>But calling that a "choice" is like saying the mafioso holding a gun to your head is giving you the freedom to decide to follow his orders. Yes, but hunger, n

>But calling that a "choice" is like saying the mafioso holding a gun to your head is giving you the freedom to decide to follow his orders. Yes, but hunger, not Amazon, is the one holding the threat over the person, and as of yet we have not found a way to change these fundamental aspects of nature/reality. You aren't going to remove threat, you are going to just make it become realized. Think of how some areas where child labor was reduced but the reasons behind children working weren't fixed resulted in children turning to far more dangerous and illegal labor that would near universally be considered a far worse option than sweat shop work.