Things that are actually morally repugnant, a list:
1. Having $200B but not paying your frontline workers hazard pay or paid time off during a pandemic
1. Having $200B but not paying your frontline workers hazard pay or paid time off during a pandemic
2. Your corporation telling people who work there to stay quiet about COVID exposure at work, or else. bloomberg.com/news/features/…
3. Having $200B while paying so little that some of the people who work at your corporation are homeless while working at your corporation. nytimes.com/2020/05/29/opi…
4. Having $200B while your corporation says one thing to a NY judge and the opposite to a worker in MN cnbc.com/2020/07/17/ama…
5. Having $200B while your corporation aids and abets racist policing. newsweek.com/amazon-ring-dr…
6. Speaking of racism, firing courageous frontline workers who speak out and oh, by the way they are all Black. mediajustice.org/news/racial-ju…
7. Still speaking of racism, having $200B and aiding and abetting this regime's immigration authorities. theguardian.com/us-news/2019/j…
8. Collecting at least some of "your" $200B from selling anti-Muslim, Nazi and other violent far-right content on your platform bbc.com/news/technolog…
9. Failing to take responsibility for the environmental damage your corporation's operations cause in working-class communities, especially communities of color. That causes asthma. During a pandemic. Of a pulmonary disease.
10. Having $200B and not ending world hunger.
Things that are not morally reprehensible, a short list:
1. Symbols of democracy.
Some 915K people work for Amazon in the US+tens of thousands took action in solidarity with them. Thousands more are 3rd party sellers. 5M+ tuned into the big tech CEO hearing. We need every person we can get to vote out Trump + repair the damage.
Bezos has $200B, but $ are not votes, and he only has one of those.
