Anonymous #1 1d

it’s still the biggest online retailer, yeah. companies generally don’t buy a new fleet of custom trucks if their business is declining

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Anonymous #1 5h

i try not to, but my mom offered to let me get a few things because she didn’t want me driving in the rain. but to circle back to your point, a majority of big corps are harmful in some way, amazon just being another one of them. if you’re arguing that they treat their workers poorly, so do a majority of retailers. if you’re arguing that their carbon footprint is terrible, i myself buy 90% of the things i want secondhand. i am not a heavy amazon shopper.

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Anonymous #1 5h

+ this high horse is stupid. true anti-capitalists understand that people do what they can with the cards they are dealt with. if someone needs something fast and has no form of transportation, duh they’re gonna use amazon. unless someone is excessive with their purchases from ANY place (because overconsumption is bad for a myriad of reasons) i am not judging, and you shouldn’t either, because i doubt you’re perfect in only buying local, consistently donating to those in need, etc! /npa! ^_^

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Anonymous notmypieceofheaven 5h

(no like seriously, i did not mean for that to come off so aggressive. i don’t think you’re stupid!)

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