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In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Jeff wrote: > I find Wal Mart to be a very disturbing place. Just to > look at the kind of people in there shopping. It is like > they are shopping for its own sake for useless crap that > they don't need. Now that is getting carried away. Although I don't shop at Walmart, I do know they sell merchandise which is needed. What useless c*** are you referring to? They sell pretty much what most dept stores do and more. > I refuse > to go anywhere near a WalMart no matter what the bargain. And if that is the case, how can you make negative comments about those who do shop there? > I would not invest in WalMart under any conditions. That's the freedom allowed in N/A and isn't it wonderful :-) > People concerned about our jobs going overseas should > not shop at WalMart. Ok, I'm getting the jest about this whole thing, yet which chains don't sell imported products? Or rather, even the small independent shops for that matter. I'd imagine that Walmart sells cast Wagner frying pans like everyone else does? > People concerned about the beauty > and vibrancy of our towns should not shop at WalMart. I tend to agree with you, but I feel WalMart is being unfairly singled out... > Go to Brattleboro VT and see the pretty shops downtown > selling local arts and crafts and then cross the river to > see the hideous WalMart and you'll know what I mean. So you're saying that the local arts & crafts aren't crap, yet the products Walmart sells are? So if I need new jeans/shirts or a microwave/tv/radio I can get it locally made at the Brattleboro flea market/shops? Hardly... -- Cheers Dennis Remove 'Elle-Kabong' to reply
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