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by TomMckenny
2533 days ago
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So yes, the "anti-trust" talk is politically motivated? And proudly so because the employees have "pledged allegiance to the left"? Strangely, there seems to be a very large number of people who decry google's information "monopoly" because of the blogs and youtube(!) videos they found while googling. A group that, given their power in government, is certainly not being oppressed. And as a side note, I use no Alphabet product and obviously run an ad blocker. You'll find there are a great many technologists that do so. So, while there are certainly issues, the monopoly talk is obviously intentional hyperbole promulgated for political reasons. As compared to, say ISPs which actually are monopolies. Or even Sinclair broadcasting which actually does control all media in some regions. But those genuine monopolies are not objectionable because they align politically with the party in power. This pattern does correspond with some political systems but certainly not democratic, rule-of-law forms. |
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