In the same way that people "choose" one of two political parties, sure. Hide the alternatives, and it becomes a monopoly problem, not a people problem. I'll b

In the same way that people "choose" one of two political parties, sure. Hide the alternatives, and it becomes a monopoly problem, not a people problem. I'll burn some imaginary internet points and go further; it's an American problem. The kind of behaviour that's making this possible is easy in poorly regulated capitalism. We have capitalism in Europe too, but there are sensible guide-rails. That's not socialism, it's just common sense.