> But if they are able to charge for it, they deserve it. This is an extremely black-and-white view. If I make a competing product to you and it’s superior to

> But if they are able to charge for it, they deserve it. This is an extremely black-and-white view. If I make a competing product to you and it’s superior to yours, then yes, I deserve profits (though of course consumers may still choose yours for a litany of other reasons). If a trillion-dollar corporation becomes a competitor, that’s not exactly fair. They can, if they want, spin up an entire team dedicated to the product, and by sheer numbers, they will win. Is it legal? Yes. Is it ethical? That’s subjective.