Hahahah I hope you're getting paid by Intel to post this stuff.
And Intel paid AMD $1.2 billion in 2009 for antitrust issues. The $1.4 billion EU suit was different. There have been others as well. Intel is quite well known for flexing its monopoly muscles in the industry. Hell it used to be mobo manufactures had to release their stuff in unmarked white boxes for fear of some sort of retribution by Intel.
You want to keep white knighting abusive monopolies go right ahead but you're not going to change anyone's mind here and you'll only look like a fool for trying.
Intel is no different than any other company. They all are pushing boundaries of what is borderline criminal. Because there are only AMD and INTEL offerings on the market it's more visible than in any other sector.