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Hughes for America — Tue, 14 Feb 2006 01:53:54 +0000

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By: Jan B

Jan B — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 19:55:10 +0000

Couldn’t care less about them. However, businesses come and go. My brother in law got “put out by Walmart” as he put it. Yet the reason was he was the only guy for 30 miles for over 20 years and ripping off the public. He’d have even made it fine lowering his prices to what Walmart was except he’d pissed so many people off, he could have given product away and they still wouldn’t have done business with him. Mr. Hollywood needs to go out and get a real job and quit whining about others.

By: Plathos

Plathos — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 16:26:51 +0000

This is hilarious. I compete with Walmart and I love them. I own a pool store and they sell the same chemicals and supplies that I do and for less. So I sell fewer of those, but then when people screw it up because of lack of expertise, then they come to me and pay even more than they would have the first time.

Walmart doesn’t destroy business, it creates it. I agree with the poster who said that companies flock to Walmart locations to open up. They employ your kids, your wife who doesn’t want a full time job, and they employ my neighbor who simply had not been able to get work elsewhere. She’s grateful.

These people can go hang themselves. They are just a few more Hollywood idiots with more ivory tower viewpoints to sell to the masses, and it makes perfect cud for MoveOn cattle to chew on. How did Walmart get to be a conservative or a liberal thing. Get a life!

By: Randy

Randy — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 16:12:30 +0000

You know, where I live, stores flock around an opening Walmart, and all seem to do well. So I don’t know about this thing of supposedly driving companies out of business. 95% of new small businesses fail in the first 5 years anyway, regardless of whether they compete with Walmart or not. So how is it then Walmart’s fault when they do fail? I guess you have to have some evil genie to blame for your incompetance.

Um, and last I checked, Walmart wasn’t making anyone work there, and I think you’d go an awful long way to find anyone who was surprised on their first paycheck to find they weren’t making a thousand per week. When you agree to work for X amount and they pay you X amount, it sounds like everyone has fulfilled their agreement.

By: Pat Payne

Pat Payne — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 15:54:37 +0000

I have had it with everybody using nazism as a common smear. The Nazis were monsters who may have led to the deaths (directly and indirectly) of 50,000,000 people from 1933-1945, and whose ideology continues to add to the butcher’s bill. Whether you applaud or abhor the tactics of Robert Greenwald (and on this one, I wholeheartedly support him — if WalMart were to disappear totally tomorrow, I wouldn’t shed a tear) at least give him some respect and tailor your arguments to his ideas and not his person. I do not like Michael Moore, but I would never accuse him of being another Ilya Eherenburg, which is as bad a smear.

By: Samo

Samo — Wed, 09 Nov 2005 15:23:27 +0000

I know what you mean. Bunch of friggin goofballs buying into this crap. This is what is wrong with America when people think they can drop out of HS, get a job mopping floors, and they should be able to live well and retire with that.

If Wal-Mart paid more, they could hire better and smarter employees, and then these that they would displace would once again be without a job. This is simply supply and demand folks. If these folks were worth more, they could get more elsewhere and then Wal-Mart would have to pay more to keep them.

They are mostly honest hard working folks, but they really aren’t worth more. People with no education, work experience, or those who cannot or will not handle a job that requires extensive thinking and planning still need a place to work.

By: Mark Marco

Mark Marco — Tue, 08 Nov 2005 05:23:38 +0000

right- the left are not idiots, just well intentioned goofballs like the rest of us (except they have no sense of humor…)
Jared- You know, I’ve seen what the unions did to GM and I don’t suppose we might want to rethink that idea?

By: I-RIGHT-I

I-RIGHT-I — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 17:24:03 +0000

I am really bored with Nazi references on all
sides. It really is kind of embarassing if
thatâ€™s where your argument leads.

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There’s only one side that uses the Nazi argument to the point of idiocy….but that’s what they are, idiots.

By: Jared Rehberg

Jared Rehberg — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 16:03:40 +0000

I thought the movie was quite predictable. Seeing the bigger picture in 1 sitting was the real treat. I will wait for the defense of this film. But I’m afraid that the numbers and stats will out weigh the kind words of good intention. It was sad to see the ghost towns of America, the crime outside the store, the empty Wal Marts, and the failure to help their workers. I hope the Union can reach this corporation that looks like a sweatshop. Go see this film and decide for yourself.
peace in every step.

By: Mark Marco

Mark Marco — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 22:42:24 +0000

To compare a film about Wal Mart to propaganda is rediculous. Hitler would have loved Target… and there’s no way a self respecting nazi would ever wade through the white trash at your average Wal Mart. C’MON, what are you guys? Nazis? (Marco continues to bait Ryan into the open, Ryan sniffs the air but then hesitates……)

By: IZI

IZI — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 19:33:06 +0000

Is the whole wal-mart discussion now a left-righrt issue???,i ma on the right and against wal-mart !!!,

By: mm

mm — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 15:17:51 +0000

Lumenick gave 4-stars to Bowling for Columbine; an odd thing to do for a “right-wing” hatchetman

By: purvis ames

purvis ames — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 12:42:31 +0000

Every single columnist in the Post, with the exception of John Crudele, would bring a smile to the face of Goebbels. Malkin, Novak, Lowry, Peters, etc.

By: Elizabeth

Elizabeth — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 05:19:10 +0000

With all this talk of Nazi-ism and the sins of the political fathers, who out there has boycotted the Ford motor company??? Has no one heard of “The International Jew”? Why are you all so quick to point fingers at the Bush family? Why is there not a word about the other famous and successful families and companies who have been involved with supporting the Nazi Party? It seems that this thread is no longer about Wal-mart and pros/cons, but about personal political agendas. I’m not suggesting that anyone forget about the past. I’m not promoting the extermination of a race. (By the way…why do people overlook the fact that IT WASN’T ONLY THE JEWS THAT WERE KILLED!) I’m simply stating that this is supposedly a thread pertaining to Wal-mart, so if you feel you must drag Roe vs Wade or the Iraqi conflict in here somewhere, please think twice. Unless, of course, you subscribe to the theory that Wal-mart is really controlling the whole political spectrum and that Sam Walton was a reptile from El-Kamino. Then, by all means, have at it.