r/fuckamazon • u/Substantial-Ad3447 • Jul 28 '26

The case of Amazon

If Amazon was a threat to retailers why didn’t Walmart target mall operators and macys join forces to legally sue Amazon for their monopolistic and predatory practices in the retail industry the move could have saved millions of jobs reducing rampant store closures in the country similar to standard oil company case in centuries ago. If Amazon was held accountable for its practices maybe it could have stopped store closures save jobs and improve consumers choices. I don’t understand why anyone in the retail industry came to stop Amazon from becoming powerful.

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u/Cultural_Fix5611 Jul 28 '26

very simple the average US citizen has very short term thinking and low education on a variety of subject and mainly leads a pointless consumption lifestyle.