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August 6, 2008 at 12:33 PM #253705August 6, 2008 at 12:33 PM #253758luchabeeParticipant
Me? No, I would never shop at Wal-Mart, Target, or Costco.
Using my annual income from my family’s dynasty trust, I prefer to buy hand-tailored clothes and Italian shoes from small boutiques in Del Mar and Beverly Hills.
This is the only way to go. Don’t you think?
Actually, sometimes, I think that liberals truly despise the poor and working class (deep down), in consistently trying to regulate and restrict any industry that provides goods and services to the poor at affordable rates.
Or, maybe they just hate American success stories?
Watching liberals like Obama and others, I believe that they would be content to have $7 dollar-a-gallon gasoline and abolish Wal-Mart’s competitive advantage, increasing prices for food and everyday items for the working class. (Of course, they would be “saving the environment” or “preserving the character of the community.”)
Why are they like this? I guess, it doesn’t affect your average young liberal–as they live in the big city, probably have no children, likely don’t run a business, and only drive on the weekends for trips to the mountains or the organic food festival.
August 6, 2008 at 3:45 PM #253571mydogsarelazyParticipantHi luchabee,
Well, we certainly could bring back slavery. If we could force illegal immigrants into slavery and have them live in tent cities behind every Wal-Mart — where they would live when they weren’t working there — it would drive down prices even further and the remaining poor and needy would benefit. It would be the ultimate “competitive advantage” don’t you think?
Strikes me as a “green” solution too since all those folks living in the tent city wouldn’t need cars.
Maybe they could grow medical marijuana there too?
JS
By the way, I am a middle-aged liberal raising kids in an exburb and I drive to work.
August 6, 2008 at 3:45 PM #253739mydogsarelazyParticipantHi luchabee,
Well, we certainly could bring back slavery. If we could force illegal immigrants into slavery and have them live in tent cities behind every Wal-Mart — where they would live when they weren’t working there — it would drive down prices even further and the remaining poor and needy would benefit. It would be the ultimate “competitive advantage” don’t you think?
Strikes me as a “green” solution too since all those folks living in the tent city wouldn’t need cars.
Maybe they could grow medical marijuana there too?
JS
By the way, I am a middle-aged liberal raising kids in an exburb and I drive to work.
August 6, 2008 at 3:45 PM #253747mydogsarelazyParticipantHi luchabee,
Well, we certainly could bring back slavery. If we could force illegal immigrants into slavery and have them live in tent cities behind every Wal-Mart — where they would live when they weren’t working there — it would drive down prices even further and the remaining poor and needy would benefit. It would be the ultimate “competitive advantage” don’t you think?
Strikes me as a “green” solution too since all those folks living in the tent city wouldn’t need cars.
Maybe they could grow medical marijuana there too?
JS
By the way, I am a middle-aged liberal raising kids in an exburb and I drive to work.
August 6, 2008 at 3:45 PM #253806mydogsarelazyParticipantHi luchabee,
Well, we certainly could bring back slavery. If we could force illegal immigrants into slavery and have them live in tent cities behind every Wal-Mart — where they would live when they weren’t working there — it would drive down prices even further and the remaining poor and needy would benefit. It would be the ultimate “competitive advantage” don’t you think?
Strikes me as a “green” solution too since all those folks living in the tent city wouldn’t need cars.
Maybe they could grow medical marijuana there too?
JS
By the way, I am a middle-aged liberal raising kids in an exburb and I drive to work.
August 6, 2008 at 3:45 PM #253857mydogsarelazyParticipantHi luchabee,
Well, we certainly could bring back slavery. If we could force illegal immigrants into slavery and have them live in tent cities behind every Wal-Mart — where they would live when they weren’t working there — it would drive down prices even further and the remaining poor and needy would benefit. It would be the ultimate “competitive advantage” don’t you think?
Strikes me as a “green” solution too since all those folks living in the tent city wouldn’t need cars.
Maybe they could grow medical marijuana there too?
JS
By the way, I am a middle-aged liberal raising kids in an exburb and I drive to work.
August 6, 2008 at 6:09 PM #253672michaelParticipantWal-Mart is a great example of free market capitalism. As previously mentioned, they help foster an environment of dis-inflation, competition, and provide jobs for thousands that would otherwise be unemployed (or real estate agents and mortgage brokers). They also provide goods at prices that allow some of the most economically challenged families to live dignified lives(by global standards).
They are not asking employess to vote Republican. They are simply stating facts and educating employees. (Funny though, how when you understand, you end up voting Republican anyway).
To paraphrase an often referenced quote:
If you are young and not a liberal, you have no heart. If you are older and not a conservative, you have no brain.
August 6, 2008 at 6:09 PM #253839michaelParticipantWal-Mart is a great example of free market capitalism. As previously mentioned, they help foster an environment of dis-inflation, competition, and provide jobs for thousands that would otherwise be unemployed (or real estate agents and mortgage brokers). They also provide goods at prices that allow some of the most economically challenged families to live dignified lives(by global standards).
They are not asking employess to vote Republican. They are simply stating facts and educating employees. (Funny though, how when you understand, you end up voting Republican anyway).
To paraphrase an often referenced quote:
If you are young and not a liberal, you have no heart. If you are older and not a conservative, you have no brain.
August 6, 2008 at 6:09 PM #253848michaelParticipantWal-Mart is a great example of free market capitalism. As previously mentioned, they help foster an environment of dis-inflation, competition, and provide jobs for thousands that would otherwise be unemployed (or real estate agents and mortgage brokers). They also provide goods at prices that allow some of the most economically challenged families to live dignified lives(by global standards).
They are not asking employess to vote Republican. They are simply stating facts and educating employees. (Funny though, how when you understand, you end up voting Republican anyway).
To paraphrase an often referenced quote:
If you are young and not a liberal, you have no heart. If you are older and not a conservative, you have no brain.
August 6, 2008 at 6:09 PM #253905michaelParticipantWal-Mart is a great example of free market capitalism. As previously mentioned, they help foster an environment of dis-inflation, competition, and provide jobs for thousands that would otherwise be unemployed (or real estate agents and mortgage brokers). They also provide goods at prices that allow some of the most economically challenged families to live dignified lives(by global standards).
They are not asking employess to vote Republican. They are simply stating facts and educating employees. (Funny though, how when you understand, you end up voting Republican anyway).
To paraphrase an often referenced quote:
If you are young and not a liberal, you have no heart. If you are older and not a conservative, you have no brain.
August 6, 2008 at 6:09 PM #253956michaelParticipantWal-Mart is a great example of free market capitalism. As previously mentioned, they help foster an environment of dis-inflation, competition, and provide jobs for thousands that would otherwise be unemployed (or real estate agents and mortgage brokers). They also provide goods at prices that allow some of the most economically challenged families to live dignified lives(by global standards).
They are not asking employess to vote Republican. They are simply stating facts and educating employees. (Funny though, how when you understand, you end up voting Republican anyway).
To paraphrase an often referenced quote:
If you are young and not a liberal, you have no heart. If you are older and not a conservative, you have no brain.
August 6, 2008 at 6:15 PM #253677CascaParticipant[quote=luchabee]
This is the only way to go. Don’t you think?[/quote]Si, lol.
August 6, 2008 at 6:15 PM #253844CascaParticipant[quote=luchabee]
This is the only way to go. Don’t you think?[/quote]Si, lol.
August 6, 2008 at 6:15 PM #253853CascaParticipant[quote=luchabee]
This is the only way to go. Don’t you think?[/quote]Si, lol.
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