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No. That's what happens when the United States deliberately chooses to let its monopolies capture markets unchecked.
Google, like Microsoft, Amazon and a slew of egregious, predatory Big Tech monopolies, would have been broken up into harmless pieces years ago - if not decades - in any other country.
Those two things are not unrelated.
This right here, but without the "deliberate", which hides the egregious levels of corruption that allowed for this to happen.
I have plan to dig up and somehow reanimate Teddy.
I figure we get some cool new nat parks out of it too. If I can pull this off.
I'm still working out the details.