I really wonder why the the exploitation of workers and the immiseration of people who have no hope for economic mobility is acceptable in any circumstance. "Simply" operating a sweatshop in capitalism is by definition an effort to expand it.
Amazon's warehouse employees can't pretend Amazon doesn't exist because their local and state governments have flattened local economies in exchange for a fulfillment center being built in the county.
Do you have any other advice for them, or do you want to keep repeating these naive reactionary defenses of the status quo?
That's because you're papering over the abuse that Amazon already inflicts on workers and rural communities and you need to make up for the the logical hole left by a bad-faith deregulation starting point of your argument.