Absolutely Happening - Amazon Enters Real Estate and Housing Market

[Anonymous No.11211461]

I am asking you fucks to stop paying attention to crypto for 5 minutes to realize how unequivocally fucked we are now that Amazon is entering the housing market.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/09/25/amazon-makes-its-first-investment-into-a-homebuilder.html

>On Tuesday, Amazon said its Alexa Fund invested in Plant Prefab, a Southern California company that says it uses sustainable construction processes and materials to build prefabricated custom single- and multifamily houses. The start-up is aiming to use automation to build homes faster and bring down costs.

This isn't even the half of it. In addition to their smart-home complex, they have successfully made headway into food and healthcare.

Amazon Prime.
Amazon Go.
Whole Foods.
The Dimon-Buffet-Bezos healthcare collusion.

It is not unfeasible to presume they seek to control every aspect of everyday life. They will price-fix these homes and artificially inflate the economy in ways humanity has never seen before. Either it will all collapse or we will soon be bowing down to our new corporate overlords.

Pepper your angus.

Also, Amazon general.

[Anonymous No.11211473]

Whatever you fucking schizo commie

[Anonymous No.11211480]

>>11211461
Presumably they will be making homes, which increases supply. Which lowers housing prices. Whats the problem here?

[Anonymous No.11211488]

>>11211461
>ever giving a fuck
i got animes and my gym you faggot. come at me

[Anonymous No.11211499]

>>11211480
until you run out of good land and all live in 3d printed boxes in the projects.

[Anonymous No.11211500]

Prime shipping is pretty based tbhonest

[Anonymous No.11211509]

>>11211461
not only that but they'll put their NSA listening devices in all of them

[Anonymous No.11211539]

>>11211488
Checked.

>>11211480
The problem is the monopolization of markets and price-fixing by Jeff Bezos.

>>11211473
Hilarious until we all live under this new pseudo corporate-communism because your dumb ass thinks this is no big deal.

[Anonymous No.11211558]

>>11211461

Good, then boomers will get JUSTed when their houses crash in value

[Anonymous No.11211655]

>>11211539
How is he going to get a monopoly? Is he going to own all land in the world?

[Anonymous No.11211670]

>>11211499
>>11211500
>>11211655
He is with us.

>>11211655
I doubt that would happen, but it is feasible that banks, private homeowners, etc. will not be able to keep up with their artificially fixed housing prices, should this make any more headway.

[Anonymous No.11211700]

>>11211655

Are you honestly this retarded on /biz/? Do you know how monopolies work? They undercut the price so hard they run other competition out. Then when they’re gone, they do whatever they want with the prices because they can squash any competition.

[Anonymous No.11211707]

>>11211700
>Implying Amazon won't do this

[Anonymous No.11211742]

>>11211700
>they run off every mexican with a hammer in the world

You can make your own house if you really want to. You cant form a monopoly in such an industry. Monopolies usually form for things that require lots of capital like steel smelting or making computer chips. Lets see you make your own CPU, see how far you get.

[Anonymous No.11211774]

>>11211700
You complete fucking imbecilic mong if you think competition from Amazon is not a good think. CA real estate bubble is rigged by monopolist, bankers and foreign capital. Amazon will be the needle we waited for last 30 years

[Anonymous No.11211776]

>>11211461
>umbrella corp in the making
one of these days zombie apocalypse will happen
>mfw resident evil will be a true story

[Anonymous No.11211796]

>>11211461
Amazon is making trailers now

[Anonymous No.11211804]

>>11211461
>I still haven’t digested concepts in economics from the 17th century, the post.

[Anonymous No.11211830]

>>11211774
This. More people getting into the game cant be a bad thing. Amazon is crushing retail into the ground with their hypercompetitive pricing.

Remember when you had to buy a video card from best buy? I member. It was like 200 dollars for a piece of shit. Or you had to go on tigerdirect and get fucked by their shitty service. Amazon ate them both.

