It's funny you bring up Schwarzenegger, as his last Olympia win was mired in controversy for being almost certainly rigged. Did he cheat? No, everyone used a s

It's funny you bring up Schwarzenegger, as his last Olympia win was mired in controversy for being almost certainly rigged. Did he cheat? No, everyone used a similar amount of steroids. But to anyone with eyes and a basic knowledge of the sport it's overwhelmingly obvious that the organizers and judges threw it in his favor because of the attention it would bring. Which is the issue when an entity becomes too big to fail. There is a power disparity that is virtually impossible to overcome as the leverage is so much that any opponent can be swat down with ease. Things such as: - leveraging economies of scale when dealing with suppliers and resources to the point of starving access to competition - using lobbyists to write legislation in their favor or blockade opponents - doing fuck all with no reservations, then pay out lawsuits and fines at an order of magnitude less than profit made and damage done