Wal-Mart Sucks
Why should we accept this? Is it our country, our communities, our economic destinies--or theirs? Wal-Mart's radical remaking of our labor standards and our local economies is occurring mostly without our knowledge or consent. Poof--there goes another local business. Poof--there goes our middle-class wages. Poof--there goes another factory to China. No one voted for this . . . but there it is. While corporate ideologues might huffily assert that customers vote with their dollars, it's an election without a campaign, conveniently ignoring that the public's "vote" might change if we knew the real cost of Wal-Mart's "cheap" goods--and if we actually had a chance to vote.
I'm just throwing this out there. I can't stand to have an in-person argument about it again.
April 28, 2002 - 04:54 PM
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Wal-mart sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WAL Mart blows big fat balls, so does Lynda DePugh!
Arvest Bank (Walton family) violated Title III of the ADA, and took advantage of an elderly couple in mid-80s. Deceived them into signing paperwork they couldn’t see or understand. Now they’ll lose their home, loan has been flipped twice. Huge balloon payment due, loan officer lied. Under Title III of ADA, public places have to provide alternative to blind persons. They sure as hell didn’t. Why won’t anyone stand up to Wal-Mart and the Waltons?