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wkmac

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Do you remember typing this:

Walmart is a manifestation of a broken system. Walmart itself is not the root cause nor the sole problem for that matter. But that doesn't expunge Walmart as a contributor to the larger problem.
You are saying that Walmart executives are doing something wrong. I would say you are also saying that Walmart is doing something immoral.

You typed that. So again, what crimes have the executives at Walmart commit?

Or are you just going to the TROLL PATROL shuffle and just bs us some more.

A headache is a manifestation of a greater underlying problem and not the specific problem. You may take an aspirin and alleviate the symptom of the headache but the root cause likely still exists. But Walmart is not without its guilt either. Google "regulatory capture" and then study how that works in Washington DC.

Also in the case of Walmart, google eminent domain abuse where Walmart couldn't get local residents to sell their homes and land in order to build another store so Walmart got the local gov't to condemn the property under eminent domain and then give it to Walmart so they could build their store. When the state takes private land from it's citizens to turn around and give it to someone else, why isn't that welfare and a form of socialism? Thus it raises questions about your true nature as you blindly defend Walmart's executives.

WOW, Walmart making big profits from food stamps and using the state to redistribute land. And you call the troll patrol leftists!

I suspect at least on the issue of eminent domain abuse, the troll patrol would oppose that so on that matter I'll for sure throw in with them here as opposed to being a commie land grabber like you.

As to my "dissing rich people" I will add this point and I'll leave you to go with it where you wish. Up to a certain level of wealth, one can make it by hard work, innovation and benefiting a greater good and this is most welcomed. However, beyond a certain point in wealth, it's all but impossible IMO to achieve such without using the State to game the system if you will. Even many on the right are speaking out against Crony Capitalism and I support them too.

Now, have at it!
 

realbrown1

Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
A headache is a manifestation of a greater underlying problem and not the specific problem. You may take an aspirin and alleviate the symptom of the headache but the root cause likely still exists. But Walmart is not without its guilt either. Google "regulatory capture" and then study how that works in Washington DC.

Also in the case of Walmart, google eminent domain abuse where Walmart couldn't get local residents to sell their homes and land in order to build another store so Walmart got the local gov't to condemn the property under eminent domain and then give it to Walmart so they could build their store. When the state takes private land from it's citizens to turn around and give it to someone else, why isn't that welfare and a form of socialism? Thus it raises questions about your true nature as you blindly defend Walmart's executives.

WOW, Walmart making big profits from food stamps and using the state to redistribute land. And you call the troll patrol leftists!

I suspect at least on the issue of eminent domain abuse, the troll patrol would oppose that so on that matter I'll for sure throw in with them here as opposed to being a commie land grabber like you.

As to my "dissing rich people" I will add this point and I'll leave you to go with it where you wish. Up to a certain level of wealth, one can make it by hard work, innovation and benefiting a greater good and this is most welcomed. However, beyond a certain point in wealth, it's all but impossible IMO to achieve such without using the State to game the system if you will. Even many on the right are speaking out against Crony Capitalism and I support them too.

Now, have at it!
None of what you say Walmart did is illegal. If you don't like what they have been doing, get the laws changed.
So in other words, Walmart executives have broken no laws, and stolen no money. Period.
You should stop insinuating otherwise.
 

wkmac

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None of what you say Walmart did is illegal. If you don't like what they have been doing, get the laws changed.
So in other words, Walmart executives have broken no laws, and stolen no money. Period.
You should stop insinuating otherwise.

Informative and insightful nor surprising either.
 

bbsam

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Staff member
Typical of you. If you are not insulting or insinuating wrong doing in others, you have nothing to say.
But you say nothing so well.
If it helps you understand what wk is saying, Obamacare is a perfect examexample. A law written by the insurance company industry, passed by Congress, signed by the president, affirmed by the Supreme Court for the enrichment of...wait for it...the insurance industry.
 

wkmac

Well-Known Member
If it helps you understand what wk is saying, Obamacare is a perfect examexample. A law written by the insurance company industry, passed by Congress, signed by the president, affirmed by the Supreme Court for the enrichment of...wait for it...the insurance industry.

If he defends Walmart as doing nothing wrong with eminent domain abuse, I'm perplexed as to why he would find anything wrong with ObamaCare.
 

wkmac

Well-Known Member
Any way I can inspire you to quit browncafe and never vote again?

I don't vote and I advocate against voting so you can relax on that point. As to quitting BC, this too will come soon enough.

Can we also put you down as opposing the idea of free speech and thought as well?

I'm liking it the more you post.
 

realbrown1

Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
If he defends Walmart as doing nothing wrong with eminent domain abuse, I'm perplexed as to why he would find anything wrong with ObamaCare.
They have broken no laws. They have done NOTHING WRONG.
By the way, I do also feel that government shouldn't be able to use imminent domain to benefit private businesses.
But right now they can. So get off their backs, and into to you reps face to get that law changed.
Disneyland used that trick to build California Adventire about 25 years ago.
Hundreds of familits had to sell their homes.
Get the law changed.
 

wkmac

Well-Known Member
RB,

If no written law anywhere existed to make murder and stealing wrong, would it still be wrong?

As Superballs said, just curious.
 

superballs63

Well-Known Troll
Troll
RB,

If no written law anywhere existed to make murder and stealing wrong, would it still be wrong?

As Superballs said, just curious.

According to Sharpton, stealing isn't wrong. That poor unarmed black boy MURDERED in cold blood by that racist policeman, he was an angel. Ha
 

realbrown1

Annoy a liberal today. Hit them with facts.
RB,

If no written law anywhere existed to make murder and stealing wrong, would it still be wrong?

As Superballs said, just curious.
In what universe would stealing and murder ever be not against the law?
The are wrongs that are universally accepted everywhere on the planet.
So your argument doesn't work. Try another.
 

bbsam

Moderator
Staff member
In what universe would stealing and murder ever be not against the law?
The are wrongs that are universally accepted everywhere on the planet.
So your argument doesn't work. Try another.
Only in a universe where murder and stealing is codified into law...like this one.

It's only illegal until they say it isn't.
 
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