I never heard of Amazon doing this. Pretty wild stuff!

context, they were bought up for well over market value. 2 years ago @matthewlemke7873 I grew up a couple blocks away in another unincorporated area. Same thing is going on. These companies didn't force anyone to do anything. When you see one of the country's biggest industrial parks expanding indefinitely, the neighborhoods become out of place and undesirable locations to live in when damn near everything around you is zoned industrial. Sure, growing up there was nice with open fields and farm houses here and there and peace and quiet, but now all you hear is airplanes, traffic and trucks docking all the time. The reason people left is because they were offered a once in a lifetime opportunity to sell their properties sight unseen for 3-4x the amount you ever could in this lifetime. With that money, you could easily pay off any remaining mortgage and go buy maybe 2 more homes lol. Of course there are families that don't want to be part of the situation... the ones who have been there for 30+ years and never even considered another home after this one. This was their forever home. At the same time, the people who don't want anything to do with it hold out the longest and get the most money, sooooooo yeah lol. Nobody was truly forced out. All the shit that you see left behind is garbage because guess what? They're going to go buy a new house with new things and start over. It's the best "fuck you" to the developers who have to demolish and clean that shit up. Not everything is black and white or appears as it is. Nice video though

Video seems purposely vague, offering absolutely no context, where this is, who’s doing what or why. So my question is, what is your agenda? Spread rumors, make up stories, gossip, entertainment, annoyance. What?

It sounds like click bait to me… just sayin’ If Amazon is using Eminent Domain for their Corporate Interests, DOGE needs to step in HARD.

How is this click Bait? It’s an honest post and there is a video. I do agree Something needs to be done about this, this is what happens when a Company becomes so powerful that they can just do whatever they want. Look at BlackRock buy probably Millions of houses and renting them back to us.

This story is false the homes were built on top of an old Coal mine that caught fire and was not able to extinguished and it has been estimated to burn for possibly 23 year and that’s what causing the evacuation this has nothing to do with Amazon lmao that’s was the fire in video

Oh, so the OP is lying. They weren’t told to “evacuate,” they sold their houses to Amazon and moved out. Nothing wrong with that.

I have seen this before. IIRC Amazon paid far above market value for the properties. Like too good to refuse money.

It's a fucked up neighborhood looks like serious storm damage with zero evidence for amazon seizing it. Finding a warehouse location isn't that hard.

A freaking Amazon add lol

How about the tiniest bit of context? Where is this? Why did the residents leave? WTF does this have to do with Amazon?