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To: ForYourChildren

People are such sheep ….. They can be otherwise straight shooting American patriots , even Trump voters ….but when it comes to ordering things that THEY WANT ; there they are hitting the ORDER button on Amazon .
I used to be one of those people . Sooo convenient , so easy ….so ‘ all in one place’ …. NOW = you could not pay me to order one damn thing from Amazon.com . Or any of it’s vendors. Zero , nothing , nada . There comes a time when we MUST draw a line . No matter how it impacts our ‘convenience ‘ F ‘convenience’ !
DO THE RIGHT THING and BOYCOTT AMAZON


25 posted on 07/13/2017 7:34:22 PM PDT by LeoWindhorse (America First !)
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To: LeoWindhorse
Technology marches on. Twenty years ago, people used to say that they'd never use a cellular phone when they have a good old landline at the house. Now 99% of the people carry a smartphone with them all the time and actually making a phone call is actually a minor feature compared to all the other things they do with it. Traditional landlines are quickly going by the wayside. Soon, nobody will have a wired phone in their house.

We are seeing the same paradigm shift with shopping. Hitting a button on your smartphone to order something is much easier than getting into your car, fighting the mall area traffic, jockeying for a parking space and then waiting 15 minutes in line at Kohl's or whatever other department store to buy something.

Amazon is not the only choice out there. Most retail chains now allow you to shop online. I get my LL Bean clothes delivered to my house now. I haven't been in an LL Bean store in years but I have a closet full of LL Bean clothes.

72 posted on 07/14/2017 5:51:19 AM PDT by SamAdams76
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