The Problem With Anti-MLM "Amazon Favorites" Videos

"Amazon Favorites" YouTube video trend has taken over anti-MLM creator community.

In this video, I touch on the problems this creates for a community critical of a business model in the name of being anti-scam and anti- unethical business practice because of the checked past and present of Amazon.

Anti-MLM community member will have to answer to problems created by the following facts (all of which will be in more detail in the video): creating another income stream giving the impression they are profiting off the movement, affiliate marketing has many similarities to multi-level marketing, Amazon has taken heat for its business practices amid investigations in California, Washington, Washington D.C., and Europe and recent union activity at an Alabama warehouse, & Amazon founder Jeff Bezos now being the richest man in the world.

I do not claim to be part of the anti-MLM community or pro-MLM community as this video and previous videos (including "Defending Kimbyrleigha & Calling Out Anti-MLM Creators", "Is Anti-MLM...Anti-WOMEN?!", "Anti-MLM Community Proven RIGHT?! (Top 1% Story)") suggest I have a range of opinions on the subject. I believe there is good and bad to both sides and choose to talk about this subject accordingly.

I do not support calling an entire group of people "huns", "hunbots", "scammers", etc. or the overuse of the phrase "horror story" by the anti-MLM community. I also believe there are many aspects of MLMs that need to change including recruitment & sales tactics, product claims, and the reality of the business opportunity.

This companies in this industry is also referred to as Network Marketing, Social Selling, Pyramid Schemes, and more.

Sources

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2021/01/anti-mlm-reddit-youtube/617816/

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/04/09/amazon-alabama-union-drive-defeat-480581

https://thehill.com/homenews/house/547194-omar-rips-bezos-over-union-fight-forces-workers-to-defecate-in-bags

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-amazon-com-investigation-california-idUSKBN23J2Z9