Comments by "Nerdlin Geeksly" (@nerdlingeeksly5192) on "Apple: In the spotlight for monopolistic practices? - VisualPolitik EN" video.

  1. No one company should be allowed to grow past 1 million in yearly profits, no one person needs more than that
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  2.  @russellwestbrick927  i didnt say all companies should be state owned i said there should be a cap on how large a business can grow because at a certain point it becomes impossible to compete with them, they become a monopoly. America already has laws in place to make sure businesses don't become monopolies I'm just saying we should expand upon them.
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  3.  @russellwestbrick927  companies already do that without the expansion on our monopoly cap once they get large enough to snuff out smaller competition simply because they have more money and resources than their smaller competitor not because they have a better product. Apple is perfect example of this, they intentionally handicap their innovation in favor of small incremental improvements on their phone to maximize profit with little effort. It's the smaller business' trying to compete with those large companies that drive Innovation, they innovate to get an edge over them and steal their customer base. And then there's people like Elon Musk who innovate not-for-profit but because they have a dream/personal ambitions they want to accomplish. There are other reasons to innovate as well such as reducing costs, if you can figure out how to put less money into Logistics and still get the same amount a profit or more out of your business than it's worth innovated whether or not you have a cap or not.
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