Darkforbid
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Do they sell paramo:
Pajaro Men's Waterproof Jacket, anywhere near cheep?
Pajaro Men's Waterproof Jacket, anywhere near cheep?
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anything goes in tribe against tribe.
No it wouldn't. No one would even know. And if they wanted to discourage such theft, they could have set up their own food pantry to feed the "would-be thieves". But that would fly in the face of the Walmart corporation's purpose: to make as much money as possible regardless of how it effects anyone else. GREED: the real corporate purpose. It's not 'fair trade', not 'socially responsible commerce', not even 'free enterprise'. But; "we screw everyone out of everything we can get from them, because we can't ever get enough".Of course.
But it's fun to respond in kind at times.
They could've.
But that would encourage theft, making the problem worse.
No, I think they should give away what they don't really need so that no one will need to steal it from them. I believe that the proper definition of "wealth" is the ability to be generous, not the ability to buy anything one wants and screw everyone else.You think that if one has so much, they should tolerate being stolen from?
And Im noticing its not really that much cheaper here. More so than I thought/remembered (gas is only about 50 cents/gallon cheaper here, but about 50 cents more than the rest of the MidWest). And wages are staggeringly low here.How awful... They surely don't count as "exceptional Americans".
No it wouldn't. No one would even know. And if they wanted to discourage such theft, they could have set up their own food pantry to feed the "would-be thieves". But that would fly in the face of the Walmart corporation's purpose: to make as much money as possible regardless of how it effects anyone else. GREED: the real corporate purpose. It's not 'fair trade', not 'socially responsible commerce', not even 'free enterprise'. But; "we screw everyone out of everything we can get from them, because we can't ever get enough".
No, I think they should give away what they don't really need so that no one will need to steal it from them. I believe that the proper definition of "wealth" is the ability to be generous, not the ability to buy anything one wants and screw everyone else.
Tell me how this works.No it wouldn't. No one would even know.
Funny....when I've shopped at Walmart, we've always exchanged money for goods.And if they wanted to discourage such theft, they could have set up their own food pantry to feed the "would-be thieves". But that would fly in the face of the Walmart corporation's purpose: to make as much money as possible regardless of how it effects anyone else. GREED: the real corporate purpose. It's not 'fair trade', not 'socially responsible commerce', not even 'free enterprise'. But; "we screw everyone out of everything we can get from them, because we can't ever get enough".
You have the right to open a store & give away the excess.No, I think they should give away what they don't really need so that no one will need to steal it from them. I believe that the proper definition of "wealth" is the ability to be generous, not the ability to buy anything one wants and screw everyone else.
Did you read that its done in some places? And the food at the food bank here, its loaded with HFCS, sodium, simple carbs, and is overall foods that will wreck health if thats all that is consumed. Fruit is good, but canned fruit in heavy syrups arent really even healthy anymore at that point.Do you think some of it may be that fruits and vegetables typically have a very limited shelf life and may encourage insects, rodents, etc?
Where did Jesus say that is ok?As a wealthy individualist, I resent that remark. My money is mine. I don't care about what anyone else does with theirs though. Or if you steal from them, not my prob.
Im even worse than a tribalist... I'm an individualist. I don't even care if you steal from my wife!
Where did Jesus say that is ok?
Sorry, but that's just foolishness. Your money is absolutely worthless unless everyone else agrees to honor it as having value. What you think you "own" is just a mutual fantasy agreed to by the humans you share this planet with. You have NOTHING without their inter-dependent participation. And yet you imagine that you are some sort of materialistic autonomous island. That's just complete nonsense. And t's just a foolish excuse to dismiss your human-to-human responsibility to everyone else around you.As a wealthy individualist, I resent that remark. My money is mine. I don't care about what anyone else does with theirs though. Or if you steal from them, not my prob.
Tell me how this works.
I'll pass on videos because Blue Planet is on TV.The High Cost of Low Prices
Is Walmart Good For America
Of course you will.I'll pass on videos...
And of course I did.Of course you will.
Sorry, but that's just foolishness. Your money is absolutely worthless unless everyone else agrees to honor it as having value. What you think you "own" is just a mutual fantasy agreed to by the humans you share this planet with. You have NOTHING without their inter-dependent participation. And yet you imagine that you are some sort of materialistic autonomous island. That's just complete nonsense. And t's just a foolish excuse to dismiss your human-to-human responsibility to everyone else around you.
This is the kind of toxic insanity that our current "greed is a virtue" culture promotes and endorses.
...As long as it suits me. The extent of my compassion ends at the outermost layer of my own skin.
Thats not how it works. You cite about 150 minutes of video but provide no summary, no points mentioned, nor why we should even watch it. Thats not how debate works, and is proper to at least summarize the content (ad with cited journals, articles, newspaper clippings, audio, video). It is generally acknowledged that it is your responsibility to do so.Of course you will.
Thats a recipe for sad, depressed, and lonely life....As long as it suits me. The extent of my compassion ends at the outermost layer of my own skin.
Or, as with food, medicine, shoes, clothes: "I need them, but have no money to buy them with, so I took them". But I guess in your world this situation never happens, so it must never be happening in anyone else's world, either. Or if it is happening, it must be their fault, somehow, so they should just suck it up and suffer the consequences.
On the other hand, Walmart could simply have chosen not to press the charge. But greed couldn't allow that. Every penny matters when you're a multi-billionaire. Because there is no such thing as "I have enough money, now", or, "I can afford to share a little".