Seems you're getting steamrolled by the anti-amazon public opinion that's so popular these days, but I feel you are at least partially correct with the moral po

Seems you're getting steamrolled by the anti-amazon public opinion that's so popular these days, but I feel you are at least partially correct with the moral positioning. They can both feel they are working for good at the same time even from opposite sides without either being wrong. I'm not sure Tim is grandstanding, as much as suffering from the (IMO weak and easy to accuse) burden of campaigning for the little guy from a position of power. We shouldn't always require that change come from the bottom up or the very top; he can possibly ignite it far faster and meaingful than either.