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>The point is that Amazon wouldn't have achieved what it has Sounds good to me.
by wavefunction 5y ago
>The point is that Amazon wouldn't have achieved what it has
Sounds good to me.
- xyzzyz 5y agoFortunately, you don’t get to decide that. Contrary to popular sentiment on HN, Amazon is one of the most favorably perceived brand by Americans, ranked top 4 in 2020. When you go against Amazon, you go against something that Americans like more than Netflix.
- rsj_hn 5y agoThis is interesting: https://tenetpartners.com/top100/most-powerful-brands-list.html https://tenetpartners.com/top100/most-powerful-brands-list.h... Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft all in the top 10. Exxon way more popular than Netflix.
- bangkoksbest 5y ago> When you go against Amazon, you go against something that Americans like more than Netflix. That just gives more reason to go against, there's quite a few Western comforts that could use a bit more opposition, Amazon being one of them. You're making the case that it is virtuous to be aligned with popular sentiments on issues, which is a position that dissolves any ethical or political principles in the name of conformity.