Cancel culture goes after Walmart

Liberty323 · 2020-12-31T15:45:09.987Z

This isn’t canceling, not even a boycott attempt. It’s more of an example of calling them out. Canceling is what liberals do to individuals who don’t toe the line of political correctness.

Liberty323 · 2020-12-31T15:51:15.790Z

bigtwnvin:

I find “Wally World” to be “location appealing”. There are some whose employees are customer friendly and other stores where the employees are lazy ass cretins with a stink assed attitude.
I will confess the only Walmart I’ve visited in the last few years is located on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Again, location location location.
There’s one here in Palm Beach county not far away I’ve been told is a good store.

I’ve yet to find one of the nice ones haha. They are all dystopian nightmares to me. I ceded them to the welfare rabble back in the '90s. The last time I visited one I witnessed a 20 or 30-something female trailing behind her mom, who was riding one of those little carts for the obese people, saying “mom, you bitch, get me some ■■■■■■■ Oreos!”

Bigjohn · 2020-12-31T16:11:57.985Z

Like the right did to Colin Kaepernick because he didn’t tow the line?

Liberty323 · 2020-12-31T16:15:52.611Z

Was he doxxed? People refusing to attend or watch football games is not canceling. The canceling I’m talking about is some liberal getting on social media and saying “John Doe just said this. His address is this, and his phone number is this. He works here. Call his employer and tell them what kind of man works for them!!”

Guvnah · 2020-12-31T16:17:47.225Z

SixFoot:

Over the last 10 years, Wal-Mart’s food section has improved dramatically.

In fact, in many places they have supermarket-only stores.

WuWei · 2020-12-31T16:23:24.729Z

altair1013:

PurpnGold:

conan:

There is at least 75 million of us. We can effect change if we all work together.

Attaboy… embrace the cancel culture. Let it flow through you!

You might want to reconsider using this phrase. Times have changed.

There is nothing wrong with that baseball term.

WuWei · 2020-12-31T16:27:29.497Z

Toll_Collector:

Walmart isn’t going to have a problem. At least not from what I’ve seen. It’s mostly frequented by people looking for .25 cents off of a bag of chips. It’s a mass of humanity and depressing environment if you ask me. And the only parking lot where you can find discarded diapers.

Perhaps in your area. In many areas, Walmart is the most viable choice.

I don’t care for Walmart myself, haven’t set foot in one in over 2 years. It’s mostly cheap Chinese crap and I don’t need any of it. But it feels a need for many people.

FreeAndClear · 2020-12-31T16:30:18.043Z

Liberty323:

This isn’t canceling, not even a boycott attempt. It’s more of an example of calling them out. Canceling is what liberals do to individuals who don’t toe the line of political correctness.

There are posts on this very board that state that any criticism of something or someone amounts to cancel culture

Liberty323 · 2020-12-31T16:34:00.146Z

Well those posts are wrong in my opinion. Disagreements are just fine in a healthy society. Perhaps we have reached a point where we are unable to disagree without perceiving the other side as the enemy.

Smyrna · 2020-12-31T16:48:14.827Z

Thank you for the post. I partially disagree with your analysis. If Walmart created millions of jobs, they did so at the expense of the jobs that were lost because…now look at your last sentence…they didn’t pay their employees and put those businesses that did, out of business. Production, where everyone benefits is one thing but production at the expense of something else must be looked at regarding the net. It’s just like Amazon today. I’ve expressed to my wife that she is to not EVER buy me anything from Amazon. I’d rather pay more, do my business locally and know that…what goes around, comes around and that’s how I live my life.

I sell cars and work to have the highest average gross possible but…also…at the same time, consider the depreciation to the customer when they go over the curb? It’s the net that separates good auto people from the rest.

PurpnGold · 2020-12-31T16:49:28.158Z

Guvnah:

In fact, in many places they have supermarket-only stores

I have one and it’s really good. The only Walmart I shop at

WildRose · 2020-12-31T16:56:27.536Z

This isn’t cancel culture, and free speech is only free from gov’t censure.

There can be and often are consequences for “free speech” and if Wallyworld wants to enter the political arena it’s going to cost them one way or another.

tnt · 2020-12-31T16:58:19.964Z

Smyrna:

Thank you for the post. I partially disagree with your analysis. If Walmart created millions of jobs, they did so at the expense of the jobs that were lost because…now look at your last sentence…they didn’t pay their employees and put those businesses that did, out of business. Production, where everyone benefits is one thing but production at the expense of something else must be looked at regarding the net. It’s just like Amazon today. I’ve expressed to my wife that she is to not EVER buy me anything from Amazon. I’d rather pay more, do my business locally and know that…what goes around, comes around and that’s how I live my life.

I sell cars and work to have the highest average gross possible but…also…at the same time, consider the depreciation to the customer when they go over the curb? It’s the net that separates good auto people from the rest.

We also avoid amazon. Cancelled prime etc…

Re: the first paragraph…I don’t know…you’re kind of sounding like a softie lib…Walmart put people out of business? Shouldn’t those people have worked harder, and bootstraped their way up to prosperity?

Mind you, I don’t agree with that, but that is always the line I hear from conseravtives when we discuss helping americans get by.

And in a capialist system, there is ALWAYS losers. Production where everyone benefits doesn’t exist. The push and pull of supply and demand and competition means someone is always doing better.

But anyway, we are getting far afield from my central point which is, nothing wrong with having a nation of service sector workers instead of facotry workers. We just need to be sure the corps that hire them bear the full cost of the labor by paying them a living wage.

This benefits everyone. The employee has a better life, uses less governement safety nets, which costs us less money, the corp has happier employees who then will be more producive, the competition isn’t disadvantaged by cut throat wage practices…we’re all better for it.

FreeAndClear · 2020-12-31T17:11:00.810Z

Liberty323:

Well those posts are wrong in my opinion. Disagreements are just fine in a healthy society. Perhaps we have reached a point where we are unable to disagree without perceiving the other side as the enemy.

Right. I especially like the like.

The Squad on the Prod Politics

Canceled https://www.foxnews.com/politics/dianne-feinstein-defends-work-after-new-yorker-hit-piece-but-wont-commit-to-finishing-term

WuWei · 2020-12-31T18:36:20.812Z

FreeAndClear:

Liberty323:

Well those posts are wrong in my opinion. Disagreements are just fine in a healthy society. Perhaps we have reached a point where we are unable to disagree without perceiving the other side as the enemy.

Right. I especially like the like.

The Squad on the Prod - #83 by WuWei

I liked it too. She’s canceled off the judiciary committee.

Chris · 2020-12-31T18:48:12.875Z

conan:

There is at least 75 million of us. We can effect change if we all work together.

Biden – 81,284,778 - 51.27%
Trump - 74,224,501 - 46.83%

Biden’s popular vote victory over Trump is larger than Obama’s popular vote victory over Romney.

conan · 2020-12-31T19:01:12.925Z

So…and how many Biden voters are dead?

FreeAndClear · 2020-12-31T19:02:17.607Z

conan:

So…and how many Biden voters are dead?

I hope none died since they voted.

conan · 2020-12-31T19:06:07.304Z

Dying twice?

That would be a cruel trick…

WildRose · 2020-12-31T19:07:23.037Z

Which matters not since we don’t elect presidents by popular vote.