[Streaker]

hmm... The next "Super Size Me"? I hope the film does well.

[BartSimpson]

IceOwl IceOwl:

Probably not available in WalMarts anywhere, there's a new documentary out called WalMart: The High Cost of Low Price. Check out the webpage at www.walmartmovie.com - there's a good spoof-commercial-as-trailer video.

You hate WalMart. You're not all that bad after all.

[American]

I don't really have an opinion about Walmart. They are a huge company. Are the allegations of discrimination true, probably in some stores. Do I think it's a company policy, NO. They have so many stores that problems are bound to arise.

[BartSimpson]

American American:

I don't really have an opinion about Walmart. They are a huge company. Are the allegations of discrimination true, probably in some stores. Do I think it's a company policy, NO. They have so many stores that problems are bound to arise.

WalMart is just not the good corporate citizen it had been under Sam Walton. The firm is so aggressive in moving into small towns as to border on a terrorist organization except that their thugs show up in $1,000 suits and they carry briefcases.

I loved the place when Sam ran it but since he passed away his kids are only interested in money and fuckall to any other consideration.

WalMart is the mulitnational corporation your mother warned you about.

[xerxes]

IceOwl IceOwl:

Probably not available in WalMarts anywhere, there's a new documentary out called WalMart: The High Cost of Low Price. Check out the webpage at www.walmartmovie.com - there's a good spoof-commercial-as-trailer video.

Wal-Mart sells a lot of things you'd be surprised to see. I heard you can buy The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.

[Scarecrow]

Didn't Walton's kid die in a plane crash a while back?

[Thematic-Device]

American American:

I don't really have an opinion about Walmart. They are a huge company. Are the allegations of discrimination true, probably in some stores. Do I think it's a company policy, NO. They have so many stores that problems are bound to arise.

Company Policy? The memos that Wal-Mart sends flying around to all of its offices alone are on the verge of violating the NLRA. Their more hidden activities amount to some of the biggest violations one can commit under the NRLA. Internationally they use slave labor to produce the cheap goods that they sell. The DoL should get the funding and support to come down on walmart so hard that every company will be afraid to ever try something like it again.

[PluggyRug]

OH! and don't buy golf clubs from Walmart.

[BartSimpson]

PluggyRug PluggyRug:

OH! and don't buy golf clubs from Walmart.

They're probably counterfeit ripoffs made by slave laborers in China anyways.

[BartSimpson]

IceOwl IceOwl:

Or, for that matter, ANYTHING ELSE.