You’re right, my bad

Bernie swallowed the critihype hard, it’s painful to see

PR is the point

No, a company cannot be sued for failing to maximize shareholder value. The business judgment rule protects any company that wants to raise wages, refrain from layoffs, donate to charity, offer sick leave, etc. What they can’t do is not pursue profit at all. Now, will shareholders vote them out if they do those things? Maybe, but that’s a totally different mechanism than a lawsuit.

Even if you’re paying for the product, you’re still the product

https://www.democracynow.org/

It’s actually a violation of eBay’s terms of service to use Amazon for dropshipping. You should be able to get a refund if a seller does that.

For real, every jurisdiction needs to extend the first sale doctrine to digital media