Amazon is cutting about 0.7% of their workforce. Twitter has forced about 85% of their employees out since Musk took over. These two things aren't even close to the same.
Amazon is cutting more employees than it ever has and is a monolith by comparison to Twitter but they are cutting white collar (read tech) jobs, not boots on the ground in Amazon warehouses. I don't know what percentage of Amazon is AWS/Cloud/Tech related, but anytime you layoff that number of folks (and the CEO warned of much more to come) there's obviously a correction in Tech.
Elon's a man-child and obviously suffering from some form of Hero delusion, only way I can explain firing people who respond to his stupidity on Twitter. Some would argue they're baiting him so they can get severance and go work elsewhere. Either way, I've read multiple articles about concerns for Twitter's infrastructure because the Tesla engineers he brought over are trying to learn it on the fly and it's basically like reading another language (allegedly).
That's dumb.
And, no, forcing people to work 80 hour work weeks and limiting their PTO isn't "OWNING THE LIBS", it's being an *******, plain and simple. There are plenty of places that do have tech crunch periods, but none of them have a CEO threatening them publicly and firing people who push back on that notion. Twitter may come out better for this, but it isn't a good look for Captain Free Speech (lol at Alex Jones tho).