justoffal
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This is just a necessity as these two companies have legal protections provided by law, so they should have to be broken up to provide a competitive forum.
Another "small" government conservative looking to Big Brother government to fix your problem because the free market isn't working in your favor.
I want real competition in these services and no monopoly.
If you think that is pro-big government, so be it.
They aren't a monopoly
Depends....
They don't have to be technically a perfect Monopoly to fall under the guidelines of the government's antitrust regulations.
For instance recently Amazon was clandestinely buying up salespace on eBay.
It was strictly an illegal move being done through a dummy corporation. Customers who visited that sale space were redirected to Amazon. That's exactly the kind of thing of the attorney general could use to indicate to a federal judge that Amazon is a de facto Monopoly even if it's not a perfect Monopoly.
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