[Oe List ...] Wal-Mart and the weapons of mass destruction

[jonzondo at juno.com]

I have not shopped at WalMart in years.  And what I find amazing is the number of "aware" persons in my life who have a bundle of excuses for why they continue to shop at Walmart.  The brainwashing machine surely seems to work sometimes, eh?

My new idea is that for the next person I know who speaks of shopping for something at WalMart, I will offer to pay the difference if they go to another store.  I wonder what will happen with that idea...
In Balance,   Jon



-- "W. J." <synergi at yahoo.com> wrote:

 But wait! Wal-Mart is just a good target for our outrage, After all, it's the world's most powerful delivery system for exploiting a global market economy which wields the economic weapons of mass destruction. Ah, yes. The tyranny of the economic process. It's coming back to bite even those of the affluent 15% who believed that the U.S. housing market would never deflate, and bought in at the top of the speculative bubble. (For the story in Wiegel's area, see http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/06/realestate/keymagazine/406ariz-t.html?ei=5087&em=&en=136025ebaea46e85&ex=1207713600&pagewanted=all) 
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