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To: Mmogamer

Yeah he’s a jerk, but sometimes this is what it takes. Why should he be “inspected” because young minorities are responsible for 90 percent of the thievery happening there? Answer: he shouldn’t. I will not submit to to a sheeple check at Walmart either and they had better not touch me . I will have that person arrested on the spot. This is just more control over you folks.


27 posted on 03/11/2011 8:10:11 PM PST by rsobin
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To: rsobin

This is how we lose our rights and freedoms. Not all at once, but a little bit at a time.

Death by 1,000,000 paper cuts.


32 posted on 03/11/2011 8:13:12 PM PST by CarmichaelPatriot
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To: rsobin
I will not submit to to a sheeple check at Walmart either..

Then choose to shop somewhere else. By all indications, he was completely aware of how they conducted transactions before he stepped foot into that store. He could easily use the market system to voice his displeasure and shop elsewhere but instead, he disrespected their private property and the rules they established for that property and the transactions that take place in it.

34 posted on 03/11/2011 8:14:00 PM PST by mnehring
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To: rsobin

“I will not submit to to a sheeple check at Walmart..”

Fine. Your choice. Enjoy shopping at Target and paying Target’s price.


39 posted on 03/11/2011 8:16:39 PM PST by Rembrandt (.. AND the donkey you rode in on.)
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To: rsobin
This is just more control over you folks.

Bingo! That's what all those posters above you simply don't understand. The law states you don't have to show a reciept so Walmart is playing Nazi with the sheeple. It's not the guy's fault there are shoplifters in the store. It's not the guy's fault Walmart doesn't have a more efficiant means to make sure merchandise was indeed paid for at x,y,z part of the store. It's the store's fault. Send the little door checker to escort electronics out of the store and they'd have a better customer relation. Once, I was stopped at the grocery store because my purse pinged the alarm. I don't know why, but they claimed it did. I was stopped at the door and escorted back to the office in front of everyone like a criminal. I told them to dump my purse out and show me and everyone whatever it was. They wouldn't and said for me to leave. What?!? You make a big deal out of it and then won't even look in my purse?!? I don't think so. I called my LE husband who was on shift so drove over to the store and hollered at them that if I was suspected of shoplifting they should have called the cops. They still refused to look in my purse and couldn't get rid of us quick enough. I think that was the last time they used their new little alarm and they quit having someone hang around the door. Talk about bad customer relations. In the parking lot, I went through my purse and found a ratty old allergy rx box that had a bar code on it so I'm guessing that was the cause of it all.

74 posted on 03/11/2011 8:45:57 PM PST by bgill (Kenyan Parliament - how could a man born in Kenya who is not even a native American become the POTUS)
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To: rsobin

Yup, me too. If they ask for a receipt I say “No thank you” and keep walking.

I’m tired, I’m hungry, it’s the end of my day, my purchases are in a Wal-Mart bag and I don’t want to submit to some yahoo rifling through my bags, nor do I want to stop and pull my receipt from my pocket.

If they think I’ve stolen something, let them call the cops, otherwise, with no probable cause, and me wanting to get home and not be interrogated, get out of my way...

Ed


232 posted on 03/12/2011 1:21:20 AM PST by Sir_Ed
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