The Battle of Wal-Mart

[Juno]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,475294,00.html

[Jonathan Meer]

Ah, Fox News, how I hate thee

Not to sure how I feel about this. Haven't read the whole article. I'm more offended at the idea of another Wal-Mart period than where it'd be placed.

[Sage]

Yes! Damn Wal-Mart for coming up with a sound economic model and providing cheap goods to the masses!

Those bastards!

[Jonathan Meer]

Haha. I don't know enough about economics to have a reason for hating Wal-Mart over any other business. I just don't like the idea of business in general, particularly in light of the rampant consumerism of America.

I don't hate Wal-Mart in particular, just what it embodies.

[Kaden]

There is no economic reason to hate Wal-Mart, except that they're better at economics than most.

There are plenty of moral reasons to hate it, though.

Personally, I've never cared enough to hate one chain of stores over another. They sell me the stuff I want for less than the guy across the street. Right now, that's enough for me.

[Waffuru]

Walmart means toothless people to me.

[Josh]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AloHq0ih4mw

[John Doe]

"I'm rarely ever speechless, but, fuck!"

[Jonathan Meer]

I love it, but I do think there are legitimate criticisms of Wal-Mart that can't be ignored simply by destroying a few of the loonies.

EDIT: I'd love to see Penn and Teller make a LittleBigPlanet level.

[Kole T. Merr]

Walmart means toothless people to me.

Funny you should say that. We were at Wal-Mart yesterday, and my sister comes up to me all freaked out and everything. Apparently some old toothless hispanic guy was chatting her up, saying that he had seen here there before and asking for her phone number and where she lived.

[Misa Fujiroka]

I'd be worried about the Wal-Mart being haunted. Those old Civil War sites are pretty uhhh... ghostified.