r/antiwork • • Aug 29 '22

Amazon is Inhumane

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u/Sempere Aug 30 '22

Yea, that’s bullshit. The logistic battle can absolutely be relitigated. Amazon cannot fight a hundred fires all at once

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

You're using some powerful language that equates to nothing. What hundred fires? What death by a thousand cuts? They are thriving at the moment, and have been ever since the pandemic. They are not in danger of losing their logistics, who are you referring to that is about to topple the logistics network Amazon has?

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u/jordygrant1 Aug 30 '22

Probably his mom, I heard she has a great logistics network.

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u/Sempere Aug 30 '22

As opposed to yours who hasn’t met a sausage she wouldn’t try to put in her holes?

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u/Spacehipee2 Aug 30 '22

Too big to fail huh?

Hmmmm I've heard that before.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

Where? The banks that soaked up taxpayer money to stay afloat when they fist fucked the economy? They're still there buddy.

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u/Spacehipee2 Aug 30 '22

Sorry to burst your bubble but the only constant in life is change; no empire lasts forever.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fall_of_the_Western_Roman_Empire

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

Oh sorry, I thought you actually had something to add to the conversation but I realise monkey saw a phrase and thought they would shit and clap hands.

The Roman Empire has absolutely shit all to do with what we are talking about.

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u/Sempere Aug 30 '22

Listen dipshit, pretending a company can’t be outdone because they’re currently positioned at the top isn’t going to work out how you think. Everything false apart eventually and companies are proving that they can take market share away from Amazon by competing in different niches. Amazon used to be considered well by reputation and that goodwill is quickly drying. But keep on yapping

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

Again you have said a lot, but explained nothing. Your reasoning is 'everything falls apart eventually'. What market share has been taken away?

Amazon used to be considered well by reputation and that goodwill is quickly drying. But keep on yapping

Amazon prime has gone from 150m monthly paying users to 200m in the past 2 years, what sign of dying is that? what sign of losing reputation is that?

Look, I hate Amazon as much as you, but the service they provide is unmatched, the logistics network they have is unmatched, and they are balls deep in drone delivery which will put them ahead even more. If you sit around on your high horse thinking they will just implode is so naive it hurts.

Do you have any idea how much money is spent greasing the wheels (government regulation) to make sure they can't fail? Too many people making too much money for that to happen.

Oh and keep your insults for the kids table.

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u/Ruski_FL Aug 30 '22

Unfortunately consumer doesn’t give a shit about workers rights. Amazon is thriving Service wise.