You know I live in Seattle, and you’re right. It’s like a small hole in the wall operation, Jeff Bezos works out of a window serving up boxes of stuff.
It’s not like they own entire neighborhoods or dominate the skyline or anything.
Nope still just as sad and rundown. It definitely looks the same every time I go down there, there isn’t always a new building going up for some large website.
If amazon was solely a marketplace they may have an argument but seeing as they're arguing the content moderation and targeted advertising to kids, they seem to be forgetting they own twitch, a very large online platform that serves ads out the ass
Just to be clear, Very Large Online Platform is a legal designation that follows certain criteria, making the claim slightly less ridiculous than it might seem at first.
There is arguably some validity to whether Amazon as a retail platform actually fits the spirit of the law, but at the same time I find it absolutely laughable that they're complaining that they were somehow "singled out", seeing how both Alibaba and Zalando are also included on the list.
I recently saw someone suggest that America was just three corporations in a trenchcoat; so maybe it’s actually nine smaller corporations, in groups of three, each group in their own trenchcoat, and then those three groups get together in an even bigger trenchcoat 🤔🧥
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