[QUOTE="DeeJayInphinity"][QUOTE="D9-THC"]So you'd rather watch your community decay into poverty as the money is funneled to those highest up in the company because you save 37 cents by going to Wal-Mart?
You fail to recognize that money that would go to your neighbors if you supported their business is money that you get to "spend twice" because they're going to reinvest into the community with that money as well. When you buy something from Wal-Mart that money is just adding onto the 0s of some Bush-loving souless **** bank account.
Other businesses try to put each other out of business, that's correct. The difference here is a consolidation of wealth that leaves any up-and-coming business at a huge disadvantage. When local businesses elminate one another, the money is still staying in the community. When Wal-Mart knocks somebody out, the money is again going to a bank account of someone who already has billions.
D9-THC
Listen man, I live by a WalMart, there is no decay there. In fact, Burbank has what, a billion stores? You can't be serious when you tell me that a WalMart is going to "decay" an entire community. :lol:
I know someone that owns a m&p shop, they don't give anything back to the community. In fact, this halloween, they gave away old worn out candy. All of the money they earn they put right back into the shop. All of the other shops by my house are the same thing, except I don't know the owners.
By the way, ever thought about Gamespot? All you're doing right now is adding 0s to someone else's bank account. Same thing goes for your Sony TV and your Dell, and your iPod and your electronic appliances.. Hell, the same goes for the m&p stores. You're just adding 0s to their bank accounts.
You want a business that you can't get into? Try the microprocessor business.. or the video card industry. There are industries out there that are worse when it comes to a wealth gap.
The money doesn't go back into the community, it goes to a different owner. :roll: WalMart has donated tons of money anyway, I don't think I could say the same about any of these small shops. Since when does WalMart not pay taxes, btw? That money either goes federal or to the state, which translates into money for my community.
All of the industries have big players and all of the industries have friends, parents, neigherbors and "potential" friends that have failed. WalMart isn't the only corporation putting people out of work.
I have no TV (last appliance I'd EVER purchase)...no Dell computer (last company I'd ever purchase from)...no Ipod (Last mp3 player I'd ever purchase)...I have no electronic appliances outside my computer that I built, my microwave, my fridge and lights.
I know where every single penny that I spend goes. I do not contribute to evil corporations if there is ANY choice in the matter.
The mighty multinationals have monopolized the oxygen so it's as easy as breathing for all of us to participate. Yes they're buying and selling off shares of air, and you know it's all around you but it's hard to point and say "there." So you just sit on your hands and quietly contemplate.
There is a huge difference between money being in the hands of an NWO lapdog and your stupid-giving-out-pennies-for-Halloween neighbors. One party wants to enlsave the world, the other wants to sell bathroom fixtures or something along those lines.
Doesn't matter, the government has a death tax and you can only give away $10,000 to relatives and such without the government reaching into your pocket. In the end, the government will have their money.
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