Jeff Bezos’ reputation on Twitter is a rollercoaster that goes up at times and touches the ground the other times. Given his neutral disposition and the tendency to avoid conflicts quite unlike his contemporary Elon Musk, an interesting tweet from the second richest man in the world is a rather unique scenario. This is perhaps why the recent tweet from Bezos has rocketed him to the trending list on Twitter. And the cherry on top is the fact that the tweet is a direct lashing out at the U.S President and his policies. Apparently, Biden’s recent tweet concerning inflation did not go down well with the Amazon founder and his displeasure is quite evident in the following tweet.
Ouch. Inflation is far too important a problem for the White House to keep making statements like this. It’s either straight ahead misdirection or a deep misunderstanding of basic market dynamics. https://t.co/XgKfEICZpk
— Jeff Bezos (@JeffBezos) July 3, 2022
Twitter Reacts
Bezos doesn’t usually tweet on a whim(well if this reminds you of someone, it’s merely a coincidence). Thus the chain reaction on Twitter following his tweet is quite justifiable. It is not every day you get to see the aggressive side of someone who stays away from conflicts. And Twitterati doesn’t miss the slightest chance to let some rays of drama. However, as usual, the users are divided about the tweet. The responses are a mix of sarcasm and consensus. While some users find it ironic that a billionaire who apparently filled his pockets through corporate monopoly is criticizing Biden’s policies, others agree with him to an extent.
This is not the first time Bezos has voiced his displeasure at Biden’s administration. Not very long back, Bezos had denounced a tweet of Biden’s about corporate taxes stating that it is “misinformation” and “misdirection.” The recent tweet also features the same words, and the embedded emotion is not very different either. Even in May Bezos had lashed out at the Biden administration’s take on inflation blaming the administration for the misdirected steps. Well, it seems like the Amazon founder is not quite happy with the President’s ways. Let us take a look at the reactions and responses on Twitter to see what Twitterati thinks about the dispute.
Well, nobody understands anything at this point
https://twitter.com/hschlessman/status/1543620794852315136?s=20&t=51wcn1IYzhMN0w0NuC08Eg
Or maybe they do
Oil companies make record profits when the price of crude is high, what's hard to understand about that?
— Sallah Shabati (@kodkod87) July 3, 2022
Well, life itself is ironic right
Jeff Bezos: I AM A MAN OF THE PEOPLE!
Also Jeff Bezos: https://t.co/fjp1yxLGEJ
— Chris??️??? – @chillian@mstdn.party (@JesparDalVar) July 3, 2022
Well….. (although some might say that he is entitled to his opinions)
https://twitter.com/0xHustler/status/1543421572458827776?s=20&t=51wcn1IYzhMN0w0NuC08Eg
Biden should perhaps revise his notes
Especially since he’s the one killing expanded production and refining https://t.co/aQR1hO2k0S
— Michael Shellenberger (@shellenberger) July 3, 2022
Truth is often stranger than fiction my friend.
Or it could be an activist leftist White House intern tweeting for Biden. Ain’t no way he’s tweeting these statements.
— Hodgetwins (@hodgetwins) July 3, 2022
Not everybody is happy.
Says the man who won’t help America by paying taxes. Did you tweet this from your half a billion yacht?
Anyway. Here is something that might help you pic.twitter.com/DUGcXjYneE— Mr. Spock ? (Commentary) (@SpockResists) July 3, 2022
That is some reference material some humans could use (to run a country maybe)
https://twitter.com/Desbearado/status/1543642269466722305?s=20&t=51wcn1IYzhMN0w0NuC08Eg
I agree about the tax payment part. But the rest, well, it is his “well-earned” money after all
Why don’t you use a little of your money to make literally every American not have to worry about basic needs? Like, all your personal dollars could pull everyone out of poverty with the stroke of a pen. Or at the very least, a fair tax payment
— Mrs. Aylwood ?️????☠️ (@a_baker77) July 3, 2022
Now that is some reverse psychology at work
You know what sir, your company sell everything (and I should know as I’m practically keeping Amazon afloat by myself) – maybe you can find a way to disrupt the market for gas, and bring it in cheaper. how about a fresh challenge? If anyone can do it you can do it
— LouiseMensch ???? (@LouiseMensch) July 3, 2022
There’s the question that can send Bezos into an existential crisis
https://twitter.com/labyrinthweaver/status/1543455164014571520?s=20&t=51wcn1IYzhMN0w0NuC08Eg
You never know
Rich billionaires like you are the cause of the problem not the solution.
— Dave Matt (@davematt88) July 3, 2022
Existential crisis again because sadly for Bezos, Twitter is not about one-way traffic
https://twitter.com/TravisAllen02/status/1543409910360293376?s=20&t=51wcn1IYzhMN0w0NuC08Eg
Now that is someone who is clearly bitter about not being able to watch his favorite show
Why did you need to contribute to inflation by raising the cost of Prime? Not making enough as it was to get by?
— BIDEN BLUE ? – I ?DOGS ! ? – SLAVA UKRAINI ? (@schwanderer) July 3, 2022
Too much existential crisis for a man to take
Why don't you have friends? pic.twitter.com/fBgbxLSGkH
— Spacey O (@SpaceyO2) July 3, 2022
Wrapping up
When you lose Jeff Bezos you know you are in trouble @JoeBiden…
— David Giglio (@DavidGiglioCA) July 3, 2022
