Gregory's Server@hosford42 Thanks, Robert Bork. π‘ (Among many others, but particularly him.)
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 @hosford42 ββ¦ an influential antitrust scholar, arguing that consumers often benefited from corporate mergers and that antitrust law should focus on consumer welfare rather than on ensuring competition.β Heβs specifically why antitrust laws we have on the books have been hamstrung in the judiciary, and why corporate mergers have become monopolistic, monolithic, predatory, monsters.  @MattMerk @hosford42 |
@MattMerk What, specifically, did he contribute to this awful endgame? Not arguing. I just don't know enough about that historical period to get what you're referring to.