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> greedy, power-mad megalomaniac Why do you think that of him?

• tuesdayrain 7y ago
  Rich person bad
• sverige 7y ago
  With his Amazon warehouses, for most of his employees he's created the terrible future of poverty and misery that he allegedly dreams of saving humanity from with his space colonies. And his success isn't built on any innovation other than relentlessly keeping as much as he can for himself.
  • gdy 7y ago
    You have no idea of what poverty and misery are.
    • sverige 7y ago
      Having spent a year homeless on the streets and sometimes on friends' couches, I would say 'Fuck you.' But that would be rude.
      • gdy 7y ago
        That's what I thought. No idea. And by the way, was that happening while you were working at Amazon?
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  • MiguelFCA 7y ago
    Hey Sverige, I have been working for Amazon for over 2 years and I dont live in poverty or misery. In fact, thanks to my pay at Amazon (2x the minimum wage in my area) I can live quite comfortably. Thanks to my job I dont stress out when I think about my student loans. And thanks to the innovation which was implemented with robots, my job is a lot easier that what it would be without the assistance of the electronics we use. - Miguel FC Ambassador
• cambalache 7y ago
  You have to be fantastically greedy to work so hard and for so much time to get an unfathomable quantity of money and keep going. I suppose there is nothing intrinsically wrong, but there is no need of Freud to tell us that greed is a very strong motivation to him.
  • toasterlovin 7y ago
    But what if accumulating wealth is a side effect, not the main motivation?