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Old 08-02-2013, 11:06 PM   #75
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Originally Posted by fjtorres View Post
Agreeing, of course.
People act like Walmart is the lowest of the low when the reality is there are several layers of even lower-priced vendors.
It's why Walmart changed their motto from "Always the low price".

Their issue isn't Walmart's (or Amazon's) prices; it's their size.
And success.

As I've said before, some people despise success.
Just ask J.K. Rowling, who went from "plucky exemplar" to "lucky hack" merely by being too successful.
What a thoroughly disgusting apologia for unethical business practices. I can't imagine anyone not employed by a PR firm having the temerity to declare that dislike of Walmart boils down to jealousy of their success. That success, incidentally, is based on paying employees so little that as many as 80% of workers in Walmart stores go on food stamps and medicaid to survive. Walmart is the ultimate welfare queen, as its wages force employees to rely on $2.66 billion in government help every year.
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