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Microsoft doesn't force Windows into schools. Schools actually choose to use Microsoft's software.
Stop being naive. Schools don't choose anything. The managers are the ones who choose, and the managers have nothing to do with you, they work for those who pays them - capitalists. Private schools are even simpler - they can almost openly be a a part of global monopoly (or through a shell companies), without invoking corruption charges.
Microsoft will offer ways to make their offering more attractive. That sounds like free mark
Yep! Drug dealers give the first dose for free.
Care to cite anything?
For example, they control even a good share of Russia:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/world/20031102-111400-3720r.htm
I don't understand how capitalism inevitably results in a Rothschild level bourgeois.
The same way as Microsoft killed all its competitors. Or as Coca-Cola did.
I see such an event happening in any socio-economic structure.
Only where real people (like you and me) are excluded from decision making, even at the level of their community.