Propaganda

That's the part that did it. Because it's like you've made, now nobody has any other option. That's the same example I was given with Tesla. Because the point is, on general principle, consumers are supposed to have options. And the argument is, having options keeps everybody in check, right? Because... If you have options, that's going to force you to make the better product.

That's the part that did it. Because it's like you've made, now nobody has any other option. That's the same example I was given with Tesla. Because the point is, on general principle, consumers are supposed to have options. And the argument is, having options keeps everybody in check, right? Because... If you have options, that's going to force you to make the better product.

And if you baking a better product that make all of America look good, consumers are happy, money's flowing, right? That's the argument. And again, using the Tesla as an example, like I just say it right now, didn't I just say that? I'm sorry, I'm just talking. If every electric car in the future, if you want to do self-driving mode, you have to use this because it's the default setting.

And if you baking a better product that make all of America look good, consumers are happy, money's flowing, right? That's the argument. And again, using the Tesla as an example, like I just say it right now, didn't I just say that? I'm sorry, I'm just talking. If every electric car in the future, if you want to do self-driving mode, you have to use this because it's the default setting.

And if you baking a better product that make all of America look good, consumers are happy, money's flowing, right? That's the argument. And again, using the Tesla as an example, like I just say it right now, didn't I just say that? I'm sorry, I'm just talking. If every electric car in the future, if you want to do self-driving mode, you have to use this because it's the default setting.

And this gives Tesla no incentive to like they could charge every car company whatever they want, because who else you going to go to? Which means that that is going to raise the prices for all of our cars, which means it's going to rain the prices for chips and all this good stuff. It's just like there's no like this doesn't help nobody.

And this gives Tesla no incentive to like they could charge every car company whatever they want, because who else you going to go to? Which means that that is going to raise the prices for all of our cars, which means it's going to rain the prices for chips and all this good stuff. It's just like there's no like this doesn't help nobody.

And this gives Tesla no incentive to like they could charge every car company whatever they want, because who else you going to go to? Which means that that is going to raise the prices for all of our cars, which means it's going to rain the prices for chips and all this good stuff. It's just like there's no like this doesn't help nobody.

This just makes you by yourself rich and all of us got to suffer by it. So that's that's the theory. Nobody's happy with that except for y'all. And we just decided as a nation back in the 1700s that we wasn't going to be like that. In theory. Now, what they told them that they had to do was break the company up. You have to put Windows in one place as one company and Office as another company.

This just makes you by yourself rich and all of us got to suffer by it. So that's that's the theory. Nobody's happy with that except for y'all. And we just decided as a nation back in the 1700s that we wasn't going to be like that. In theory. Now, what they told them that they had to do was break the company up. You have to put Windows in one place as one company and Office as another company.

This just makes you by yourself rich and all of us got to suffer by it. So that's that's the theory. Nobody's happy with that except for y'all. And we just decided as a nation back in the 1700s that we wasn't going to be like that. In theory. Now, what they told them that they had to do was break the company up. You have to put Windows in one place as one company and Office as another company.

Is that how you understand Microsoft? Of course not, because that didn't happen. Essentially, what they did was just they paid the fines, they did what they had to do, and then they just promised to not be jerks. It just really, really ain't nothing happened. So ultimately, nothing changed. Netscape ended up selling to AOL.

Is that how you understand Microsoft? Of course not, because that didn't happen. Essentially, what they did was just they paid the fines, they did what they had to do, and then they just promised to not be jerks. It just really, really ain't nothing happened. So ultimately, nothing changed. Netscape ended up selling to AOL.

Is that how you understand Microsoft? Of course not, because that didn't happen. Essentially, what they did was just they paid the fines, they did what they had to do, and then they just promised to not be jerks. It just really, really ain't nothing happened. So ultimately, nothing changed. Netscape ended up selling to AOL.

Microsoft just had this ruling stand that they were operating as a monopoly. But since God is good and just... when last time you opened an Internet Explorer browser. Now, this is what the Department of Justice was considering when they looked at this Google case. Now let's talk about specifically the ruling. Now remember Google, the company's called Alphabet for whatever reason.

Microsoft just had this ruling stand that they were operating as a monopoly. But since God is good and just... when last time you opened an Internet Explorer browser. Now, this is what the Department of Justice was considering when they looked at this Google case. Now let's talk about specifically the ruling. Now remember Google, the company's called Alphabet for whatever reason.

Microsoft just had this ruling stand that they were operating as a monopoly. But since God is good and just... when last time you opened an Internet Explorer browser. Now, this is what the Department of Justice was considering when they looked at this Google case. Now let's talk about specifically the ruling. Now remember Google, the company's called Alphabet for whatever reason.

The ruling was that they illegally monopolized the search engine market. Now, and here's how they did it. Now, they did it the same way Microsoft did it in the sense that you just, if you're a software company, duh, make deals with hardware companies.

The ruling was that they illegally monopolized the search engine market. Now, and here's how they did it. Now, they did it the same way Microsoft did it in the sense that you just, if you're a software company, duh, make deals with hardware companies.

The ruling was that they illegally monopolized the search engine market. Now, and here's how they did it. Now, they did it the same way Microsoft did it in the sense that you just, if you're a software company, duh, make deals with hardware companies.