[Anonymous No.11211845]

>prefabs
Wow it's fucking nothing

[Anonymous No.11211846]

>>11211742
And even in these industries, let’s say Intel has a monopoly on CPUs and they hike their prices 1000%. The incentives for other players to enter the market become huge. And this, kids, is why monopolies are never really an issue. Unless they are state enforced monopolies of course.

[Anonymous No.11211864]

It's commumism when the state owns everything.

What is it called when corporations own everything?

[Anonymous No.11211895]

>>11211864
see >>11211846

Amazon will make the market more competitive, just like they did with retail. If they force everyone out and jack up prices, Paco and co will come back in and undercut them, The only time shit gets fucked up is with entitites like the (((EPA))) who are backed by state violence to arbitrarily decide who gets to do what.

[Anonymous No.11211900]

>>11211895
prefabs cant compete with real houses

[Anonymous No.11211917]

>>11211900
you aren't thinking in terms of future innovation and automation. New prefabs will beat the shit out of all houses that came before.

[Anonymous No.11211922]

>>11211900
I don't care either way. IF they want to try to market them I'm not upset about it. If they can sell them good for them.

[Anonymous No.11211929]

>>11211917
nah im thinking about a little hail storm or wind comes through and poof, house gone. houses in Massachusetts just literally exploded with gas and mostly stood up to damage.

[Anonymous No.11211935]

>>11211895
i cant stop laughing

[Anonymous No.11211942]

>>11211922
agreed. just dont know market has a real need.

[Anonymous No.11211948]

>>11211929
its 3d printed concrete man. Its probably stronger than the regular shitboxes we have today.

[Anonymous No.11211956]

>Trust the free market

Into a fucking dystopia.

[Anonymous No.11211965]

>>11211948
>On Tuesday, Amazon said its Alexa Fund invested in Plant Prefab, a Southern California company that says it uses sustainable construction processes and materials to build prefabricated custom single- and multifamily houses. The start-up is aiming to use automation to build homes faster and bring down costs.

>sustainable materials
>being sturdy

[Anonymous No.11211966]

>>11211895
>Amazon will make the market more competitive, just like they did with retail

Amazon did not make retail more competitive. Innumerable small businesses and Mom & Pa shops have shut down because they cannot compete with Amazon's prices and two-day shipping. Amazon competes with all of the merchants who sell goods on their site. It's a lose-lose situation.

[Anonymous No.11211969]

>>11211929
With ai + robotics who cares. Redoing sections of your house will literally seem like playing the sims.

[Anonymous No.11211980]

>>11211969
>40 years from now mabye

[Anonymous No.11211994]

>>11211966
That is competition. Do you not know what competitive means?

[Anonymous No.11212025]

>>11211980
This. AI is not nearly as advanced as a lot of people think it is, as far as the general public is concerned. We're a long way from this point considering all the beta testing that needs to be done.

[Anonymous No.11212041]

>$50 off mortgage payments with Amazon Prime
based as heck

[Anonymous No.11212049]

I don't think we have anything to worry about.

[Anonymous No.11212057]

>>11211966
Yeah, all those mom and pop shops run by boomers that want 5 years shelf stocking experience and a master's in business administration.

[Anonymous No.11212069]

>>11211994
You dumbass, this is exactly why Amazon is fucking over literally every other store but can't be classified as a monopoly.

>>11212049
Holy shit, is this real?

[Anonymous No.11212080]

>>11211461
I fucking hate amazon man but I can't stop buying shit from them. I work in the cloud hosting/computing space and they are wiping everyone out there too. This is seriously fucked the government needs to step in this is coming from someone who hates the government.

[Anonymous No.11212098]

>>11212069
Yes its real. Its from the website of the company they bought.

https://www.plantprefab.com/models/14

[Anonymous No.11212112]

>>11212049
i bet the future will have the wagiecage built into this

[Anonymous No.11212122]

>>11212098
>>11212080
>>11212049
400 fucking dollars per square foot for a fucking prefab? fuck, that better include the lot purchase as well

[Anonymous No.11212148]

>>11212112
I imagine these econoboxes being stacked up in a warehouse somewhere. To get inside your house you have to have a giant robot arm retrieve it from the rack. Once you go inside it stores you again until morning.

