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Wouldn't any judge see right through such bullshit?

• refurb 4y ago
  Antitrust is notoriously hard to prove. It often comes down to intent. Internal documents and how the company talks about business decisions can be enough to sway minds in a situation where you’re trying to convince a judge/jury what the company was thinking. Clearly if you’re trying to put a competitor out of business then calling it a “team room” won’t matter one bit.
  • svnt 4y ago
    Is this true? Given monopolistic consequences are structural and inevitable, it seems the law should be enforced on structure and function and not require deliberate intent.
    • refurb 4y ago
      Anti-trust isn’t black and white. The government encourage competition, but when you compete to become the only company, then it’s anti-trust. The line is very fuzzy.