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You can generalize it all you want, but you're not looking at the specific case. Perhaps this, perhaps that. The truth of the victim's situation will not be kn
by GotURsolution3 10y ago
You can generalize it all you want, but you're not looking at the specific case.
Perhaps this, perhaps that. The truth of the victim's situation will not be known now. All we can do is point at Amazon or society.
But here we are with specific facts. The person was either mentally unfit and our society failed to catch this and help, and forced them to take whatever jobs were available for someone with that skill-level (oh man an Amazon job! They aren't going anywhere anytime soon!).
Or Amazon is a shitty place for low-skilled workers. Amazon can be just as culpable for being a known shit-hole. People can be sane and go in and come out nutters at companies, doesn't just happen to programmers. Burnout and occupational stress are real.
By saying maybe this person was just nuts, sweeps alternatives under the rug. And whether they were or not isn't relevant now. Amazon or society will still peddle the mantra of "get a job!" and push people that maybe shouldn't have certain roles into them by default.