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To: bfree
People have the right to compete and people have the right to choose where to shop.

Please point out where I've proposed passing a law to ban Wal-Mart or stop you from shopping there. In fact, I don't think anyone has here.

I am sick of all the do gooders telling me what to do and where to spend my money.

That's nice. Remember freedom of speech? You've got a right to choose where to shop and others have got a right to comment on it, especially in an open forum like this.

If you don't like Walmart, it's simple, don't shop there.

And if you like Wal-Mart, it's simple. Keep shopping there and ignore the people telling you not to.

But let those who do want to shop there do so, stop trying to restrict everyone's freedom to choose.

And let those who think that shopping at Wal-Mart is a problem say so and stop trying to restrict everyone's freedom of speech. See how freedom works? It's a two-way street. People are trying to persuade you not to shop at Wal-Mart. Feel free to try to persuade them they are wrong or should stop complaining. But please spare me the righteous indignation about how your freedom and rights are being infringed upon.

92 posted on 06/02/2004 9:23:25 AM PDT by Question_Assumptions
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To: Question_Assumptions

Now that you seem to have all the answers, please answer the most important question that you ignored-what about Target, Kmart and Costco? They fit the same mold and yet you have nothing to say about them. Why? Please use your freedom to explain to me why they are different?


95 posted on 06/02/2004 9:40:34 AM PDT by bfree (Liberals are EVIL!!!)
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