Comprehend
Res Ipsa Loquitur
well, which one?
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GeneCosta said:No entity can be assigned a black or white strip.
evearael said:Evil! I refuse to shop at Walmart.
That's a nice story. Doesn't happen though,astarath said:Walmart is merely a perfect symbol of the corrupt nature of capitalism and a fairly accurate portrayal of the general mind set of this generation. They come into a city, eliminate the competition. Take all they can, make as much money as possible destroy all the competition and then when there is not enough money left to be made they ship out in search for more money. Leaving a wake of destruction and strife in their wake!!!!
I didn't know Wal-Mart used eminent domain to get land. That's interesting. Eminent domain is bollocks.SoyLeche said:I'm not a fan of Walmart - or anyone for that matter - using eminent domain to get property, but I have no problem with Walmart in general.
I don't know if Wal-Mart does or not. I wouldn't be surprised if they do.PetShopBoy88 said:I didn't know Wal-Mart used eminent domain to get land. That's interesting. Eminent domain is bollocks.
On the other hand, Wal-Mart as a whole is pretty good business. It provides people with jobs and provides other people with cheap but generally good quality merchandise.
Oh, I misunderstood what you were saying. When you said you had a problem with people using eminent domain, I just assumed you meant you had a problem with Wal-Mart using eminent domain.SoyLeche said:I don't know if Wal-Mart does or not. I wouldn't be surprised if they do.
That's the case with most stores in general I've ever been in, but with the cheap prices, you're obviously not paying for service. There's a toss-up between prices and service. If you want cheap things, you have to be willing to let go of some good service, and if you want good service you have to be willing to pay for it.My main problem with Wal-Mart is that their parking lot sucks, and their service is usually sub-par. Their checkers are slow, and they never seem to have enough lines open at busy times. That has been the case in most of the Walmarts I've been in.
YmirGF said:Sorry Comprehend, I am one of those folks who will go out of my way to avoid shopping at a Wal-Mart. I much prefer to give my meager earnings to small businesses who actually care about my patronage and about their employees. Plus I actually look at the "Made in ____ label" before making a purchase. I actually will pay more to buy a product that is "Made in Canada" or even "Made in the USA". I'm not so keen on buying products from elsewhere.. although it is getting harder each day to do so.
[tangent]I might own a Honda today if the salesman wasn't so pushy. The Buick dealer was much easier to work with (and I liked the car better anyway)[/tangent]comprehend said:I buy based on value. That is why I own a Honda, US cars are junk. Honda is still a better value even after the protectionist tariffs are slapped on there.
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...Yet they still choose to work there. It must be better than their best alternative. Why is it bad to give somebody better than what their best alternative is?evearael said:Terrible ... treatment of employees