La Cucaracha by Lalo Alcaraz for December 18, 2013

Isn’t that like asking The Salvation Army to do a clothing drive for Deseret Industries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints?

I need a canned money drive!

Would have been funnier if it was Sam’s Club…

The next time I’m in Sam’s or Wal Mart, I’ll check for leg irons on the employees. The times I found myself working for stupid boss’s, I found another job before I quit. One time it took almost six months, but I found another, decent job.

‘close to your low wage job’ … priceless

Am i missing something here? is Walmart breaking any laws? are they paying their employees less than minimum wage? Because i’m pretty sure all this anit-walmart crap should be aimed at the government. Everyone i’ve seen who has jumped on this stupid “anit-walmart” band waggon are just big complainers who want to feel like they’re making a difference. The problem with complainers is that they don’t offer realistic solutions. Bring this to court, bring it to your congressmen,… but that’s too much work isn’t it? easier to sit back and complain.

I guess i’m in a mood right now…if any of you think that any of this is going to change wal-mart, then you are terribly wrong. You wanna know why small buisnesses aren’t doing well? it’s because our economy is growing beyond local markets. all these ‘poor walmart employee’ stories are unfortunate, however, they are just growing pains and no one is going to lift a finger for something that will work itself out anyways.

Oh i’m DEFINITLY complaining about the government. When i’m at Walmart and i see some little brat kid running around and acting like a little turd; i’m looking at the parent, not the kid. I know that if I was that kid, i’d be doing the same thing. If i was that parent i’d be doing something completely different.

not sure what you’re point is with this isolated incident (that i’ll just have to take your word for,) BUT it is definitly a good example of people having a issue with walmart and going to court like they should.

Thanks to the republican boat anchor on the economy, people are desperate for jobs. So, technically, not slavery. Slave owners have to take some kind of care of the slaves, not just turn them over to government plans that they are actively trying to destroy. What happens when $60 billion is just not enough…

“As always you support the slaver…” BS… There are always jobs if you’re willing to look and change as needed. Read my reply to Agingstoner.