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> “Amazon lied through a senior executive’s sworn testimony that Amazon did not use any of the troves of data it had collected on its third-party sellers to com
by mabbo 5y ago
> “Amazon lied through a senior executive’s sworn testimony that Amazon did not use any of the troves of data it had collected on its third-party sellers to compete with them,”
It's time to set an example. This sworn testimony was knowingly false. So charge this Senior executive with lying to Congress and lay down the likelihood of prison time. Watch them flip on their other execs.
- jjoonathan 5y agoAgreed. Everyone suspected they were lying, but suspicion isn't proof. If proof has emerged, it's imperative to go hard enough to make up for the many times where conservative standards of proof let obvious lies slip through.
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- mataug 5y agoAgreed, amazon's executives are exteremly entitled, this is just one in series of examples where they think of themselves as untouchable. The executives need to be proved wrong about their untouchability.