The unspoken reality is that the U.S. patent system faces an even bigger problem: a market so constricted by high transaction costs and legal risks that it excludes the vast majority of small and mid-sized businesses and prevents literally 95 percent of all patented discoveries from ever being put to use to create new products and services, new jobs, and new economic growth.

Unfortunately, they don't advocate abolishment of such a tyrannous scheme, instead acting like a CPA and wanting some suck off. BTW, this is one of the primary reasons China exists in the form it does today. America would still be waxing all other market participants if they dropped a lot of their monpolistic BS.