Walmart, a corrupt right wing corporation? NAHHH!

[The Other Side]

Finally, Walmart gets busted for something serious.

BUSTED: Walmart Caught In Huge Bribery Scandal -- Senior Management Knew About It And Tried To Cover It Up - Business Insider

I hope Walmart executives end up in a mexican prison where they belong. Bribes and corruption seems to be the standard for right wing companies.

Peace

TOS

 

[Babagounj]

In Mexico ?
You're reading too much into this.
This is the same place where the #1 industry is kidnapping.
The the #1 source of foreign aid is money being sent home by workers from outside of the country.

 

[moreluck]

Bribes & corruption are Obama's way too.....amazing!!

 

[upsman2940]

True!

 

[UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)]

This is a true story and could have serious implications for Walmart individually and other big box retailers who may have planned to expand to Mexico.

 

[Babagounj]

Ya, dumb Walmart has caused all the bribe amounts to rise.

 

[moreluck]

Using EXPAND and MEXICO in the same sentence does not compute!!!

 

[rod]

I didn't think anything could be accomplished in Mexico without paying bribes-----kind of like our Congress here.

 

[moreluck]

I didn't think anything could be accomplished in Mexico without paying bribes-----kind of like our Congress here.

That's what the 'trinkets' are for........remember, what works in Cuba, works in Mexico.

 

[brett636]

In a lot of lesser countries bribery is the only way things get done. I recall listening to a political science teacher describe how a border guard in an African country refused to let him pass freely without giving an explanation as to why. Once my professor flashed some money and handed it over the border guard allowed him to pass. I am not saying bribery is right, but in a lot of places it is simply a cost of doing business.

 

[The Other Side]

In a lot of lesser countries bribery is the only way things get done. I recall listening to a political science teacher describe how a border guard in an African country refused to let him pass freely without giving an explanation as to why. Once my professor flashed some money and handed it over the border guard allowed him to pass. I am not saying bribery is right, but in a lot of places it is simply a cost of doing business.

Lets agree that its a cost of doing business, do you agree that the executives at walmart should also pay the price for the corruption? as in JAIL?

Peace

TOS