From Moonbattery, on a recent effort in Washington D.C. to open a Wal-Mart:
Moonbats will never forgive Walmart for proving how effective capitalism is at providing people the goods they need at a price they can afford while creating needed jobs and avoiding unionization. The intimidation tactics are exactly what you would expect of a nascent socialist police state. Obama's SEIU/ACORN friends have made targeting private homes a specialty.
Here's the flyer used to publicize the protest....
Moonbats will never forgive Walmart for proving how effective capitalism is at providing people the goods they need at a price they can afford while creating needed jobs and avoiding unionization. The intimidation tactics are exactly what you would expect of a nascent socialist police state. Obama's SEIU/ACORN friends have made targeting private homes a specialty.
Here's the flyer used to publicize the protest....
Full Disclosure: I work for a Wal-Mart supplier.
More Disclosure: We supply all the other major grocery chains.
Disclosure Of The Obvious: If the developer purchased the land and wants to lease some of it to Wal-Mart, it is nobody's business except the developer's and Wal-Mart's. If you don't like Wal-Mart, don't shop there. That's the difference between the U.S. and a Worker's Paradise like Cuba or North Korea.
Disclosure Of An Inspired Idea: Libertarians and economic conservatives should spend more time marching and protesting at the homes of, say, lobbyists, politicians, and regulators.
Disclosure Of The Rejection Of This Idea: Dammit, we're not in unions. So we can't get paid to protest. We gotta work.
Disclosure Of Laziness On My Part: I don't have time to list all the occasions where unions have been busted for hiring substitute protesters and paying them the absolute minimum wage. (That link'll take you to a Great Jon Stewart/Daily Show piece, BTW.) In the meantime, enjoy this:
Disclosure Of My Priorities For The Rest Of The Day: Gonna go ship some produce displays to Wal-Mart, and I hope they're headed to Washington D.C.
1 comment:
Wait long enough and a Barneys New York will spontaneously erect itself on the lot.
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