They have already bought out the majority of the politicians in federal and state governments. The conglomerates are in control of the country. Over 40% of their workforce in the technology sector are foreigners using H1 visas to bypass hiring qualified American citizens in order to lower wages and maximize profits. Nothing wrong with maximizing profits, but utilizing loopholes created by the corrupt politicians in their pockets is an issue. Will there be another trust busting POTUS?
Will Trump Break Up the Monopolies?
Dylan James
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Brayden Anderson
Trump was the protest vote to a rigged system. If he gets a wall and shifts the Overton window, then sucess
Joshua Scott
Imagine if you broke up twitter tomorrow into 2 equally sized twitters
Overnight, half your contacts vanished. What would be the very next thing to happen?
Everyone would pick one of the two, and flood there. The whole point of Twitter is to connect to as many people as possible, that's why there's 1 twitter and not 100 smaller competing twitters.
Breaking up a natural monopoly is completely pointless. They need to be regulated
Justin Kelly
Twitter is a private company and doesnt have to bake cakes for antifa or niggers. Just because they have market share doesnt make them resposible for snowflakes melting.
Andrew Gomez
Antifa and niggers need to to create their own medium to share ideas
Joshua Nguyen
they are a natural monopoly and need to be regulated, just like literally every single other monopoly is regulated.
Back in the day telecom companies wouldn't put calls through to competing companies. It meant that you needed all your friends to be on the same network in order to contact each other. This is an example of a natural monopoly situation.
What did we do? We made rules that they MUST put calls through to competing companies. We did other things to destroy their ability to monopolize the market and protect the consumer. This is the entire point of the telecommucations act
Samuel Mitchell
This is an extraordinary bisiness oppoertunity for someone that can handle the heat
Isaiah Adams
Count on it
Kayden Smith
Whenever the value of your service is proportional to the # of people using that service, the end result is a monopoly.
Nobody is going to use your facebook competitor if it has 10 people on it, no matter how good it is.
Nathan Diaz
He hasn't broken them up yet because he knows we need those monopolies in order to outcompete Chinese monopolies
He won't do shit but whine about them