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No they’ll become too big to fail and will be rescued by the Americans’ govt every time something bad happens
Especially Amazon’s web hosting infrastructure. It would take down so much of the web, the government would intervene.
This was my gut reaction too, but at the same time, I believe the consumers hold some sway. The Reddit Exodus being an example of this.
Governments might be able to keep a company from failing, but if consumers abandon said companies, who will those companies continue to control?
Sounds like wall street :)