A friend refused to accept the “negotiated price” Wal Mart offered him for his services, simply because their “terms” would make him their slave, AND make HIM pay for the privilege of doing business with them. It isn’t just their prices, but their business practices only intended to increase profits to the family, on which they won’t pay any taxes. Another reason why middle class and lower income shoppers there SHOULD consider how well their “conservative practices and political influence” affect the nation, when they go to the polls.
“This might be the end of Wal*Mart as the Feds are going after them”We’ve heard that before about many a company before. They’ll get whipped with a wet noodle. It doesn’t matter what administration is in charge. Money and influence will protect the Wal-Mart from anything major. Remember how far their discrimination and worker’s rights class action lawsuits went?
DavidGBA about 12 years ago
Sad thing is, Mexicans would have bribed them to locate!
Dtroutma about 12 years ago
A friend refused to accept the “negotiated price” Wal Mart offered him for his services, simply because their “terms” would make him their slave, AND make HIM pay for the privilege of doing business with them. It isn’t just their prices, but their business practices only intended to increase profits to the family, on which they won’t pay any taxes. Another reason why middle class and lower income shoppers there SHOULD consider how well their “conservative practices and political influence” affect the nation, when they go to the polls.
Jason Allen about 12 years ago
“This might be the end of Wal*Mart as the Feds are going after them”We’ve heard that before about many a company before. They’ll get whipped with a wet noodle. It doesn’t matter what administration is in charge. Money and influence will protect the Wal-Mart from anything major. Remember how far their discrimination and worker’s rights class action lawsuits went?
petergrt about 12 years ago
When in Rome, do as Romans do . . . . Mexico is a schlock country that functions on bribes . . . .