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Netflix Considered Buying EA
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this post was submitted on 08 Dec 2025
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Kinda funny how much media is out there warning about the folly of allowing this kind of mega conglomeration, yet we're still gonna just do it anyway
Line. Go. Up.
Democrats are too chicken shit to go breaking up monopolies, republicans have sold their souls to corporations so why wouldn't you, as a corporation, try to buy up everything you can while no one is there to stop you.
FTC got started on it under Biden
You think this started recently? Or is that just what you have to say.
Why start making good decisions now?