Well, Walmart management did lock people in their stores and force
them to work without pay. (I'm not making this up, unfortunately;
it's well substantiated in court cases.) This is far short of
killing fields, but it isn't cool.
And just because something doesn't kill you outright doesn't mean
that it is essentially harmless. Walmart is justly famous for
killing off small town business districts and wiping out local small-
business entrepreneurs. And their policy of demanding the lowest
possible price from their suppliers is a big factor in exporting jobs
from the U.S. to China.
As a lot more people are now finding out, your chances of getting the
necessities of life--including a place to sleep indoors, and medical
care when you need it--are just not that good if you don't have a job
or a viable small business. (OK, maybe you can make it to the
emergency room if you have a medical crisis, but often it's far too
late by the time you get there.)
--Constance Warner
Walmart concentration camps? The killing fields at walmart?
On Nov 2, 2009 6:42 PM, "tjpa" <[email protected]> wrote:
On Nov 2, 2009, at 8:12 PM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote: > > Many
things can
be called evil, but it ...
Or it could be that you just don't know much about the history of
Walmart.
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