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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
Anti trust is more broad than just anti monopoly. The case against big tech has been gaining momentum for a number of years now in legal / anti trust circles. 
  
 Some of the people who worked to loosen anti trust laws in the 80's are now of the belief that the laws are too lax. 
  
 There's more than nothing here.

gpt
Many politicians have used the specific word 'monopoly', which is ignorant. Further, legitimate anti-trust cases have already been investigated, filed, and won/lost many, many times over the last 5-10 years. Google and FB suits in the EU are the best examples of this, however, none of that compares with the rhetoric in the US. There is zero grounds upon which any legislative body could justify breaking up any big tech firm. It's political posturing and pandering with no basis in legal reality.