Lemmy-level comedy

Facebook-level comedy.

They removed the only drink that you can taste the mold in.

Lemmy-level comedy.

Facebook-level comedy.

Pattern recognition is quite a fancy way to describe assuming.

If i thought amazon deserved the benefit of doubt then i would probably be siding with them, but as i said, i dont have an opinion on the matter at this time.

You are looking for shortcuts for critical thinking, and congrats, you’ve found one. As long as you dont care about the quality of the foundation of your beliefs then you are in the clear.

If you hate amazon regardless of this story, you are entitled to that. I want to understand reality, and am willing to suspend my opinions in the absence of information to maximize my understanding of whats actually going on in the world. But yeah, its certainly simpler to do it your way.

Its weird to me how much people tell me what i believe when i havent given them any legitimate reason to. I point out missing information for the conclusions being drawn in the comments and everyone else uses their genius shortcut logic to deduce who i am. Now, i do know who i am, and i know commenters are pretty consistently wrong when they extrapolate my opinions to praising something because im not memeing my worldview like a manchild. Life is so much more than that.

Thanks for giving the details so i didnt have to. Totally misrepresnted situation. Politicized and details omitted for shock value. Super annoying to hear about this story in the context of privacu or abortion rights

Go back to dadjokes

I dont believe either and havent formed an opinion because there isnt enough information. Seeking truth is the opposite of assuming. Assuming the corporation is lying reinforces your personal belief. You are diluting yourself. Deal with reality and its complexity.

You actively discredit yourself and create an alternate reality. You confuse people about the real issues because we dont know if outrage is fabricated/perpetuated.

If people or corporations create false narratives we should seek the truth. You are just trying to make yourself feel better.

Sounds like a healthy opportunity to say we dont know, or maybe not comment/post at all.

Pulling “gotchya” moments out of thin air to spite big money just makes us stupid.

“I dont have time to investigate amazon myself so im just going to pull out my scorecard and mark one for the proletariats.”

Who does that serve? What does that do? Besides make us desensitized to more substantiated wrongdoings?

So if they say they didnt, then why does the post title say they did?

The source of this claim was from an employee right? Is it accurate?