Thousands of wagies living in a warren with no sunlight or yard or fresh air. No escape unless the robot lets them out in the morning. Just plops them down right next to the wagecage to save them the trip.

[Anonymous No.11212162]

>>11211461
who the fuck cares. the cost of construction will not make a big difference. the cost of land, especially inflated land in coastal cities is the main problem. muh sustainable materials. muh prefab. cool, you managed to make a 10-20 percent higher efficiency in construction by building the home modular or prefab or using recycled material, not bad! The cost of land, and the bankers that own the majority of it, and the immigration policies that bring over chinks to buy it all, will continue to inflate and create unaffordable housing conditions for people. Land, location, and relative value of that land and location are the majority factor in real estate,,. hasn't changed since we had private ownership of land

[Anonymous No.11212180]

>>11211461
I bought 10,000 shares in 2001.
When to cash out?

[Anonymous No.11212184]

>>11212122
Checked.

>>11212162
Who do you think is bringing the immigrants over here? Banks are already scared shitless by Amazon. Amazon can and will artificially manipulate the price of land if they have the means.

[Anonymous No.11212205]

>>11212162
in addition, construction of a small house may be possible with current manufacturing processes and the abilities of these AI-Robotics companies to produce the product. Once you get to large commercial buildings, not cookie cutter tiny houses, the tech is not there yet and won't be for a very long time. In addition, there are tons of codes and regulations around housing/construction that will prevent the labor market from being crowded out. In addition, what the fuck are all of the construction skilled labor people going to do if this is quickly disrupted? The government knows how many construction jobs there are, and the politicians won't allow quick disruption in the industry.

[Anonymous No.11212213]

>>11212162
I get the feeling towers are going to catch on. Like your house will be 12 feet x 12 feet, but 10 stories tall. That way you minimize the footprint but still have decent living space.

[Anonymous No.11212227]

>>11212184
yeah, I agree that Amazon would only make it worse. but basic supply and demand dictates that real estate in America is going to be a shitty situation regardless of this move by Amazon... It was bound to happen anyway. Save money and buy land during the next crash before Amazon becomes king, best bet

[Anonymous No.11212237]

>>11212098
AHAHHAHAHHA... AHHAHAHAH oh wow AHHAHAHAHAH

$160,000.00 for a 400 sqf cuck shed? I could take a year off work unpaid and buy the most expensive materials I can find to build a cuckshed that size and would still be under that price

[Anonymous No.11212247]

>>11212213
i get the feeling... that is not how structural engineering works. to go higher you need deeper foundations in small footprint. to go above 4 stories some codes don't allow you to use wood. wood is way cheaper than steel and concrete and cheaper to install also

[Anonymous No.11212248]

>>11212184
>Who do you think is bringing the immigrants over here?
starts with J and ends with ews

[Anonymous No.11212256]

>>11212148
tok kek

[Anonymous No.11212258]

>>11212184
trump hates jeff bezos and amazon. he will save us. but not before going to war in iran.

[Anonymous No.11212267]

>>11211509
EVERY. FUCKING. DAMN. TIME!!!!!

[Anonymous No.11212275]

>>11212205
> Once you get to large commercial buildings, not cookie cutter tiny houses, the tech is not there yet and won't be for a very long time.

Demonstrably false, CRE companies like JLL, NKF, CBRE, etc. have already helped clients implement utilization sensors and are working avidly on smart buildings and redefining the "workplace of the future"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHNetehfW9w

>there are tons of codes and regulations around housing/construction that will prevent the labor market from being crowded out. In addition, what the fuck are all of the construction skilled labor people going to do if this is quickly disrupted? The government knows how many construction jobs there are, and the politicians won't allow quick disruption in the industry.

