Jeff Bezos Humiliation: Amazon Employees Embroiled In Sex Trafficking Scandal

gatewaypundit ^ | December 25, 2017 | Joshua Caplan

[SteveH]

I have had that feeling too in the last 2-3 years or so. It is beyond annoying but I cannot prove anything.

The Alexa concept is scary since I have never thought about it as a security breach until now.

[IYAS9YAS]

Or they are millennials who grew up thinking there was nothing wrong with Napster sharing copyrighted music with everyone, and they treat their work email system the same way?

I'd consider that to fall under my arrogant category.

[Political Junkie Too]

I'd put it under "entitled," as a result of their pampered "participation is all that matters" upbringing.

To me, "arrogant" would mean they know it's wrong, but the rules don't apply to them. That might be the case, given the stature of Microsoft and Amazon in the world.

"Entitled," to me, would mean they didn't know better because they weren't raised to, and simply felt the email system was there for them to use as they pleased.

-PJ

[IYAS9YAS]

I'd put it under "entitled," as a result of their pampered "participation is all that matters" upbringing.

I'd agree with that.

[minnesota_bound]

#25 You mean like Jeffery Epstein the pedophile who had cards with the teenage girls photos laid out for clients like Bill Clinton?

[catnipman]

“Alexa: order me some hookers.”

Alexa: “Sure. Would you like blondes, brunettes, or redheads, or would you prefer an assortment?”

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks SteveH.

[little jeremiah]

I wonder if this will be touched by Trump’s EO which includes human traffickers and those who deal with them.

[little jeremiah]

Human trafficking does not mean merely voluntary prostitution.

People bringing in illegals in groups or otherwise, are called human traffickers.

[BlueLancer]

Alexa: order me some hookers.

"I have found seven hookers in your immediate area. The nearest is less than one block away. Would you care to see their online reviews?"