To: TigerLikesRooster
It isn’t Wal-Mart that’s “de-valuing” the black dolls—it’s the consumer who doesn’t buy them at the same rate as the white dolls.
4 posted on
03/12/2010 4:15:26 AM PST by
Mr Ramsbotham
(A gentleman in the drawing room; a rapist in the boudoir.)
To: Mr Ramsbotham
It isn’t Wal-Mart that’s “de-valuing” the black dolls—it’s the consumer who doesn’t buy them at the same rate as the white dolls. Either way they can cry "R A C I S M!!!"...
If they determine their own self worth by the value of a Barbie doll then they will never, ever, get out of their situation.
12 posted on
03/12/2010 4:20:59 AM PST by
Wyatt's Torch
(I can explain it to you. I can't understand it for you.)
To: Mr Ramsbotham
That would be my first guess too. I heard somewhere that Wal Mart doesn’t like to keep most things on the shelf longer than 2 weeks. If it isn’t moving, it is either reduced or shipped to a store where those items are moving.
41 posted on
03/12/2010 4:41:57 AM PST by
ThunderSleeps
(obama out now! I'll keep my money, my guns, and my freedom - you can keep the change.)
To: Mr Ramsbotham
It isn’t Wal-Mart that’s “de-valuing” the black dolls
it’s the consumer who doesn’t buy them
at the same rate as the white dolls. Supply — Demand
A little sensitivity would have put them on the Clearance Rack however
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