http://www.infowars.com/amazon-staff-government-ordered-us-not-to-sell-confederate-flag/
Amazon Staff: Government Ordered Us Not to Sell Confederate Flag
…Company sales reps say they were “instructed” by feds to ban rebel flag
Amazon.com staff are telling irate customers that the company was ordered by the federal government not to sell items featuring the Confederate flag in the aftermath of the Charleston shooting.
Amazon made the announcement this week, along with eBay, Sears and Walmart, that it would no longer sell products bearing the rebel flag, but according to a conversation posted on YouTube between a customer and an Amazon sales rep, the decision could have been made as a result of pressure from the government.
At first the Amazon staffer claims that the items were banned because they were deemed to be offensive, but when pressed by the customer, the sales rep tells a different story.
“Is this a political statement by Amazon.com or is this a directive that you’re following, that the government said you know we want you guys not to sell these anymore?” asks the caller.
“The government is not allowing us to sell this Confederate flag,” responds the staffer.
“So the government is not allowing you….to sell it?” asks the caller, to which the sales rep responds, “yes.”
“So Amazon is not making a political statement, this is something the government told you to do?” questions the caller.
“Exactly,” responds the staffer.


In addition, when customers queried Amazon’s decision to stop selling Confederate items via the company’s official website, they were told by another Amazon representative that the items were no longer available as a result of “federal law” and that Amazon was “instructed to remove all Confederate flags from sale.”
This of course makes the entire story far more sinister. As a private company, it is Amazon’s right to sell what it likes, no matter what people feel about the decision, but if the federal government has ordered the retailer not to sell Confederate flags (while Nazi memorabilia is still freely available), this clearly represents an egregious act of censorship that has no basis in law.
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It would be interesting to know if this is actually accurate. The Amazon reps are all overseas (India, I think) and may not be clear on this. Then again, they may be brutally honest. Either way, this is very important to be clarified.
I have long suspected that may big corporations taking political stances are being intimidated to do so.
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Well DEMOCRATS offend ME-can we have the Government ban THEM?
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I’d like that, but most of the Repubs offend me as well…can you think of one that doesn’t other than Sen. Sessions?
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Trey Gowdy,Scott Walker,hmmmm-there’s a bunch that I think are “okay,but not Great”,the rest seem to be Democrat Light. Those should be changed over to D’s and made to re-enter the field of Politics from scratch,since they’ve intentionally alienated their “Voter Base”,OR they can catch a ride to Kenya on the same banana boat Soetoro,aka Obama,aka ??? and his wife(?) will be on when he’s no longer allowed to claim American Citizenship.
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Yes, it would be good to know if this is true, or if they’ve just decided not to sell them. Of course, the govt. has no right whatsoever to tell any company what they can and can’t sell. It is an historic flag, and it stands for freedom.
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Of course it matters not if the Government has a RIGHT to do ANYTHING-they just bash on regardless of the law.
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I wonder if they sell that bastardized American flag with the image of the bastard Obama in the red & white stripes. If anything should be against the law, that is it.
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if the rainbow flag is used in a crime, will they ban that one too? We all know now that flags kill, after all. Down with all flags, because we will never know when one decides to go violent.
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