I have been IN a WM ONCE—I was with my friend’s family, and, they live in a rural area. They shop there alot. I went in with them. It made me nauseated, it just went on and on and on and…

I am really broke (like you’ll never know), but, I cannot shop there. I “killed” my keyboard a few weeks ago,and the replacementrs were cheap there. I picked it up, put it down—I just cant do it.

Willpen—If you were a cashier, without benefits, working at WM, youd be angry, too. I’ve been a cashier—-fast food. Plenty of places—until I got fired from every one.
F*ck WM!

Some say that they cannot afford to shop anywhere else (well, neither can I—but I do). HOw do they think we got ourselves into a situation , where workging people must work there, shop there, eat there, etc. Wal Mart nation.

I heard Ted Koppel, of all people, say, one night, “Well, I like those 10 for $10 tube socks, too!”. I thought, “you rich old basterd”!
F*ck WM!

Walmart has always been and will always continue to be a category buster, and since they now encompass almost 100% of all retail categories what does this say for the mom and pop businesses that built the back bone of this country. 

There is no longer any connection between retailer and consumer.  Just an angry person behind a cash register that can barely even count your change if the machine does not tell them what to do.  This problem goes so much further than what is actually happening in regards to the junk that is being sold to us.  This is now starting to create a generation of worker and consumer drones that just walk down aisles selling and buying whatever is put in front of them because they are told to, without pause.  Oh pity us all…

Let’s teach Wal-Mart a real lesson and buy nothing but American made goods!    Oh wait…there’s no such thing anymore!

Its about time…now , they need to unionize.

They have unions at the Wal-Mart in China…