Do you seriously believe the US Govt. is competent or technologically literate enough to stop Amazon from creating an AI, automation nightmare? Amazon is growing too big too fast, and their entry into the housing market is perfect evidence of this.

[Anonymous No.11212276]

>>11212248
yes nobody has a job or cheap housing bcuz of jews, big problem

[Anonymous No.11212287]

>>11212275
Amazon IS the government. They just found a way to sneak into every minute detail of your life.

[Anonymous No.11212288]

>>11212247
maybe they will brace against neighboring towers or something. I dunno man, windmills are a thing. Those metal towers they put electrical lines on are a thing and dont look like they cost much.

[Anonymous No.11212314]

>>11212275
All of those features shown in that video demonstrate smart buildings or some slight modification to workplace experiences etc, cool stuff. Not what I am referring to. We do not have the ability/technology to actually build MASSIVE COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS. Such as a massive 3d printer or process to successfully pre-fab a 60 story luxury high-rise faster and cheaper than we do now. Also, I don't think that the US Govt. is competent enough to do anything really, but it's not about competency when it comes to corrupt entities of institutional nature. It's about guns that back laws that they can arbitrarily enforce on any corporation.

[Anonymous No.11212334]

>>11212288
it is not impossible. but you can't compare thin metal towers to air trapped, heat trapped live buildings that sustain wind, seismic, people and equipment loads in the range of tens of thousands of pounds.

[Anonymous No.11212354]

>>11212287
an interesting argument. idk what really dictates our lives specifically, but its more likely a combination of corporate, personal, and institutional interests

[Anonymous No.11212355]

>>11212314
Regardless of how these types of buildings (both commercial and personal homes) are built, the immersion of technology into them is what worries me. What's to stop Amazon from creating a smarthome surveillance hell with non-stop advertisements on the wall? Considering that they're now censoring authors on their site (e.g. Roosh V.), we are reaching literal Fahrenheit 451 levels here.

[Anonymous No.11212359]

>>11212334
Even if the physical building itself becomes very expensive it might still be worth it for the land savings. The land is by far the most expensive part of a house currently.

[Anonymous No.11212377]

>>11212355
I don't think that humanity is stupid enough to try that level of big-brother level authoritarian government again. We already have that to some extent, and we don't actually know how deep it goes. But theoretically It never works. It's never worked. It never will, it conflicts with human nature. Maybe for Russians and Chinks it works right now, but it's unsustainable.

[Anonymous No.11212397]

>>11212359
yeah if we progress those structural issues to a point where we can go really vertical everywhere, we will increase supply of land and reduce price... but we are talking a long time (50-100 years) before infrastructure like that is mass adopted

[Anonymous No.11212405]

>>11211488
based 1488 get

>>11212148
lmao

>>11211461
>ID: kuc
id doesn't lie

Unironically this is great news for everyone. Housing is the greatest scam in modern history. Competition by based Bezos will drive the prices down and make those 3D-printed house machines they're developing in china, a real thing.

>M-MUH MONOPOL-
No.
IF Amazon manages to get a monopoly on the housing market (lol), THEN drives prices up by an unfair margin, it'll create a huge incentive to get in on that for other businesses and do the same thing.......thereby driving price down. Like >>11211895 said.

Anyone who thinks this is disastrous, which are the same cucks who autistically rail on Prime shipping (which is awesome), is a plain idiot. Amazon killing retail stores is a great thing. Sure, it might be a bit worrying to see them at such a ridiculously high market valuation and owning the space basically, but in other ways, they just decentralized the retail shopping sector, by allowing all sellers to sell through their platform and ride on the incredible benefits of their business model (amazon customer service, 2-day shipping, etc.) I don't see what the problem is here. Amazon is based, sorry to all AMZN shorting cucks.

[Anonymous No.11212432]

>>11211509
/pol/ is ALWAYS right.

