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Emily Stewart of Business Insider spoke to many people who have confessed to stealing Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos companies.
Stewart A report released On Thursday, “The Rise of the Anti-Amazon Avengers,” said how many people are engaged in stealing from bezos companies. He described the mentality of such thieves as “Robin Hood-Esk effort as some type of effort, where they take the rich to give the poor to the poor, comparatively poor themselves.”
Stewart reported that these shopkeepers are inspired only beyond economic crises, often citing complaints against Bezos, from their commercial practices to his recent political changes regarding President Donald Trump and Washington Post.
Bezos created a large -scale controversy within the Washington Post, which he also owns, when he refused to support a candidate during the 2024 election height. After President Trump won the election, Bezos sat in December in Florida with the then President-election at his Mar-e-Lago Estate. In February, Bezos announced major changes on the opinion page of the post, which announced that it would have more emphasis. “Personal freedom and free market.”
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Shopkeepers are motivated beyond economic crises, often citing complaints against Bezos, from their business practices to his recent political changes in relation to President Trump. (Getty Image / Getty Image)
Stewart compromised with about a dozen “shoplifters and morally (and legally) individuals,” why he named pseudo, why he chose to steal from Bezos companies.
Washington, a 20-Communication professional living in DC, quipped the reporter that he is engaged in “Grand Theft Auto-Inting” from his local Hole Foods Store.
“If a billionaire can steal me, I can scrape even slightly out of the top,” he said.
Stewart briefly stated that these theft involves small violations such as “Hot Bar, how will the scale cheat on the pocket spices, or will take four lemons in the self-checkout corridor, announcing two.” He also said that when this young, “Lee,” confesses these rapes to his mother, he persuaded Amazon’s market power, Bezos’ money, what the billionaire has done by the billionaire. In Washington Post. ,
This is one of the many thieves who are arguing for their theft.
“Jeff Bezos” in the name of a person, “I know it was Amazon, because it was Amazon, because it was Amazon and you know.” He only takes so much advantage of the younger people, so if we can cut small people a little, and he is taking me $ 100, then it is probably a little bit out of revenue, it is a small finger for him.
Mark Zuckerberg, Lauren Sanchez, Jeff Bezos, Sundar Pichai and Elon Musk on January 20, 2025, Washington, Donald J at US Capital Rotunda in DC. Participate in Trump’s inauguration. (Julia Damri Nikhinson – Pool / Getty Images / Getty Images)
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“Carson”, named a 30-Quick Cancer in a non-profit sector, told Stewart that “he prefers to slip salmon in his laptop sleeve and speculate that he saves about $ 1,000 in groceries in a year, which was a large extent shopkeeper from the entire foods.”
Referring to the Bald Superman villain, Carson told him, “It is easy to see him like Lex Luther.” “Who really hurts in this strange, inhuman system?”
The reporter also said that the “Carson” is also targeting Amazon, in which “he will buy a $ 1,000 decoration from Amazon, use them, and then return them.”
Another thief compared himself to Batman.
A 30-Government worker Pseudam named “Jimmy” told Stewart that he was “indifferent” to Bezos, and he said that he was not losing sleep to replace his broken video game controller, which he bought from Amazon, as a return to his money back to get his money back.
“We know how much money the company earns. They are not going to be worried about that $ 70,” he said. “I think like Batman of Returns. I choose my goals.”
American businessman Jeff Bezos attended the inauguration ceremony, where Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th US President. (Julia Damri Nikhinson / Pool / AFP Getty Image / Getty Image)
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But Stewart argued that such tasks are not only unproductive, but are bad for society.
“Whatever they are doing, any of the really that they may like to see that they may like to see, and they easily ignoring the positive contribution of bezos, such as her philanthropy. And they can cause unprocessed damage to the world’s non-Bezos, such as all have kept all retail sellers behind the tanks, which is a headache for everyone, which is a headache for everyone, which is a headache for all, There is a headache for. ” “Shopkeeping can demolish workers, and if enough people do so, it can motivate companies to increase prices, or in terms of return fraud, mean that businesses send unwanted items very hard back.”
However, at the end of its piece he concluded, “At least it is better than setting the tesusus on fire.”
Amazon and Hole Foods did not immediately respond to the request of the comment.
