Maybe from an employment perspective, but I'd expect Amazon's sales, distribution, and delivery systems to make boatloads of money selling cannabis online. Maybe not immediately, but 5 years after legalization, Prime Weed (tm) will be a huge moneymaker.

Ordering a joint from the nearest Amazon Marijuana dispensary and a drone delivers it and lights it for you before it leaves.

not to mention the increased sales from people ordering while high.

I guess it depends on the state. I'm betting that the likelihood of Amazon being allowed to sell marijuana in my state(illinois) within the next decade is right around 0%.

I'm willing to bet against that quite handily.

Amazon didn't go to highschool with Madigan, so it's hard for me to see it happening.

Ten years down the line, Amazon workers will get a free bong at the end of each shift to feel better about their job.

I would bet Amazon would envision the long game of the potential for participating in legal marijuana deliveries would vastly outweigh the benefits of maintaining a recruiting advantage from no drug testing (which would possibly remain a draw for users of other drugs).

Wasn't that the plot of a scanner darkly?

Don't a lot of the corps only have it from federal contractor requirements spreading bad policies like herpes amongst the relevant linked industries?