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Originally Posted by rcentros
I know Amazon is no worse (probably better) than most others but, when they're wrong, I have no problem pointing that out. I've never felt driven to become a groupie of any corporation.
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One of the drawbacks of publicly traded corporations (and to a much, much lesser degree, all corporations) is that the law requires the people who run one to care about money, and only money. This is a strong incentive to screw over anybody they believe will be more profitable to screw over than not. All big corporations tend to do so, unless they have a really extraordinary person in charge.
I feel limited sympathy for Amazon's employees, though. I would
never work for them, under any circumstances. I really, honestly would prefer to beg for food on a street corner. People who throw things at you seem to be more compassionate than Amazon is towards its employees.