First, it's more PC to have their North Carolina members complain about it which might stop it from passing. After that, it's probably cheaper to get someone e

First, it's more PC to have their North Carolina members complain about it which might stop it from passing. After that, it's probably cheaper to get someone else to do it for them. Only if the losses were substantial, or too many other states started following the lead (which could then make the losses substantial) would Amazon bother. Odds are it's not cost effective for them.