[news]winn dixie is also going down the stuffter

[PhantOS]

Hey, if anyone wants to run for president in 2020 and beat Annoying Orange.
Instead of focusing on semantic bullstuff, maybe these pinpoint areas would be something to talk about.

I live in a highly conservative area, and I know that this is one of the key issues I hear more than anything.

Basically, if you focused on BS like this, and did so as a 3rd party, you may gain the largest 3rd party voting traction
ever. Just make sure to point out that Wal-mart treats fines like fees.
https://www.nytimes.com/1993/08/24/business/wal-mart-on-trial-on-predatory-pricing-charges.html
http://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/the-high-cost-of-low-prices-2/

Wal-mart is intent on creating a monopoly by force, likely implementing a puppet duopoly.
Speaking of Puppet Duopolys/Duopoly Deals. Focusing on how ISPs use an unethical 2-company
strategy in which one company has low prices and poor quality service, and the other has expensive prices and decent service, would
also do well in a 2020 presidential run. These Companies use bullying tactics to force ultimatums on customers and is ultimately going to
hurt the economy.

Wal-mart enters an area, kills it's competitors, killing their jobs, creating themselves to be the only store like it in the area.
This proceeds, with Wal-marts obvious bias toward focusing on part-time hiring, which ends up killing the wal-mart in it of itself in the end.
ISPs force users to put up with crap internet that they can afford, or dish out money to get a decent internet connection.
There needs to law enforcing both a Fair Sale System, and a 3 strike offense system to put an end to Wal-Mart's illegally low pricing.

I know it's hard to accept, but paying a little bit more will get rid of this poverty cycle that is hitting in many areas across america.
If we can't rely on laws to do this, I'm afraid it's a lost cause because people are adamant on giving in when everyone else is.

nobody will ever anti-trust Walmart because it's like the 7th most expensive company in the US and consumers will naturally seek money saving over this weird anti-laissez-faire moral brownie points system you're trying to push.

Several pre-recession abstracts basically go in depth on how wal mart is the most stimulating business in the US economy but there was a huge boom in anti-walmart article's post-recession (understandible) but in the last ten years Wal Mart has basically secured the stability of the us economy

[Ad Bot]

[Master Matthew²]

walmart is killin em (along with obvious online shopping.. thing..)

http://time.com/money/4192512/walmart-stores-closing-small-towns/

Wal-mart gets away with paying "Too Low Prices" fines like fees.

And Online Shopping should pay Commercial Business tax for using USPS as
a means of shipping items.

There should be a law or something that says paying too many of the same fine will
cost them big time or something... idk

Why not give up? It's easier than trying, and besides everyone else gave up.

[Planr]

I work at Winn-Dixie and have a friend that works at corporate (southeastern grocers; winn dixie is one of their subsidiary store lines).

This bankruptcy filing is merely a preventative measure to help centralize the company and get rid of stores that are costing more to operate than what they make. In other words, this is a filing to reduce attrition.

It's not much to be concerned about. No wages are being cut at my store thus far.

[SubDaWoofer]

duuuude forgetin
publix
popcorn
chicken

that is the stuff

[Trogtor]

gotta say living in oklahoma now i miss publix


and bojangles :(