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If they lose an antitrust case, I hope they have to pay their fine + lawyer fee, judge fee, court fee, taxes, delivery fee, fine delivery fee, antitrust fee, corporate greed fee and screwing the consumer fee. >

And if they pay online, there’s a processing fee. If they don’t pay online, still a fee. >

And if they want to print out a receipt for the fee, there's a fee. >

Whoops. Looks like someone took the last fee, but it looks like you still owe more fees. You’ll have to pay extra to regain the privilege of paying fees. >

Received 15 billion ripping off the public. Spent 30 million on lobbying. 
Fined 1 million for antitrust law violations. 
Continuing the US tradition of purchasing legislators PRICELESS! >

That's an excellent ROI. Why wouldn't they keep doing it >

I know, huh! Corporate America and the billionaires owns us. >

The price gougers keep pushing the limits further and further and we keep paying... housing, fuel, TV, food, Taylor Swift tickets... >

Just the cost of doing business... >

god, america's legalized bribery system is so fuc*ed up >

They are getting worse, a concert was announced in my area with the same headliner who came through a year ago, but now they don’t even show you a map of the venue or let you pick your own seats. They literally only let you choose a row and they assign your spots. >

Why not call it Bribery? Calling it Lobbying is just a laughable redefinition. >

I wish it was other companies on the hot seat for monopolies and not just ticket master because some people couldn’t but Taylor Swift tickets. Remember when nobody could buy baby food because only a few companies make it all? Where was the outrage in congress then? What about all the houses getting bought up by investment firms? Why isn’t congress doing something about that?!