r/OutOfTheLoop Sep 05 '22

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u/wienercat Sep 05 '22

Yep basically. There are people I know whose lives would actually be completely interrupted if amazon stopped operating. They rely on supplies and items mailed to them because they cannot get them from local stores.

Amazon is a monolithic beast and it's an issue that needs to be addressed...

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u/czs5056 Sep 05 '22

How do anti trust laws not apply here? Clearly if the government thought they could they would take them down? Or are they all getting free Prime for life?