> You can theorize all you want given a strike in 1892, but in the last 20 years demonstrate this is not the case. The last 20 years demonstrate that America w

> You can theorize all you want given a strike in 1892, but in the last 20 years demonstrate this is not the case. The last 20 years demonstrate that America will charge it's largest domestic tech business with a breakup over just their stance on third-party browsers. There's not much left to the imagination. > Hundreds of disruptive startups have emerged and become successful. Now compare this same ones to the EU. Like ARM and STMicroelectronics? Once you look past the West-coast hype machines, there's quite a few European businesses that haven't been challenged by American competitors, startup or otherwise. Some of them are even considered critical components of American businesses, if you could believe that.