Walmart Employees Place Food Donation Bins at Doorstep of Alice Walton's $25 Million Condo

[JoeB131]

But in order to get there, they have to destroy freedom...and freedom of contract is one of the things they need to destroy....

Why is it that you Wingnuts always define "Freedom" as the ability of people wiht money to abuse people without money.

Contracts never work in the favor of working folks and you know it.

 

[Dot Com]

low-info, eXtreme rw ideologues on parade. The cringe-factor in this thread is off the scale.

 

[Missouri_Mike]

Yet you keep pushing for laws that do exactly that. You ***** about tax payer money supporting Walmart employees but you want obiecare to give them subsidies for their insurance, you want more food stamps available to more people and on top of that you want higher wages which will accomplish nothing once the price adjustments are made.

How about you left wing assholes stop promoting laws that force employers to have people on welfare through taxation and other regulations? Walmart didn't create this economic environment you did.

link?

This is where you idiots and your pictures come off the rails. A wage increase would mean 1.1% more at Walmart but the wage increase filters through the entire ******* system not just the end retailer. That means the production cost will increase, transportation, Warehousing etc. So each of them will increase their costs before the product even gets to Walmart. Who then will add another 1.1% on top of all the others adding their increase. Which in the end means your price will go up more like 15-20%. And as an added bonus Walmart becomes much richer since their 1.1% not only covers cost but profit margin.

Everything you leftards come up with to fix a problem actually makes it worse.

and link?

A link? It's common sense and math. You need a link to teach you that? Are you not capable of thinking this through on your own without an enabler?

I am your link. Think about the situation on your own and stop looking for others to support your desired findings or mine. I don't need a link it's common ******* sense.

You're not very good at this. Link or zip it cup cake

So you are telling me you are incapable of coming to a conclusion all by yourself and rely on someone else to validate your opinion. These other people you need in order to approve of your opinion are experts in what? And why do I need to use their opinion in order to convince you of something so obvious?

The problem here isn't me. It's you. You need validation from someone to make your point. I don't need that. I can support my own point all by myself. The fact you actually need a link to support common sense is disappointing. I wonder if you have actually had a thought all on your own. That must be a frightening situation for you to be in.

lots of typing to say you won't produce a link (about 5 links) for your assertions (opinions really)

Looks like the links you need are "Basic Math for Idiots" and "Thinking for Yourself 101".

 

[OnePercenter]

Nice tactics, minimize the opponent, by downgrading his questions, attaching to someone that many don't like and you have good reason to, you can't answer the questions and the show you to be a hypocrite at least have the balls to say you are greedy and selfish, that you built the business, you took all the risks and you should see the rewards, that you need the profits to invest back into the business to better the business. As a "business owner", which you aren't, you could have answered those questions fairly quickly and easily, instead it stumped you. And 100% growth over the year before? That is bullshit also.

Your inability to answer the simple questions expose you as a fraud.

Have a great day poser.

Bloviating isn't a question.

My business is delivery of Information Technology. With all of the record profits being made by corporate America, how do you think that isn't possible?

 

[OnePercenter]

Do you really think the low skilled workers that constantly demand more for nothing really care about anyone but themselves? As long as they get theirs, they don't care who has to pay the price. It's not my responsibility to look out for their families. It's my responsibility to look out for mine and anytime one of them demands something more whether it be an overpaid wage or another social welfare program, it costs people like me that have to earn ours so they can be handed something in order to satisfy you bleeding hearts.

'As long as they get theirs, they don't care who has to pay the price.' Describes the Walmart seven perfectly.

 

[OnePercenter]

Link for what?

Romney forgot to declare $1M on his taxes. Had to file an extension.

Mitt Romney files for a tax extension - Apr. 13 2012

And more

Romney forgot to declare 1M on his taxes. Had to file an extension. - Google Search

 

[mudwhistle]

Before Obama became president he was dead broke. He barely could afford a ticket to the 2004 DNC. Now he's a muliti-millionaire.

Is this a great country or what???

Obama's $4.2 million home in Rancho Mirage

His $2 million home in Chicago

His $36 million spread in Hawaii

 

[OnePercenter]

Isn't OnePercenter the one that thinks it's his place to say what a business he doesn't own should pay it's employees yet when he's challenged to pay more claims what he's doing is fine?

