What I hate here more than anything else is the bait-and-switch and bundling tactics. If Amazon had just had video-on-demand where you would pay for video and

What I hate here more than anything else is the bait-and-switch and bundling tactics. If Amazon had just had video-on-demand where you would pay for video and be able to watch it, that would have been fine. But they bundled it together with Prime and offered all sorts of free or discounted content instead. Now they're jacking up the price. This sort of tactic, of eliminating the competition through steep discounting and then raising the prices once you have a foothold is exactly the sort of thing that antitrust law was designed to handle, and even in the "customer harm" framing of it this seems like a clear violation.