Dear Supreme Court: Google Is the Biggest Thief This Side of Communist China
Google has become a nearly $1 trillion monster company – almost entirely by collecting our digital data…and selling advertisers access to it. […]
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Four Horrible Supreme Court Rulings: Egregious Examples of Awful Judicial Activism
Last week we penned: Judicial Restraint: The Courts Must Reverse Previous Rulings When They’re Anti-Constitution: “Judicial activism is when judges and Justices […]
Judicial Restraint: The Courts Must Reverse Previous Rulings When They’re Anti-Constitution
Judicial activism is extraordinarily damaging to our nation. Judicial activism is when judges and Justices issue rulings diametrically opposed to the Constitution […]
Bipartisanship Opportunity: Undoing Obama Policy – Is Excellent Policy
Way back in January 2009, we said an enterprising Republican presidential aspirant should immediately announce his/her run. And say his/her ongoing, rolling […]
Oracle v Google: We Know We’re Right – Because the Media as One Says We’re Wrong
I am a man of fairly strong conviction. That does not mean I am not open to persuasion. In fact, it means […]
Injunctions: How Communist China Is Demonstrably Better Than US at IP Protection
Intellectual Property (IP) is the cornerstone building block of any successful society. It means nothing if you protect physical property theft – […]
Thieving Big Tech Teams Up Against Routine Big Tech Outlier Oracle
There are a few things we know about the massive Big Tech companies. Big Tech companies – are massively big. Here are […]
Google’s Massive ‘Open Source’ Heist: The Punishment Must Fit the Crimes
Google really, REALLY likes to steal stuff. The Evidence Google’s Systematic Theft is Anti-Competitive And Google’s systematic theft – is absolutely anti-competitive. […]
Hot Java: Google Yet Again Caught Stealing Other Peoples’ Stuff
Google – is the Reality version of Star Wars’ Evil Empire. Their California headquarter – is the Death Star. The fuel for […]
Really Bad Precedent: Allowing Governments to Tax Non-Constituents
The Supreme Court is currently considering South Dakota v Wayfair. A case debating whether or not state and municipal governments can collect […]