[rogerdickey]

Who said it’s a crime for businesses to keep their own interests in mind or even to weigh them heavily? Seems prudent

[ncallaway]

> Who said it’s a crime for businesses to keep their own interests in mind

Nobody? Certainly, not the person you're responding to. This comment _almost_ feels like a non-sequitor to me. Someone saying to "keep something in mind" is _not_ them calling it a crime.

[judge2020]

Some would argue that that shouldn't mean Amazon gets to impose conditions that cause a non-trivial amount of workers to be forced to do things like pee in bottles, or fight for their right to not endure such conditions (amongst other harsh conditions like extremely high quotas).

[kelnos]

Nobody said it's a crime, but I really don't want to live in a world where the interests of corporate profits outweigh everything else.

We're already pretty far down that path; too far, IMO.

[post_below]

Not a crime, a reality, cheers to anyone who tries to keep that reality at the forefront of the conversation.