Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I forgot about that. But at least they still let you shop on there.
Facebook don't let me do anything unless I produce, film, and upload a
gay porn video to them.
I'm the same way with Amazon. I order my furnace filters on there
because there's nowhere else to get them.
Right now, my Facebook is used to stay in touch with older family
members who don't want to learn something else, and to share with other geeks with my interests.
Amazon sells stuff so low that people buy only from them, then the local businesses stop selling those products because no one buys from them.
Now you are "forced" to buy from Amazon.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
I don't blame you or anyone else who uses it. They are picking on me
for some reason. Mike P said it's probably because I didn't have enough people friended and I looked like a bot, but I think it's deeper than that.
The same scenario takes places in other industries too, like Facebook
for example. Nobody can compete with it,
If Google finds out that a new company similar to Amazon is
being constructed, they'll do everything they can to screw it over
because that's the kind of network the elite are running.
If Google finds out that a new company similar to Amazon is
being constructed, they'll do everything they can to screw it over because that's the kind of network the elite are running.
Right. But in a free market if Google does something like that, people will drop Google - which is why the Left hates free markets. And, for Google, it's already happening. Google is no longer the runaway success for a search engine. People have seen the bias and no longer trust the results.
Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-
A lot of people have figured this out but I don't think it's very
common for people to fully analyze all these clues. More than 1/2 the country has rejected Democrats, which is great, but that's a baby step. Now we need them to reject Walmart, Amazon, Facebook, the "news."
Ron L. wrote to Aaron Thomas <=-
But I'm sure that if I "purchased" anything for their Swindle eBook
reader or any of their media, I would have lost access to it.
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