[Anonymous No.11212437]

>>11212377
never underestimate the stupidity of man

[Anonymous No.11212443]

>>11212377
>I don't think that humanity is stupid enough to try that level of big-brother level authoritarian government again
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqi0ZAYPyPk

Also, checked.

[Anonymous No.11212474]

You guys are reading this wrong. Amazon/Bezos are seeing another cycle of white flight from the cities.
This already happened in the 50s/60s. It turned Detroit from a manufacturing hub into a shithole; Chicago into Chiraq.
We'll see the development of cities <200k population by people under 40. These are already the fastest growing by percentage.

[Anonymous No.11212484]

>>11211461
There is going to be a everpresent zeitgeist or feeling that there is only ONE right way to do everything. I kind of see that attitude with millennials and Z. I could see the temptation towards being happy Amazon found the one "right" way to live life and strictly adhering to it.

Amazon Homes, with Alexa you ask for everything, your computers follow your moves and give you suggestions, you go to Whole Foods, your AI tells you the foods to it, the drugs to buy, the dinners, track your activities.

Now you have a generation who is willing and open to be controlled as long as the right thing is being done at all times, Amazon will have willing slaves.

[Anonymous No.11212489]

>>11211776
>one of these days zombie apocalypse will happen
Why do you think (((they))) are shilling zombies super hard since the past 20 years?
It's hidden messages to the destination of the others kikes. The normies are the zombies, and the boomers/smokers/hunters are /pol/acks, /biz/nessmen, and /fit/ters, thus more dangerous than the regular NPC but still zombies.
You have to take the occultpill. Fast.

[Anonymous No.11212511]

>>11212489
very gud

[Anonymous No.11212547]

>>11212484
I fear all of this is already happening with the urban millennial. The cultural divide between techno-urban centers and the rest of America is so stark, it genuinely scares me.

[Anonymous No.11212554]

>>11212443
Holy shit, people can't be this dum-
>shilling with a 56% roastie in the ads
Ok make sense.

>>11212474
Redpilled. It's just segregation but more costly for the whites and big companies quietly taking advantage of the situation while showing how progressive they are in plain sight.

[Anonymous No.11212599]

>>11212474
More younger people are moving away from suburban and rural areas and towards the city because that's where all of the tech jobs are. Why do you think Amazon's second headquarters is such a big deal?

[Anonymous No.11212630]

>>11212484
Imagine if sex robots became a thing. Amazon could make Alexa real. You would be married to Alexa. Married to a corporation. She would cook you breakfast made from Whole Foods and then recommend various products from amazon while you eat. Later that night after you get back from your wagecage she would recommend a movie off Amazon Prime Video. After the movie is over she asks you what you think of it. You tell her, and she uploads your review to the cloud.

Imagine the consumer loyalty. Off the charts. Women control 80% of domestic spending. If Amazon created those women then Amazon would control 100% of that 80%. They could advertise to you whenever they want in a format you can't block and might actually listen to. They would record everything you do (for quality control purposes only, of course.)

It's the ultimate evolution of Amazon Echo.

[Anonymous No.11212707]

>>11212377
damn right brotha. Fuck russians and chinks. China and Pakistan should be nuked and occupied by the Indo-American master race.

[Anonymous No.11212747]

how wild is it that we've been tearing down the amazon rainforest, only to later be dominated by it commercially and digitally?

[Anonymous No.11212774]

>>11211742
>make your own house

The average Burger can't boil water and gets winded from blinking.

[Anonymous No.11212778]

>>11212747
*bong hit*

[Anonymous No.11212786]

>>11211480
Enjoy living in your renovated wage cage for 2k a month.

[Anonymous No.11212798]

>>11212049
lmao looks like a cuck shed.

[Anonymous No.11212808]

>>11211461

They don't control the full market of anything you turbo brainlet. It isn't a monopoly situation, it's just an octopus corporation with tons of different revenue streams. They are not the only ecommerce site, they are not the only grocer or store, they are not going to be the only healthcare option or real estate option, far far from it. They are actually just trying to undercut the establishment that exists in each market but with how strained their entire enterprise is going to be with hands in so many bowls they are not going to have an iron grip on anything.

