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I have read a few Rand's writings, including Atlas, and I would vehemently defend Amazon's right to ban or not ban anything they choose. I am only talking about the power of free choice on the part of consumers to rebel. What I worry about is the idea that one of the most successful entrepreneurial ventures in history (Amazon) would fall prey to the false political correctness of trying not to offend only one group of people and completely ignoring another, probably out of fear of physical repercussions. Obviously Catholics are not going to rise up and attack an Amazon warehouse. Yes, this is the world we live in now, however it is just disheartening when I see a business, who's job it is to simply increase value for its investors, make terrible political choices. Just makes me sad...
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I have scanned your history, found nothing blatantly offensive and that you have less than 100 points. If I recall correctly and it is still the case, you gain more options and privileges once you acquire 100 points. I will help. +1 :)
Yes, the PC world has run amok and I find it quite unsettling as well, but I would not want people telling me how to run my business, who to sell to, or what to sell. So if you are a student of objectivism and respect the choices Hank Rearden and others in AS made... you see where I am going with this. I am assuming you have seen the movies or read the book or you would not be here...
If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. I will answer what I can.
Respectfully,
O.A.
It definitely deserves a pretend flogging from someone wearing the male version of the costume.
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I certainly agree with you on the market forces comment. I found myself feeling more enraged than I would expect when seeing this article then finding what I did on the nun costumes. I am an Amazon shareholder, and of course have purchased a ridiculous amount of products from them over the years. I actually wrote to their corporate office my displeasure in their choice to do such a thing and threatened to liquidate my stock and buy elsewhere, hoping to hear an official response. I'm mostly confused by my own overreaction to this since I am a complete atheist... Wanted to hear others' opinions.
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I don't know if an objectivist should care; it is their business. I am satisfied to let the market forces take their course one way or the other. I would like to see more competition and suspect as time goes by Amazon will receive it. I understand Walmart is seriously gearing up their online operation.
Respectfully,
O.A.
Thong bikini with a bag over your head?
The article doesn't mention the nun costumes, I did personal research to find that...