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Amazon claims that this is because state laws have been changing, and even if you don't take them at their word, it seems pretty straightforward. Why would they
by wutbrodo 5y ago
Amazon claims that this is because state laws have been changing, and even if you don't take them at their word, it seems pretty straightforward. Why would they want to get involved in shifting this particular norm? Why didn't they do it before a huge chunk of the country legalized it at the state level?
It just doesn't seem like an especially relevant analysis of this event.
- cies 5y ago> Why would they want to get involved in shifting this particular norm? Indeed they dont. They just want to benefit (instead of being harmed) by the shift. Same we see with "rainbow" colored logos on big corps and big corps supporting "racial equality": they only do so once the norm has largely shifted. Big corps dont push for social change unless they get better from it (i.e.: makes them look good).