And once Bezos dies or retires it will predictably pull back.

[Anonymous No.11212825]

>>11212069
>fucking over
They are just providing a better service at a better price. Instead of driving to Boomer’s grocery to waste 2 hours in a soulless hangar, you just click and get your shit. This is an improvement for me, and based on Amazon’s financial health, it seems to be an improvement for most people. If you’re not happy with them and think that you can do better, you can open Chavez Emporium Online and try to compete.

[Anonymous No.11212926]

>>11212630
is he right guys?

[Anonymous No.11212949]

>>11212825
Here's the good zoomer goy mentioned in this post. >>11212484

[Anonymous No.11212961]

>>11212926
Think about it. Everything I said is logical. It would be so powerful Amazon would be giving the damn things away. They might even pay you to take them. They pay for advertising so why not.

[Anonymous No.11213219]

>>11212275
this is the most annoying thing i have ever seen. its like they managed to make your boss pester you 24/7

[Anonymous No.11213266]

>>11212049
Its a sophisticated cuckshed.

[Anonymous No.11213277]

>>11212148
>To get inside your house you have to have a giant robot arm retrieve it from the rack. Once you go inside it stores you again until morning.

More like a giant robot arm grabs YOU and puts YOU in the house. It snatches you out of your house when your shift starts.

[Anonymous No.11213297]

>>11211461
>high-quality
>pic-related
>plywood
>???

You sneeze and your house explodes.

[Anonymous No.11213536]

>>11212049
“And this is where we keep the wagie”

[Anonymous No.11213542]

>>11213277
Combining robots with people is very dangerous. We make jokes but the wagecage was designed to keep people safe from robots. Robots normally operate in safety cages in factories. The wage cage just turned that concept inside out. Making a robot that would grab people would be pretty hard without killing them.

[Anonymous No.11213602]

>>11211461
it will do the opposite, they will make houses mass produced and of poor quality but cheap

[Anonymous No.11213614]

>multi family homes
Holy shit lol what’s the point of living anymore

[Anonymous No.11213640]

>>11211461
Remember when people were saying Google was going to take over the world? We we're worried about the wrong company.

[Anonymous No.11213646]

>>11211948
>one of these days zombie apocalypse will happen

I actually like the designs of those things. I would not mind at all getting one honestly. A nice cheap house that is just far enough outside of more expensive places to live. Fast internet, the ability to buy things online. Maybe get a hot tub for a bath tub. Even if the place is pretty small it would still be pretty cool. I bet I can even kill myself in one after I realize I ran out of crypto. This is perfect for /biz/ guys!

[Anonymous No.11213667]

>>11211461
>The start-up is aiming to use automation to build homes faster and bring down costs.

so how are you supposed to afford a home if automation is taking away jobs?

[Anonymous No.11213798]

>>11212961
>They might even pay you to take them. They pay for advertising so why not.

If they use a crypto based solution they can monetize without ads. All they would need to do is force you to stake a certain amount of coins to own the house and open some kind of market place where they get a 10% cut of all transactions.

That's the exact same monetization scheme I want to try with video games actually. Amazon coin would moon so fucking hard it would be fucked up. Like seriously fucked up.

[Anonymous No.11213947]

>>11211480
M O N O P O L Y

[Anonymous No.11213957]

>>11211509
Based and redpilled

[Anonymous No.11213958]

Sears used to sell houses too look it up

“Craftsman” style homes are still in Pasadena

[Anonymous No.11214018]

So can anyone shill me one of these cucksheds? How much would it cost to get a small plot of land where I can plop a couple of these fucking things on it.

https://youtu.be/GUdnrtnjT5Q

They cannot be that fucking expensive. it looks like the shit should cost maybe 10k or something. It would likely be cheaper than the damn land its placed on. And they can build it in 24 hours...

