Isn’t it sad when an act of injustice is done? I personally have never witnessed any innocent people being shot or being arrested right in the middle of a public place but I do know of one injustice that has been done. Ladies and gentlemen Bill Gates and Microsoft are being wrongfully accused of violating Anti-Trust laws. Through my examples I will prove to you that Mr. Gates has conducted nothing but good business and has done nothing wrong. Also where would we be without Microsoft revolutionizing the computer software industry. Also another point to bring up is that this is supposed to be a free enterprise system where the government doesn’t interfere with the people’s business (like Laissez faire) but obviously we see that isn’t true in many ways. It is true Bill Gates did buy out much of his competition or just wiped them out, but who wouldn’t want to without the help of Microsoft technology would be years behind what it is today.To begin with I can see why most people right off the bat say “Microsoft….yes, defiantly a monopoly.” After all Microsoft basically eliminated any competition what so ever by either buying them out and terminating their product or using it as their own, or by being so popular and widely used that the little guys really have no chance. Likewise I would be a little upset if I made a product and then was crushed by the bigger guy. Another part that contributed to the fact that Microsoft was considered a monopoly during the trial was “their attitude of fatal arrogance” (Reaves, 1). As Reaves state, and many will agree, “There were two reasons Microsoft came off so badly during their time in the spotlight: their arrogance at the trial, and their general arrogance as a monopoly. Nevertheless another thing that shut the coffin lid on Microsoft was: Microsoft would not have taken efforts to maximize the difficulty of porting Java applica...