Walmart is so evil satan just shakes his head in disgust

[DinoDoc]

They're just the smartest shoppers.

[Wezil]

Sure. Keep telling yourself that.

[Flubber]

Originally posted by Wezil


As to revolts - I've already started. I haven't paid a dime in cigarette taxes in years.

Me either-- I wonder does the fact that I do not smoke play a part in that??

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by Wezil
Sure. Keep telling yourself that.

My wallet tells me that.

[Flubber]

Originally posted by Kontiki




I generally feel like I need a shower after I leave a Walmart, and I can quite literally count the number of times I've stepped foot in one on one hand.

I have noted that it does attract a worse-dressed group and I do know some people that won't go in one.

Poor Walmart -- They get slammed from the elitists and the commies alike.

Doesn't anyone appreciate that for a homeless or working poor person, they can probably buy the bulk of their food/groceries at Walmart cheaper than anywhere else?

[Wezil]

You get what you pay for.

[Vesayen]

Originally posted by Nugog


Do we?

Really?

And whose moral set should we all be obligated to?

Yours?

Umm - the Vaticans?

The guy who lives down the street?

Maybe the that of the Swiss?

Or what about the Khmer Rouge?



There is not one "single" moral code in the world. And no one nation has a united "moral compass" either.

It is denying basic human behaviour to say so.

No there is not any absolute moral code we can all agree on.

Nor is there one absolute ideal of justice and law.

Yet, SOMEHOW we are able to come up with laws that we as a society agree are mostly fair and correct, so why not the same with morals?

Or should we tear down all law because our vision of law and justice are not all identical?

[Kidlicious]

Originally posted by Nugog


And put thousands of workers on unemployment - and have reduced taxes so your system collapses..........

Trickle down economics doesn't work.

[Kidlicious]

Originally posted by Flubber


See-- More cryptic commie-nonsense. Thats as meaningful as if I say " If I have to kill you, I will kill you"

IF you approached my family with intent to harm them-- then I would kill you in defence of them. But since we live thousands of miles apart and I see no reason why you would wish harm on my family I don't see much chance I will kill you. Ditto for the revolution.

Was this part a joke too?

You blame me for being cryptic? There is a Wal-mart down the block from me. I shop there. I also have two jobs. What are you getting at?

[Kidlicious]

Originally posted by Flubber
Doesn't anyone appreciate that for a homeless or working poor person, they can probably buy the bulk of their food/groceries at Walmart cheaper than anywhere else?

The poor don't benefit nearly as much as the rich who own it. Sure they provide jobs and cheap stuff, but things could be much better for us.

[Nugog]

Originally posted by Kidicious


Trickle down economics doesn't work.

Neither does communism.

[Kidlicious]

Originally posted by Nugog
Neither does communism.

So you admit defeat. Good. You didn't stand a chance.

[Nugog]

Originally posted by Kidicious



So you admit defeat. Good. You didn't stand a chance.

Not at all.

[Kidlicious]

Originally posted by Nugog


Not at all.

Trickle down economics is your proposal. Mine is the exact opposite. You said neither one works.

[Wezil]

Let's get back to bashing WalMart shall we?

I bought a futon on sale at WalMart at the end of August. One of the support legs had broken off by early September. Another shining example of the quality Chinese merchandise to be found at this glorified dollar store.