I agree. There are a ton of goods in the world one might initially think are non-essential, but become essential in the right circumstances (think: batteries, c

I agree. There are a ton of goods in the world one might initially think are non-essential, but become essential in the right circumstances (think: batteries, computer cables, tape, etc). There are many goods which would easily classify as "essential" under a court order, despite not being essential (think: oreos, mountain dew, doritos, etc). This distinction cannot be legislated. Amazon is absolutely in the right to shut down for a bit while they try to figure it out. They're also absolutely in the wrong for the way they've treated their employees over the past month. Both of these can be true! Its like everyone in this thread needs to pick a side, and the other side is crazy for thinking the way they do.