Amid Kyrie Irving Suspension, Amazon Is Still Profiting From Antisemitic Movie NBA Star Tweeted

[tulipsandroses]

Kyrie Irving’s suspension from the NBA came one week after the basketball star posted a link to a controversial movie that has been called antisemitic. But as the Brooklyn Nets’ starting point guard begins sitting out at least five games for the offense, the movie in question remains available for viewing and for sale on Amazon.com, the e-tail giant that has seemingly emerged unscathed in the antisemitism scandal that is still unfolding.

A growing chorus of voices that are critical of Irving have also wondered out loud why Amazon is still peddling the movie, “Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America.”

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To be sure, the director of the documentary is a holocaust-denier who included a fake quote attributed to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. At face value, those facts are undeniably antisemitic.

All of which begs the following question from critics: Why does it appear that Irving is being singled out while Amazon.com and its multi-billionaire owner Jeff Bezos continue to profit from not only the film but also several versions of the book adaptation?

https://newsone.com/4440261/kyrie-irving-amazon/

[Locutusofborg]

2. For the record...

Jeff Bezos is no longer involved in the day to day operations of Amazon. The President and CEO of the company is Andy Jassy. Bezos now chairs the Board of Directors.

[tulipsandroses]

3. Point taken. Amazon the company should be called out

they are just as guilty.

[Meowmee]

4. He is being called out because he promoted it among other things

It should be removed from amazon imo.

[hlthe2b]

5. The link for the Amazon review that calls out Amazon for selling this when it is available elsewhere

thereby profiting off of bigotry/antisemitism follows. If you agree (as I do) with the review you can indicate by marking it "helpful." Only six have as yet.

https://www.amazon.com/review/R2ZX1D5OQ5S6EE/