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You want to pay high prices while everyone else pays low prices? Go ahead and be a Wal-Martyr if you want. -- Gene Seibel Gene & Sue's Flying Machine - http://pad39a.com/gene/ > Say NO NO NO to Wal-Mart!!! > > Walmart has gotten too big and it uses its power to exert over us. No > one can blame Wal-Mart for being abusive afterall, it's us, the > consumers, who gave the power to them! We are irresponsible and greedy > because we want the cheapest prices! I have to admit that I am guilty > as well as I do shop occasionally at you know where! (but that's to > change from now on) > > After reading this article "The Wal-Mart You Don't Know" by Charles > Fishman (Fast Company) Dec 2003. > (http://go.jitbot.com/no-to-wal-mart), you'll know that: > > - Jobs are lost everyday because of Wal-Mart > - Factories / companies die because of Wal-Mart. > - Too much power is given to a single entity, Wal-Mart. > > let's stop this madness for a change. Be responsible! > > - As a consumer, be reasonable, there is no need to shop everything at > Wal-Mart. Don't go for cheap...Look for value. Are you getting the > service you want from Wal-mart? Last time I went, I waited a long line > to pay at the cash. When I had to return an item...the waiting was > longer! > > - As a supplier, be rational! Increasing short-term sales and profits > by supplying to Wal-Mart, while squeezing your margins and destroying > your brands is the quickest way to brankruptcy court. If price is the > only way you can think of competing, then, you already lost the war to > the Chineses! > > - As an Investor, stop buying the stock of WMT if believe that the > long-term effects will bear negative consequences to the whole > economy. There is no pleasure to make money in the stock market, to > find out how many jobs have lost because of you. > > Don't get me wrong, I am a champion of the free-markets. I believe we > have our responsibilities to take. We don't need the government to > step in one day like they did to Microsoft. Let's be responsible for a > change. > > By the way, a little more about me, I am a Canadian Chinese, a > business owner (tech-related company and in no way, a supplier of > Wal-mart) and I don't own WMT stocks. > > Please spread this word around, it's for our own good. > > Cheers! > Jeff
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