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Create a fabulously successful business that puts 350,000 jobs on offer (that didn't exist before Amazon was built), and you're likened to a thief? What in this
by vixen99 8y ago
Create a fabulously successful business that puts 350,000 jobs on offer (that didn't exist before Amazon was built), and you're likened to a thief? What in this press release, https://blog.aboutamazon.com/company-news/response-to-senator-sanders/ https://blog.aboutamazon.com/company-news/response-to-senato... - is inaccurate? It would be headline news if it was. Currently it appears that the US is enjoying extremely low unemployment so presumably there are plenty of other jobs around. People can vote with their feet.
- ardy42 8y ago> Create a fabulously successful business that puts 350,000 jobs on offer (that didn't exist before Amazon was built), and you're likened to a thief? No, and if you'd read more closely you'd have realized I didn't do that. I merely used a analogy involving a thief that clearly illustrates one characteristic that's relevant here. Analogies don't map one-to-one onto a topic. You really should have gotten it, too, since I didn't just stop at the analogy. I went to apply the concept it was meant to illustrate directly to the situation. Furthermore, the fact that Amazon is a "job creator" doesn't hold it, its labor practices, or the jobs it creates above criticism.