Wages are 100% higher than my competitors. How much more should I be paying?

 

[OnePercenter]

He sounds like the typical Liberal who applies the rules he sets to everyone but himself.

I'm not a Liberal.

 

[OnePercenter]

Obama's $4.2 million home in Rancho Mirage

His $2 million home in Chicago

His $36 million spread in Hawaii

No Obama Isn t Buying A House In California - Los Angeles News FOX 11 LA KTTV

 

[Conservative65]

Do you really think the low skilled workers that constantly demand more for nothing really care about anyone but themselves? As long as they get theirs, they don't care who has to pay the price. It's not my responsibility to look out for their families. It's my responsibility to look out for mine and anytime one of them demands something more whether it be an overpaid wage or another social welfare program, it costs people like me that have to earn ours so they can be handed something in order to satisfy you bleeding hearts.

'As long as they get theirs, they don't care who has to pay the price.' Describes the Walmart seven perfectly.

The Waltons actually did something to get theirs. My description is of those who have done nothing and/or caused their low place in life and now want someone to feel sorry for them then hand them something for nothing. Apparently you think the Waltons just sat back and built what they have.

 

[Conservative65]

He sounds like the typical Liberal who applies the rules he sets to everyone but himself.

I'm not a Liberal.

Didn't say you were. I said you SOUND like the typical one.

When are you going to start paying your people a fair wage?

 

[Conservative65]

Isn't OnePercenter the one that thinks it's his place to say what a business he doesn't own should pay it's employees yet when he's challenged to pay more claims what he's doing is fine?

Wages are 100% higher than my competitors. How much more should I be paying?

A fair wage. You think it's your place to tell someone else they aren't paying enough and it isn't a fair wage. You think that you can make that determination for someone else yet whine like a little ***** when someone challenges what you pay.

 

[Papageorgio]

Nice tactics, minimize the opponent, by downgrading his questions, attaching to someone that many don't like and you have good reason to, you can't answer the questions and the show you to be a hypocrite at least have the balls to say you are greedy and selfish, that you built the business, you took all the risks and you should see the rewards, that you need the profits to invest back into the business to better the business. As a "business owner", which you aren't, you could have answered those questions fairly quickly and easily, instead it stumped you. And 100% growth over the year before? That is bullshit also.

Your inability to answer the simple questions expose you as a fraud.

Have a great day poser.

Bloviating isn't a question.

My business is delivery of Information Technology. With all of the record profits being made by corporate America, how do you think that isn't possible?

I never said it was, I asked YOU questions. You are all talk no action and yet you blame companies bigger than yours for the problem. You have shown yourself to be just as greedy as anyone of the businesses. You still side step all the questions I ask and it gives me pause, you are either very dumb or just trying to be dishonest.

You pick.

 

[Papageorgio]

He sounds like the typical Liberal who applies the rules he sets to everyone but himself.

I'm not a Liberal.

yes you are.

 

[bripat9643]

He sounds like the typical Liberal who applies the rules he sets to everyone but himself.

I'm not a Liberal.

Just for laughs, how do you describe yourself?

 

[OnePercenter]

The Waltons actually did something to get theirs. My description is of those who have done nothing and/or caused their low place in life and now want someone to feel sorry for them then hand them something for nothing. Apparently you think the Waltons just sat back and built what they have.

Sam did, but he's dead. Everybody else either married or inherited.

 

[OnePercenter]

Didn't say you were. I said you SOUND like the typical one.

When are you going to start paying your people a fair wage?

I do.

 

[OnePercenter]

A fair wage. You think it's your place to tell someone else they aren't paying enough and it isn't a fair wage. You think that you can make that determination for someone else yet whine like a little ***** when someone challenges what you pay.

Again: I have a problem with Walmart accepting tens of billions in taxpayer subsidies then sticking it to taxpayers by paying their employees welfare wages. Why can't you understand that?

 

[OnePercenter]

Just for laughs, how do you describe yourself?

I'm pro the American worker, which makes me NOT a Republican