A thought experiment.
I am the only person on my street selling lemonade. Another person down the street begins to sell lemonade. I sue them, because only I can sell lemonade. I'm in the right. However, I begin to use less lemon and more water and people begin to dislike my lemonade because it tastes really watered down and kind of weird and I keep adding weird additions like glitter to the lemonade but I expect people to keep buying my lemonade because I'm the only one selling it. After all, I want to innovate!
Another person starts to sell my old recipe for lemonade. People like it, but it's a threat to my business model, so I sue them. They stop selling lemonade and I keep selling my watered-down, glitter-filled lemonade that people don't like. Only I am allowed to sell lemonade. They're in the wrong for stealing away my profits. If they don't like my lemonade, they shouldn't buy it.
I find out that someone is giving away lemonade for free inside their house. I sue them, because only I am allowed to sell lemonade. I refuse to give people my old recipe despite them asking, because I believe in innovation and moving forward as I continue to water down my lemonade more and more and add more and more glitter to it. How dare they have the cheek to steal my profit? How am I going to pay the rent?
People on the street like lemonade but they don't like my lemonade? That's their problem. They shouldn't have any lemonade if they're not willing to buy it from me. Only I'm allowed to sell lemonade. They're in the wrong if they like my old recipe, because it's outdated and I believe in innovation. If they don't like my watered-down, glitter-filled lemonade, they're not my target audience. If they sell lemonade, I'm going to sue them, because they're stealing business from me. They're in the wrong. If they want a different drink, like maybe orange juice, they can go elsewhere, because I sell only lemonade, and I am the only one allowed to sell lemonade, and if ANYONE ELSE TRIES TO SELL LEMONADE, I'M GOING TO SUE THEM.
On a completely unrelated note, Nintendo is such a cool company
I am the only person on my street selling lemonade. Another person down the street begins to sell lemonade. I sue them, because only I can sell lemonade. I'm in the right. However, I begin to use less lemon and more water and people begin to dislike my lemonade because it tastes really watered down and kind of weird and I keep adding weird additions like glitter to the lemonade but I expect people to keep buying my lemonade because I'm the only one selling it. After all, I want to innovate!
Another person starts to sell my old recipe for lemonade. People like it, but it's a threat to my business model, so I sue them. They stop selling lemonade and I keep selling my watered-down, glitter-filled lemonade that people don't like. Only I am allowed to sell lemonade. They're in the wrong for stealing away my profits. If they don't like my lemonade, they shouldn't buy it.
I find out that someone is giving away lemonade for free inside their house. I sue them, because only I am allowed to sell lemonade. I refuse to give people my old recipe despite them asking, because I believe in innovation and moving forward as I continue to water down my lemonade more and more and add more and more glitter to it. How dare they have the cheek to steal my profit? How am I going to pay the rent?
People on the street like lemonade but they don't like my lemonade? That's their problem. They shouldn't have any lemonade if they're not willing to buy it from me. Only I'm allowed to sell lemonade. They're in the wrong if they like my old recipe, because it's outdated and I believe in innovation. If they don't like my watered-down, glitter-filled lemonade, they're not my target audience. If they sell lemonade, I'm going to sue them, because they're stealing business from me. They're in the wrong. If they want a different drink, like maybe orange juice, they can go elsewhere, because I sell only lemonade, and I am the only one allowed to sell lemonade, and if ANYONE ELSE TRIES TO SELL LEMONADE, I'M GOING TO SUE THEM.
On a completely unrelated note, Nintendo is such a cool company