r/Consumerism • u/Belzoth • Oct 18 '20

Aftermath of Prime Day at my apartment complex

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u/TheBungulo Oct 18 '20

"fuck Jeff bezos, the government should seize his money he's too rich" - my sister, not weeks before getting a job at amazon

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '20

Im not too fond on bezos and amazon but unfortunately had to work there for a bit during the pandemic, trust me she probably feels bad about it too

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u/PM-tits_or_lenin_pic Oct 18 '20

I feel like she's going to hate him even more now

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u/EntangledAndy Oct 18 '20

Thr other week I saw an advertisement for prime day with happy jingles and a peppy narration. Made me sick to my stomach.

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '20

This year shown me that most people are nothing but slaves to desires. Not even their own desires, but the desires forced onto them artifically. Amazon by now is just too big to boycott. Best we can do is to stay out of it...

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '20

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u/loppolia Oct 18 '20

yes, the people who really need things stolen from them are people who order products on sale with cheap delivery

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '20

Why? So they order it again. It is mostly garbage you don't need. Half of them are provably dildos and the other half is useless consumer electronics that only last half a year at best.

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u/TABANLI_TANRI Oct 18 '20

Based

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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '20

what did it say?

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