The epitome of what’s wrong with America - Wal Mart now worth a TRILLION dollars.

[Anonymous]

The criticisms of MAGA are fair. The dehumanizing insults of people who shop there really aren't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The criticisms of MAGA are fair. The dehumanizing insults of people who shop there really aren't.

PP. lol, I meant the criticisms of Walmart are fair.

The criticisms of MAGA are also fair, but that is a different subject.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Walmart has surpassed a TRILLION dollars in valuation.

We are a nation of mouthbreathers. Literally the WORST company on earth, with the worst customers on earth, is now the most valuable company on earth.


I hate this country and the people in it so much I think my head is going explode one day.

Wow, you sound lovely. Please see yourself out, ASAP. This country doesn't need you.

She's not wrong though. The first time I went to a Walmart I had a bunch of stuff in my cart and left it to find something in one of the narrow aisles where carts don't fit. I returned to find that somebody had taken my cart and unceremoniously dumped all my items on the floor. That doesn't happen anywhere else.

[Anonymous]

WalMart prices are still good. $8/lb for ground beef is more or less the going price in my area. Not sure what the grocery prices are at our local WalMart but I bet they're more affordable than Harris Teeter or Wegmans. People need to eat, and WalMart is serving a need, especially now.

[Anonymous]

No why they don't have Walmart's here? Because urbanites can't afford to shop at them.

Like I don't see -Any- retail in my neck of the woods.

[Anonymous]

Does Walmart pay less than Giant and Safeway?

[Anonymous]

Aldi is less expensive and employees are paid well and get health insurance. Costco also treats employees well. These are the stores I choose to shop at.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No why they don't have Walmart's here? Because urbanites can't afford to shop at them.

Like I don't see -Any- retail in my neck of the woods.

DC are 2 or 3 stores.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We were just discussing buying more from Walmart as an alternative to Amazon.

I do think that buying from Walmart is slightly better than buying from that fascist Jeff Bezos. Only slightly.

Agree. Lesser of two evils.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Walmart has surpassed a TRILLION dollars in valuation.

We are a nation of mouthbreathers. Literally the WORST company on earth, with the worst customers on earth, is now the most valuable company on earth.


I hate this country and the people in it so much I think my head is going explode one day.

I sometimes shop at Walmart and I am a very nice person. Prices on some items that I use are $2/$3 cheaper at Walmart than at local grocery stores.

Well, as long as you save $2 anything goes!

DP. Do you not understand that people are struggling to pay their basic bills? You mock someone trying to save $2, but an awful lot of people literally can’t afford their groceries if they don’t save $2 here, and 40 cents there, and $1 there.

That whole process of eggs thing has become a joke, but it’s not merely a joke. Things are really, really hard for a lot of people.

You want to criticize Walmart’s anti-union, anti-competitive practices? Have at it. But to dismiss anyone who is trying to save money in 2026 —- when more than half of American families are struggling to afford groceries, 4 out of 5 food assistance programs are stretched beyond capacity — is wild. You really sound clueless.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Walmart has surpassed a TRILLION dollars in valuation.

We are a nation of mouthbreathers. Literally the WORST company on earth, with the worst customers on earth, is now the most valuable company on earth.


I hate this country and the people in it so much I think my head is going explode one day.

It’s an a-hole move to be mad at the valuation of Walmart and blame the poor people who shop there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:WalMart prices are still good. $8/lb for ground beef is more or less the going price in my area. Not sure what the grocery prices are at our local WalMart but I bet they're more affordable than Harris Teeter or Wegmans. People need to eat, and WalMart is serving a need, especially now.

I just $8.00 for a pound of ground beef at Wegman's.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Walmart has surpassed a TRILLION dollars in valuation.

We are a nation of mouthbreathers. Literally the WORST company on earth, with the worst customers on earth, is now the most valuable company on earth.


I hate this country and the people in it so much I think my head is going explode one day.

I sometimes shop at Walmart and I am a very nice person. Prices on some items that I use are $2/$3 cheaper at Walmart than at local grocery stores.

Well, as long as you save $2 anything goes!

DP. Do you not understand that people are struggling to pay their basic bills? You mock someone trying to save $2, but an awful lot of people literally can’t afford their groceries if they don’t save $2 here, and 40 cents there, and $1 there.

That whole process of eggs thing has become a joke, but it’s not merely a joke. Things are really, really hard for a lot of people.

You want to criticize Walmart’s anti-union, anti-competitive practices? Have at it. But to dismiss anyone who is trying to save money in 2026 —- when more than half of American families are struggling to afford groceries, 4 out of 5 food assistance programs are stretched beyond capacity — is wild. You really sound clueless.

It is a vicious cycle ostensibly created BY the Walmarts of the country.

[Anonymous]

It all goes to show we
1.) need to bolster worker protections back up and pay living wages, and
2.) we need to tax big corporations and the billionaires enriched by them a bit more.
That much is crystal clear.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It all goes to show we
1.) need to bolster worker protections back up and pay living wages, and
2.) we need to tax big corporations and the billionaires enriched by them a bit more.
That much is crystal clear.

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