Trump EO To Censor Anti Conservative Internet Bias

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@zantax

Yes, we have been letting a lot of companies get away with it

Show me how twitter or any of those companies had predatory practices. Losing money doesnt mean they were predatory

[Jezcoe]

@zantax

@ImRightYoureWrong

https://www.inc.com/drew-hendricks/5-successful-companies-that-didn-8217-t-make-a-dollar-for-5-years.html

Look at all these predators

Yes, we have been letting a lot of companies get away with it and it may also be legal but it’s still an unfair and uncompetitive practice.

How was Twitter predatory in it’s pricing?

What other service like it was it unfairly edging out?

How does a model where the user is offered the platform for free be “underpriced”?

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@Cynic

You mean you support a company that is predatory toward encyclopedia manufacturers that never intends to make a profit?

Wow!

#boycottwikipedia start the twitter tag

[ImRightYoureWrong]

They want to censor Twitter. That’s all this is about. Looking for an excuse

[Cynic]

It’s been years since I saw a commercial for Britannica.

But Zantax is celebrating their demise. Sad!

[zantax]

@Jezcoe

@zantax

@ImRightYoureWrong

https://www.inc.com/drew-hendricks/5-successful-companies-that-didn-8217-t-make-a-dollar-for-5-years.html

Look at all these predators

Yes, we have been letting a lot of companies get away with it and it may also be legal but it’s still an unfair and uncompetitive practice.

How was Twitter predatory in it’s pricing?

What other service like it was it unfairly edging out?

How does a model where the user is offered the platform for free be “underpriced”?

Oh brother, how is free and losing gobs of money evidence it’s under-priced? Are you serious. And it’s not so much who they edged out as how many they have discouraged from entering the market by creating a barrier to entry that involves losing billions of dollars to compete.

[zantax]

@ImRightYoureWrong

They want to censor Twitter. That’s all this is about. Looking for an excuse

No, I don’t want to censor twitter. I do think the FEC should give them a look to determine if they are operating in a manner that is effectively an unreported political donation for democrats though.

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@zantax

Oh brother, how is free and losing gobs of money evidence it’s under-priced? Are you serious. And it’s not so much who they edged out as how many they have discouraged from entering the market by creating a barrier to entry that involves losing billions of dollars to compete.

Shouldnt be that hard to compete. $2bil over 10 years. Lord Trump lost $1bil in 1 year and survived. You’re overreacting

[ImRightYoureWrong]

@zantax

I do think the FEC should give them a look to determine if they are operating in a manner that is effectively an unreported political donation for democrats though.

Lol why?

[Jezcoe]

@zantax

@Jezcoe

@zantax

@ImRightYoureWrong

https://www.inc.com/drew-hendricks/5-successful-companies-that-didn-8217-t-make-a-dollar-for-5-years.html

Look at all these predators

Yes, we have been letting a lot of companies get away with it and it may also be legal but it’s still an unfair and uncompetitive practice.

How was Twitter predatory in it’s pricing?

What other service like it was it unfairly edging out?

How does a model where the user is offered the platform for free be “underpriced”?

Oh brother, how is free and losing gobs of money evidence it’s under-priced? Are you serious. And it’s not so much who they edged out as how many they have discouraged from entering the market by creating a barrier to entry that involves losing billions of dollars to compete.

Well… seeing as how the business model of the majority of internet companies is to lose a bunch of money until you suddenly aren’t anymore… it seems par for the course.

The inability to turn a profit during the early years of company growth is now an indicator that they are unfairly pricing their free to the user service in a market that they basically created…

Yeah… that is pretty bonkers.

[ImRightYoureWrong]

Their business model is to sell advertising. You need to establish a user base to sell to first.

[Cynic]

Innovation is rewarded with investment.

You want to kill innovation for the sake of copy cats. SAD!

[Bodecea]

@conan

Quit your whining. How dare Trump does what libs do.

Thanks for the clarification.

[gwhit]

Stop wanting to regulate things by government overreach, you Libs that all you want to do is have Government take over all private biz so you can control what they do. Stop being a left wing liberal communist.

[blueapplepaste]

@zantax

@Jezcoe

@zantax

@ImRightYoureWrong

https://www.inc.com/drew-hendricks/5-successful-companies-that-didn-8217-t-make-a-dollar-for-5-years.html

Look at all these predators

Yes, we have been letting a lot of companies get away with it and it may also be legal but it’s still an unfair and uncompetitive practice.

How was Twitter predatory in it’s pricing?

What other service like it was it unfairly edging out?

How does a model where the user is offered the platform for free be “underpriced”?

Oh brother, how is free and losing gobs of money evidence it’s under-priced? Are you serious. And it’s not so much who they edged out as how many they have discouraged from entering the market by creating a barrier to entry that involves losing billions of dollars to compete.

Dodging the issue of free market capitalism. Let someone come up with a better product that makes more money. That’s they way you guys swear it works.

[blueapplepaste]

Does the FEC get to investigate Fox too??

[Axxowiz]

Somebody is going to get hurt or worse soon, people standing outside Mitch McConnells house saying there going to stab him through the heart. People need to bring it down.

[conan]

Only libs are allowed to use violent rhetoric and not be hold accountable.

After all they’re special.

[Kevhead]

@zantax

Like twitter you mean? You know how long it took them to show a profit and how much they lost before they did? They’re still way in the red. They only started to turn a profit over the last year or so. What would we call a car company that kept operating in the red for years to grow market share? Is that fair competition?

Fox news was the exact same

[AmusedObserver]

@zantax

After how many years operating at a loss?

I eagerly await your expert analysis of Twitter’s income statements, demonstrating to everyone where they were spending too much, and how their business model could have been improved so that they were profitable sooner. Based, of course, on your business acumen regarding tech start ups.