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They're not punishing success, they're punishing illegal behavior. Breaking up monopolies has a long, successful track record.
by j2kun 2y ago
They're not punishing success, they're punishing illegal behavior.
Breaking up monopolies has a long, successful track record.
- anon291 2y agoFrom a human rights perspective, there is no unethical behavior. You are allowed to invent things, sell those things, and profit from those things. It's a fundamental human right. The entire antitrust concept is concerning honestly.
- j2kun 2y agoOf all the human rights you could come up with, "maximizing shareholder value (at the expense of society)" is the silliest.