Unsurprising

Did Amazon think they were too big to convict?

I wonder if they will meet the fate of Standard Oil, back in the day.

No, Antitrust law was effectively neutered by the Chicago School and their agent Robert Bork.

(BTW that source is right-wing and can hardly be said to be biased against Bork).

	▲	vondur 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		That's fascinating. Bork was denied being on the supreme court but his ideas shaped current antitrust laws. It feels a bit like the old Standard Oil argument: It's ok to have a huge market share so long as pricing for goods gets cheaper even if it hurts competition overall. edited for grammar.