Thread: BusinessInsider: Amazon Misses On Earnings
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Old 10-27-2011, 04:29 PM   #49
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Originally Posted by kennyc View Post
Right and they were vague and 10 years old. What's your real issue with Amazon, this thread is supposed to be about their recent earnings report.
I did ask a couple of times why you are defending Amazon but you haven't answered.

The news reports were not vague. You dismissed them as such and another poster pulled you up on that as not being the case.

I originally 'attacked' Amazon because another poster lauded Amazon's work creation record. I pointed out some 'actual facts' that showed that record is not so laudable.

It was not my intention to derail this thread. I responded to another poster with pertinent information. This is, after all, a discussion forum. You yourself thanked me for the information I posted, before promptly and unfairly dismissing it.

My 'real issue' with Amazon is I don't like corporations mistreating workers. I don't particularly dislike Amazon. I don't particularly dislike Apple or Walmart or Chinese working conditions. I dislike injustice in general, and I dislike people defending injustice. I would hope that all reasoning creatures would share this sentiment.
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