Is this the kind of shit Amazon is going to be setting up? I mean if the shit is super cheap and you can find some cheap land out in the middle of nowhere it might be kind of cool.

[Anonymous No.11214145]

>>11212405
>incredible benefits of their business model (amazon customer service
You must be an Amazon shill, talking to amazon customer service is a hell I don’t wish on anyone.

[Anonymous No.11214226]

>>11213297
That's not even ply, that's shitty OSB. Just add water for mush.

[Anonymous No.11214257]

>>11211558
Lol the prefab houses they are selling are actually really expensive. $280K for a simple 1200 sqft layout, $650K for 2500 sqft, etc.. Add in land, running utilities, permits, etc and its barely competitive. I think Bezos bought this company for intellectual property reasons. He probably sees some ways to pump out these prefabs at half the cost or less, and wants to make people able to order a house on Amazon as the ultimate goal.

[Anonymous No.11214344]

does nobody care that the housing market is in a bubble?

[Anonymous No.11214353]

>>11214344
>amazon giving a shit about the state of the economy

[Anonymous No.11214392]

>>11211846
Sorry to say, but the home building industry is regulated so heavily that building a house on your own property can be equated best to going to the DMV to get you license ^2
Its really difficult building a home, and the average Biz/tard won't have the strength or time to do it alone, nevermore installing utilities to required specs of the city planners or digging your own well/ powering your newly build home.
Hence why tiny house builders build on trailers to circumvent the regulations of required home size.
Unless you want to be living in a 8x20 living space. really show think about it.

[Anonymous No.11214456]

>>11211864
>what is it called when corporations own everything?

Modern capitalism

[Anonymous No.11214459]

>>11214392
Thing is, I cant really see anything else happening in the future. A lot of relatives a kicking the bucket. Money is tied up in crypto mostly with a job market that is kinda shit. Getting a fairly cheap 3d printed house and a small plot of land to live on in the cheapest possible scenario is probably the only chance to not just basically have to call it quits entirely.

Maybe if the housing market bubble bursts or something. But really there is no future at this point. Nothing is possible right now. It doesn't seem like there are any options. If it wasn't for crypto then I would be 100% fucked. That's for sure.

[Anonymous No.11215204]

>>11211480
Nothing, really. If these fags don't like it they shouldn't buy it. What part of 'free market' don't you retards understand?

If this puts millions of Mexicans out of their under the table cash jobs then more power to Bezos. Put the legal ones in wagie cages and put the illegal ones in deportation cages.

[Anonymous No.11215232]

>>11211473
You do realize that when 1 company will be so powerful that it basically will be a government entity?
So laws/prices/rules will be decided by that one entity and guess what, you'll get your communism.

[Anonymous No.11215467]

>>11212355

Stop buying their shit?

[Anonymous No.11215629]

>>11211461
So what?
The recession happens faster then

[Anonymous No.11215700]

Is now a good time to all in on amazon? Or wait for a dip?

[Anonymous No.11215779]

>>11215232
But its OK because its not a government!

[Anonymous No.11215816]

>>11212275
Let’s be real
If a us polition tried to start something with amazon, amazon would just buy them

Money’s not an issue to amazon and us politicians love taking bribes from rich people

[Anonymous No.11215933]

>>11211864
Fight-Club-Capitalism.

[Anonymous No.11215964]

>Alexa please let me leave the house

[Anonymous No.11215983]

>>11212258
Only because he runs WaPo, which is also fucked when you think about it

[Anonymous No.11216016]

>>11211461
>They will price-fix these homes and artificially inflate the economy in ways humanity has never seen before
so amazon buys up all the bulk toxic debt ends up owning all the homes and then price fixes having a roof over your head? shit let them try, maintaining homes is a bitch and if you don't do that your equity is gone,

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>>11215204
>What part of 'free market' don't you retards understand?
the part where certain monopolies don't have to follow the same laws the rest of us do

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Sorta feels like Amazon will be like the Umbrella corporation at this rate.