How are those 401ks?
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You didn't prove shit
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Yet on 4/22/20, per my article for you to see, President Trump totally disagreed with Georgia opening up!!!! Boy thats weird!!
Race, why do you make me destroy your posts? I really don't want to, but you force me to when you're always wrong.
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No he didn't
Fuck off liar
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“Do I agree with him? No. But I respect him and I will let him make his decision,” the president told reporters. “Would I do that? No, I would keep them a little longer. I want to protect people’s lives.
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The guy being accused of murder 24/7 wanted to be sure
Everyone screaming when he said open it
States made the call
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I returned a rental car in Downtown Portland in September '21 on a Sunday when they were closed, and spent 24 hours worrying some homeless junkie loser would break into it. All of these West Coast cities are shit.
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Buck says there is actually nothing to worry about because the dems are doing such a great job on crime and homelessness and that car theft and break ins are not really happening. Same with the border and inflation.
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Luckily, I don't listen to fools.
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No, you didn't, assface. He did want to open by Easter but was undermined constantly by unelected swamp bureaucrats who were far more sinister and corrupt than even Trump could imagine. And you may have noticed while peddling your bullshit that Trump is a Real Estate Investor and Developer, not a Doctor, so of course dumbasses like yourself would argue he should've gone against the CDC, NHS and WHO.
They all turned out to be wrong, and corrupt, and negligent homicidal maniacs. But that's the authoritarian world spineless hacks like you embrace.
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Calm down, @HuskyBuck. How you got me being anti-capitalistic and anti-technology out of my post puts you at HuskyBuck’s weight class intellectually even if it isn’t somehow an alt account for you. Are you that stupid?
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It's just such a ignorantly stupid post that I had to respond.
e-commerce is a major, major industry in this country. Not a lot of e-commerce companies/e-comm tech companies had to lay off a bunch of people, for good reason. As a matter of fact most were still hiring people as the tech giants were shedding dead weight. And it's a industry that hires for a bunch of different skillsets and backgrounds.
So make sure you know what you're talking about next time.
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Amazon laid off 27,000 people just last year so this is just a retarded post in the manner of @HuskyBuck. Where you ever got the notion that I’m anti-technology or anti-capitalism is your own fever dream but I’d like to try and see you argue your stupid post in the face of evidence that says the complete opposite.
Have at it, Buck!The biggest layoffs of 2023
Amazon – 27,000
In March, Amazon executed a reduction of 9,000 additional jobs, bringing the total number of layoffs at Amazon to 27,000. This round of job cuts became the second-largest in the company’s history, supplementing the 18,000 employees the tech giant had announced it would lay off back in January. Throughout the pandemic, Amazon's workforce had doubled, aligning with a widespread hiring surge across almost the entire tech sector.
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Dumb fuck, does Amazon just have an e-commerce arm?
Apparently that's the only company you even know of.
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I can order directly from Amazon and have things delivered to my front door. What the fuck do you consider e-commerce? You were initially replying to a post about Amazon, you dipshit. Go back to your Buck account, poseur.
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Really though, what kind of retarded buffoon thinks Amazon is not e-commerce?
A retired tech mogul?
Which are the largest ecommerce companies in the world?
- Amazon: Market Value: $867.58 billion. ...
- Walmart: Market Value: $387.72 billion. ...
- The Home Depot: Market Value: $324.85 billion. ...
- Alibaba: Market Value: $226.76 billion
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Ugh, I consider e-comm to be an entire industry of companies, some of which are just as big as Amazon's market arm.
Any comment on it that only includes Amazon is just fucking stupid. Even brick and mortar stores do drop shipping at a minimum, retard.
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I referenced Amazon because that is your buddy @HuskyBuck’s claim to fame.
Saying Amazon isn’t an e-commerce company is the dumbest thing I’ve read on this board, though.
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which other e-commerce company has Amazon’s “market arm,” by the way?
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e-commerce isn’t laying off employees!
2nd-largest ecomm company
https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/walmart-laying-off-hundreds-us-workers-five-e-commerce-fulfillment-centers-2023-03-23/
Exclusive: Walmart laying off hundreds of US workers at five e-commerce fulfillment centers -
Ever heard of Shopify dumb fuck? Pitney Bowes?
That graph looks fucking stupid and is probably lumping in AWS with Amazon anyways.
You aren't going to win this argument, on this topic. Like @bridgetrollduck you should walk away before I decide to break the splintered plunger off sideways.
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With stores not going after looters because democrats in government don't care, and deciding instead to lock down everything and badger paying customers, e commerce will only grow
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Shopify laid of 20% of their workforce less than a year ago. Truly a thriving company. Keep the ecomm wisdom coming, Retard.
Shopify laid off 20% of its global workforce today — its second sizeable employee culling after a reduction of 10% announced last July. This latest downsizing also includes the wholesale divestment of an entire line of business: Shopify’s in-house logistics arm, which sought to own more of the warehousing and fulfillment chain for its merchants.
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I agree people will continue to buy things online, but the discussion with haie is bout layoffs in that sector which will only continue to continue as automation and AI becomes cheaper and more efficient.
People do need disposable income to buy things, and it’s possible that the forced lockdowns of 2020 peaked the market as we’ve seen massive layoffs since. Amazon and Wal-Mart can afford to ride out losses and layoff people to improve stock value. Lesser companies like Shopify can’t and will be bought by the titans in the market.
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Then throw in high interest rates for a retailer to stock all of its shelves for 1500 locations and it is incredibly inefficient cashflow wise compared to online selling. That doesn't matter as much at low rates but it puts them out of business at higher rates.
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Oh so they cut bait on a new play that failed.
Great pull Chris. Dumb shit.
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You have no clue what you're talking about which is why you've lumped in secors that aren't in e-commerce to make your point.
AI is already into e-comm. Layoffs havent been in e-comm and have nothing to do with it.
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This kind of micro-penis-dick-measuring poasting is fascinazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
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Sorry to put you to sleep.
Let's steer this back to intelligent thoughts such as 'How come the anime business owner can't run his retarded store in dystopian downtown Portland?'
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I'll never lose interest bashing Portland. Best example of collective brain-dead urban suicide I've seen, next to Seattle, of course.
