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Originally Posted by CommonReader
That's not for us to decide. It may not even matter that much once a company gets into the cross-hairs of anti-trust authorities.
Even if US authorities share your view, it doesn't mean that European authorities will do the same. A company that pays almost no taxes and mainly creates badly paid jobs with frequent labour disputes has few friends.
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Even if the anti-trust authorities make their move on Amazon, I don't see how that proves your point, whatever it might be (besides your apparent general dislike of Amazon). Sure those institutions are supposed to right the wrongs but they're just human institutions. They can err and they can act for all sorts of wrong reasons, and I think the quality of jobs someone creates is the last thing on their mind.