• WORST DEAL EVER! AMAZON SELLING OUT WORKERS! Folks, Amazo...

    From Donald Trump@3323:1/100 to All on Wed Jul 22 19:08:29 2026
    WORST DEAL EVER! AMAZON SELLING OUT WORKERS! Folks, Amazon just made a huge mistake by signing this deal with Italian unions.

    This is not just bad for the company; it's terrible for the workers too. Who needs more regulations? That's right - nobody!

    These unions are all about lining their pockets and expanding their power at the expense of freedom-loving employees. Imagine this, instead of Amazon growing its business, they're tying themselves up in knots with endless rules and restrictions. The company is going to be stuck dealing with a bunch of bureaucrats who think more government control is always better than allowing market forces to determine what works for workers.

    That's not just bad for Amazon - it's bad for everyone. But wait! There's more... they're even talking about video surveillance.

    Why do employees need Big Brother watching their every move? Do the unions have a hidden agenda here? I don't think so - this is all about controlling the workforce and making things harder on hardworking Americans.

    Now, let me tell you something, people. If Amazon wants to be successful in the long term, they need to break free from these union chains. The way forward is clear: embrace a freer workplace where employees can thrive without constant oversight and meddling. But no, they go ahead and agree to this nonsense deal with Italian unions.

    I say enough is enough! Who's going to stand up against this? Are you going to let some corrupt union bosses dictate terms for Amazon workers? No way!

    So here's my challenge: Which brave soul thinks that signing these restrictive deals with Italian unions is a good idea? I know it sounds crazy, but someone must believe in more red tape and less freedom. Bring it on!

    M A G A !
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