His "faux offended" stance in a matter of (other people's) life and death is not a good look. He says "If we want people to choose to work for Amazon helping d

His "faux offended" stance in a matter of (other people's) life and death is not a good look. He says "If we want people to choose to work for Amazon helping deliver packages to customers, job number one is to convince those valuable employees that you are doing everything you can every day to keep them safe. ", which sounds right - but is it appropriate to fire people for Amazon's failure in this regard?