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Covid hoax decimated local businesses. Local businesses near me refused to enforce mandates but they relied on imported supplies from other parts of the state or other states. When supply chains shut down and inflation kicked in, it hurt small businesses.

Unlike other states, cops were discouraged from shutting down businesses. I don’t want to fed post but citizens made it clear we weren’t going to comply and ZOG decided it wasn’t worth it. This allowed local businesses to survive longer but a few didn’t survive the poor economy that followed. And this is exactly what happened:

> have made all honest competition go bankrupt. If you have a start up, the Jews will try to buy it.

Corporations swooped in to buy bankrupt businesses. Next hoax that follows, there will be less locals in charge of businesses to resist.

For now my only solution is to find alternatives to Amazon and tell others about them. If you know of any alternatives then tell your neighbors and get them to drop Amazon, Walmart, etc.

I remember in the early 2000s, Bezos borrowed a bunch of money from Europe in the Euro. His bet was that the Euro would fail, and repaying those loans in dollars would be really easy.

He was right.

Amazon has been playing a different game than all the other online retailers, and most of them don't even realize the rules of the game.

If you want to beat Amazon, it's not that hard. Walmart is probably the best competitor and if they made some key decisions they could take Amazon out for a thousand years. But they won't, because they think they are playing the retail game.

This is the game: Minimizing distribution costs. Whoever can get the package with the right product in the hands of the customer for the least amount of expense wins. Period. It doesn't matter who bought or who sold the product. What matters is getting the products in their hands.

Amazon does retail, that's true, but they are a distribution company almost anyone can tap into -- for a fee of course. You'll be saving money to use Amazon's network over your own.

And that's how Amazon makes its real money. It simply doesn't make sense as a business to create your own distribution network to the customer.

Now, how can you beat that? It's simple, really. Open up your supply chain to 3rd parties to an extent Amazon isn't comfortable. Allow mom-and-pops to deliver their goods to people at Walmart. Make it clear that Walmart's store shelves and pickups and website is open for your products to appear -- for a fee, of course.

Walmart would never let anyone into there like that, of course, because that is real power.

The jews are actually holding those companies back. If they truly opened up their system to 3rd parties, everyone would win. Sure Amazon wouldn't make as much money, because they'd be competing with everyone else on equal footing, but the other competitors would cease to exist.

When I worked there, that was the goal. We didn't want to sell stuff. We wanted to help other people sell stuff. That's it. That was 20 years ago. They probably lost that vision and are trying to eat the whole pie themselves now.

What do you mean goyim all you have to do is play smart and drop out of college you'll be a billionaire in no time the USD is totally real

Wow, thanks for the research, Mr. 17 year old.

running at a loss to kill competition is also how google and youtube monopolized their respective markets in the 00s

Sounds inherent to a consumer based free market

This post sounds like a jeet wrote it, but one who is actually anti-jew.