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Critics say tech monopolies are draining public finances
Original: Any commitment to end the antitrust raid on the public finances by the broligarchs monopolies would go a long way to res
Commenters argue that a handful of tech billionaires and their monopolies are effectively raiding public finances, and that any political commitment to end this would help restore public trust in government. The argument frames concentrated tech wealth as directly opposed to ordinary citizens' interests, claiming government policy currently protects the richest at everyone else's expense.
Why now: Frustration with tech billionaire influence over government and antitrust enforcement is a live political debate.
tech billionairesantitrust regulatorsUS government
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- Any commitment to end the antitrust raid on the public finances by the broligarchs monopolies would go a long way to restoring the people’s trust in government. We the broligarchs is diametrically opposed to “We the people…”, as it bets all our capital on keeping them rich… · Dialectician@universeodon.com · 4
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