When a huge stadium tour goes on sale, fans sit there and watch fees almost double the ticket price before they can check out. That seems like what happens when one company runs so much of ticketing. Breaking it up might let other sellers compete and keep fees down, I think.

Isn't the whole point that fans and society get hurt when one company controls tickets? You might be right that society comes before law, I'm not sure how to argue that. I just feel like breaking them up would give people a fairer shot.