Bill Gates poses no threat to me. In a real sense, Microsoft products have enriched all of us, even those who don't use computers, in the same way that steam power, telegraphs, and railroads once enriched whole societies, including the people who didn't avail themselves of these inventions. She is a parasite. So is Judge Jackson, who fulminated against Microsoft for 200 pages. And so, of course, are Microsoft's competitors, who invoked government coercion to defeat Microsoft when they couldn't do it on the market.
Government produces nothing.
It takes wealth by force, and usually without limit. The federal government is also monopolistic in a special sense. The Constitution endows it with a few specific powers, reserving all others to the states and the people. The Constitution can be viewed as an antitrust act for government itself. But over time, the federal government ceased to be federal.