[sandworm101]

So they are in violation of antitrust rules? If space is the future, SpaceX is the railroad and should not grant cheaper rates for cargo from its other businesses.

[toomuchtodo]

Good luck arguing this to regulators. They are cheap, but not the only option, both in the US and globally.

[nickik]

That logic doesn't work with current court interpretation of Anti-Trust. Read Judge Richard Posner on modern Anti-Trust law. Its not the late 1800s where it was basically politicians driving Anti-Trust train.

[ctdonath]

Can argue SpaceX is a global telecom company which is selling excess transport capacity to fund their transport cost center.