If you are software engineer, then you are spoiled for choice. When I left Bing, their censorship in China (unlike Google) was a minor reason for me leaving. So, while it wasn't the reason, it did contribute to my decision to leave. And, again, we (SWEs) are spoiled for choice, hence taking issues like this into the account is certainly possible.

That's going to be up to you, the Amazon employee.

Personally, I'm unwilling to work for a company who's values are in severe opposition to my own, so I would probably quit my job over something like this (if I felt strongly enough about it).

with Amazon's wildly reported low retention rate, you are going to leave in a few months anyway.

https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2015-08-17/a-job-at-...

That's going to be up to you, the Amazon employee.

Personally, I'm able to distinguish myself from the company and I my identity isn't the company's, so I wouldn't see a need to quit my job over something like this.

That's going to be up to you, the amazon employee.

Any tech bigco will probably have something you are uncomfortable with, it pretty much become inevitable at that stage.

That's going to be up to you, the Amazon employee.

That makes no sence. Any company would try to maximize its profit in such situation, so if you don't like this you will have to become self-employed.