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Should people not complain about a company's poor work conditions on a public forum? I'm really confused, because what you're arguing here is that there is no r
by stnmtn 7y ago
Should people not complain about a company's poor work conditions on a public forum? I'm really confused, because what you're arguing here is that there is no reason to say anything ever unless you are taking immediate action to fix that.
I mean, by your logic, couldn't I ask you why you are making this post and not instead making lasting change by starting a competing social media site where no non-impactful conversations happen?
- imgabe 7y agoBy all means, complain. Complain to the perpetrators of the injustice and complain to the government that is supposed to regulate them. Don't complain to the victims that they are not acting sufficiently victim-like to confirm your preconceived notions of what their lives are like based on that 10 minute John Oliver segment you watched.
- stnmtn 7y agoI mean the people she's complaining to are part of the problem, they are people who are being paid to post pro-amazon content on twitter that share accounts, most likely using something like sprinklr. If these were real people just saying this, then sure, but you can not actually look at this exchange and think amazon doesn't come out looking even worse.
- imgabe 7y agoThey are real people unless you mean they're AI bots, in which case harassing them is even more pointless. They have zero ability to effect any of the changes she is complaining about. This is the equivalent of yelling at a customer service rep. It's not going to get you anything you want and it just makes you look like an asshole.