I don't have a problem with Amazon. I've never had any bad experiences with this company. My orders have always arrived on time. Say, the bathroom scale I recently ordered arrived when it had to arrive. But I think forcing a driver to deliver through a tornado (or any other such event) is unacceptable. There should be some laws against it. And as a USA citizen, the woman can always file a lawsuit against Amazon. Boycotting is not going to solve her problem. We only know what we read from the Internet. We don't know what actually happened there. Only the driver and Amazon do.

It seems that the employees of Amazon. com (USA) suffer even poorer work conditions than the employees of Amazon UK.

Boycotting Amazon is easier said than done. [gadgetclock.com]

My second last package was a sheet metal burner element packed with air pillow packing! The pillows punctured and the burner almost ate the carton!
My LAST package,! a container of chlorine pellets with no packing! Arrived with plastic container popped open in transit and the original 1 inch cylinders converted into spheres!

Because..

1. I do not want to drive to malls, stores
2. Want to be able to compare prices online
3. Make an instant purchase
4. Purchase from a source I trust
5. They take returns - no questions asked
6. They redeem many rewards including from own gift rewards account and credit cards
7. Prices are very competitive
8. Easiest checkout I have seen in my life
9. Delivery at my door
10. 99% purchases have no sales tax
11. Most have free delivery
12. I admire what Amazon has brought to our door
13. I don't mix social views with buying thing decisions, I never boycott any business if they offer value

Last but not least, I have hated the fake 70% to 80% off sale of big stores for over 30 years. No more.

All businesses make mistakes and run to make profit and they improve. I don't expect them to be righteous people. We should expect more and first from our political leaders that elect before going around blaming big businesses - that is what lousy people like Bernie Sanders do.

We refuse to use Amazon, they are a parasitic business.

I do boycott Amazon.
I miss those wonderful book stores of my youth.
So I've never bought anything from them, and never will.
I also boycott Facebook, professional sports, Fox News, Discord, and Reddit.
There may be more, those come to mind.
I didn't list companies I can't afford anyway like Zales, but even if I could afford diamonds I wouldn't buy any from the monopolies like De Beers. They have so many diamonds warehoused that a five carrot diamond is probably only worth $5, but since they control the supply they sell it for thousands.
Diamonds are worthless and expensive.

Amazon partnered with China propaganda arm

[reuters.com]

No one should ever respond to a weather "warning" condition by saying it's "just" a warning; that's the opposite of what it means!