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Would it be fair to ask coal miners in the early 20th century if they shop at the company store? Large retail companies are ubiquitous in our society. It takes
by jniedrauer 8y ago
Would it be fair to ask coal miners in the early 20th century if they shop at the company store?
Large retail companies are ubiquitous in our society. It takes a certain degree of socioeconomic privilege to be able to choose not to buy things from them.
- tekknik 8y agowhat a horrible excuse. there are plenty of other options to shop at than amazon, in fact you have to go out of your way and wait for your items to buy from amazon. the assertion that one has to be privileged to not buy from amazon is also silly, how many lower status people do you see shopping at amazon. capitalism fails when people don’t exercise their choices and hiding behind excuses like this is why people run around saying capitalism doesn’t work