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What gives?įor many, Amazon is as essential as running water, electricity or wi-fi. Same products, radioactive for one brand, not a problem for another brand.

The Amazon response to each situation varies, but similar to the Let It Snow products, Amazon continues to be a home for many items that would be quickly removed from other sites. How is it possible that Amazon can feature an expansive selection of products that were highly inappropriate for Walmart without any blowback? -)Īmazon is no stranger to being under fire for controversial products ranging from toilet seat covers featuring Hindu gods’ to thousands of other banned or unsafe items. Thus far there doesn’t appear to be any Amazon customer outcry or movement by Amazon to remove the Let It Snow products. Earlier this month Amazon removed a number of Christmas ornaments, bottle openers, mousepads and photographs that included a Nazi concentration camp. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.Īmazon has removed offensive items in the past. You can find Cocaine Santa on t-shirts, tank tops, hoodies, coffee mugs, translated into German and Spanish, or you can select an option where elves, reindeer, pandas, wolves, sheep or dinosaurs have stepped in for Santa to celebrate the season. The same sweater design Walmart quickly dropped is available on Amazon in infinite variations. As toxic as Cocaine Santa was for Walmart, he’s thriving over at Amazon.Ĭocaine Santa is quite a hit over on Amazon. Walmart customers were not pleased about the Cocaine Santa sweater, as well as other variations featuring Santa pushing the bounds of decency, and in response, Walmart quickly removed the items and apologized for the offending items.

This festive sweater was available on the Walmart website. A quick glance at this sweater and you could easily miss that Santa is featured embracing a “less traditional” approach to celebrating the holidays involving a white substance that’s not snow. A classic and lovely little expression of holiday spirit.