The New York Times does a hatchet job on Amazon.com. I can think of the following reasons:
- The founder of Amazon.com, Jeff Bezos, owns the Washington Post, which is a major East Coast rival of the Times.
- The Times is run by women and effeminate men. Amazon.com represents competitiveness, ambitiousness, and combativeness, which are masculine traits.
- The Times hates entrepreneurs.
- The bleeding-heart do-gooders at the Times think that every business corporation, every occupation, every profession, every university, and even the country generally, can be operated like a family, in which "mine" and "thine" have no place.
If you don't like the way Amazon.com does things, then (1) you shouldn't apply for a job there, and (2) you shouldn't purchase its products. I hope Amazon.com defends itself from this vicious attack by the Times.
