Dr Grump
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And in unfettered capitalism you have a similar thing except monopolies are eliminating competition...Why do you think the Sherman Act came into being.My God government schools are apparently as bad in New Zealand as they are here. Sorry, guy. Try reading my post again. Read slower and try to sound it out if you have to. Or maybe you're right and you're a moron. Companies have to compete with other companies for your business. Government eliminates its competition. And you think people work harder when they aren't accountable. You're not a functioning adult
Name sustained monopolies where the competition was not eliminated by government. Go ...
Standard Oil if they had their way. But that is the point. The government stopped it from happening. Microsoft kinda, too...although that was an altogether different beast.
Irrelevant. Again, Standard Oil was nothing compared to oil today. Microsoft wasn't sustainable. So ...
... Let's try this again. Name sustained monopolies where the competition was not eliminated by government. Go ...
Standard Oil. You can play semantics if you like, but you don't get to change what Rockefeller was trying to do. Just because you compare it to today's conglomerates doesn't mean you get to change the rules. Without government interference Standard was going to be a leviathan that nobody could have stopped. Thank-you Sherman Act.