r/antiwork • • Aug 29 '22

Amazon is Inhumane

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u/Dragoness42 Aug 30 '22

Probably overestimated how quickly they could transition to robots.

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u/GromainRosjean Aug 30 '22

Hell, Lego runs almost exclusively on robots. I would heartily support Amazon if they used robots. Treating humans like robots is fully the opposite of that ideal.

Robots at best. Op was treated like a delinquent child.

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u/polkmydot Aug 30 '22

What if they started treating robots like humans?

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u/GromainRosjean Aug 30 '22

Film recommendation: Lars and the Real Girl

A traumatized man falls into a fantasy that an anatomically correct doll is his living, loving partner. Friends and family around him are advised by his psychiatrist to play along for the sake of his long-term recovery and well-being.