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Tex Houston wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Ahh, but if you were capable of thinking abstractly, you would realize that Wal-Mart in many ways *is* dictating your preferences. I have no Wal*Mart preference but I will shop there when it is convenient. I just resent some individual with their own axe to grind trying to tell me where to shop. If I want to shop discount store I tend to shop at the closest at the time. Let the marketplace decide (Economics 101?). Tex As I stated previously, you don't seem capable of thinking abstractly. Wal-Mart is deciding where you will shop. Think it through. Think of all the stores that close because of Wal-Mart. Think of all the American workers out of a decent job because of Wal-Mart. Think of the varieties of selection diminished because of Wal-Mart. Got it? -- Email sent to is never read. |
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