As I have said in a couple previous posts, I would have invoked emergency powers to impose a fair emergency tax on both- examples here- Walmart and Amazon. I would require them to redistribute a percentage of their "war profiteering" profits back to the zip codes where they were doing business. And it would be directed specifically toward frontline things such as food banks- no funny expenses involved. And directed toward assistance to small businesses shut down in their area while their business was handed on a silver platter to Walmart and Amazon The tax would be fair because they are in fact doing more work so should make more and at a level that is not intended to punish or anything like that.
Now, let us agree that we know the dance here and some zambonis will rise to say that that kind of intervention is not free market and/or conservative or words to that effect. Let me answer that in this way: I don't care.
Having said that, it is actually a free market issue. Walmart and Amazon are getting war profiteering levels of profit from government shut down on business. If an emergency makes it necessary, well, this can happen. But to the extent that it can end out helping more than just the gravy-trainers, then that is appropriate and needed. This horseshit of Americans standing in line for food while Walmart is not even giving out a free banana in town, is bullshit.