Retailers have every right to control which products they sell, and I wish more would exercise that right to the benefit of consumers. Far too much wasteful junk food is being peddled by grocery stores simply in the interest of sales, not the health of their customers. Even if they based decisions on the amount of packaging used for a product, it would drastically change what's available, and force manufacturers to pay closer attention to that.
In terms of Nokia, Apple believes Nokia is violating their position, so should Apple have a double-standard? On one hand, fight Nokia, and on the other hand, benefit from selling their products, not to mention help them out? The safest decision is to not sell the products at all, and that's exactly what they chose to do. I agree with it.
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A "safe bet"? That will be determined by the courts, not you.
And regarding your "demands", that's purely a selfish standpoint, not rooted in common sense or what's best for everyone involved, just yourself.