Another reason Walmart sucks
#17
Originally Posted by chris dornbusch
WalMart sucks and so do all big chain stores for that matter,thats why I buy from mom and pop style(local)as much as can.We are the 1s giving them the power buy shoping there.This is opinon.
#18
Originally Posted by CrAz3D
I agree with Stealth. It is strictly captialism, look out for one's self and that's all.
Is it morally wrong to go after the money from that woman's lawsuit? Yes.
Is it wrong in light of capitalism to go after that woman's money? HELL no.
Business is business, regardless of people.
Is it morally wrong to go after the money from that woman's lawsuit? Yes.
Is it wrong in light of capitalism to go after that woman's money? HELL no.
Business is business, regardless of people.
#19
Originally Posted by scott1981
The business is wrong for acting on such principles, or lack there of. And the people are fools for continuing to purchase from a business thats treats people in this manner. We can give it a title, it doesnt change the fact it is wrong
#20
Originally Posted by Stealth
So do you make your own shoes? Do you grow or raise your own food? Where does your gasoline come from? Where was your computer made?
#21
Originally Posted by scott1981
Honestly I didnt expect much more from you stealth. Your right, lets just send all the work oversea's and looose more American jobs while you sit here and hide behind your union
Nice comeback, by the way. You obviously wear Nike shoes, burn OPEC gas, and type on a made in China keyboard.
#22
#24
I do my best to purchase from American companies. I only considered ATV's made in the U.S. when I bought mine last year. The furniture from my house that set me back a considerable amount I made sure was all made here. I also check when doing my day to day shopping, trying to purchase from as many American companies as possible. Your right that many items in my Home come from China, the sad thing is I now have no choice when it comes to some things. You sit back and laugh, I don't see anything funny about it. I see it doesnt bother you to keep sending work to other countrys, maybe one day it will effect you and you might actually care. What I dont get is why you don't care that fellow Americans are loosing jobs and the American dollar is dropping in value on the open market.
#25
Originally Posted by CrAz3D
Something I read showed that last year something like 300k jobs were outsourced and 320k new American jobs happened from that outsourcing and other in sourcing (foreign people having us read their MRIs and stuff)
#26
Originally Posted by scott1981
I do my best to purchase from American companies. I only considered ATV's made in the U.S. when I bought mine last year. The furniture from my house that set me back a considerable amount I made sure was all made here. I also check when doing my day to day shopping, trying to purchase from as many American companies as possible. Your right that many items in my Home come from China, the sad thing is I now have no choice when it comes to some things. You sit back and laugh, I don't see anything funny about it. I see it doesnt bother you to keep sending work to other countrys, maybe one day it will effect you and you might actually care. What I dont get is why you don't care that fellow Americans are loosing jobs and the American dollar is dropping in value on the open market.
Like I said, good job for trying to buy american.
I drive a Ford ruck, my wife drives a Chevy car. I live in a house that was made in USA. Those are major purchases. That's good enough for me.
#28
Originally Posted by scott1981
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/03/25/wal...rss_topstories
She was awarded $1 mil, ended up with under 500k. So the scum lawyers took over half of her cash!
She was awarded $1 mil, ended up with under 500k. So the scum lawyers took over half of her cash!
He got half of the settlement.
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#29
You sure your Ford truck was built in the USA? Mine wasn't, the door sticker says it was built in Canada. Better than being built in the 3rd world I guess, the Canuckians have a lot of the same issues we do and they don't work for peanuts up there either. I'd also be interested to see how much of the raw materials and components your house was built with are domestic.
Funny thing - the Toyota Tundras you all seem to hate are built in the USA.
Funny thing - the Toyota Tundras you all seem to hate are built in the USA.