Greed

[Padawanbater2]

Selling cheap crap cheaply to Americans who can't afford branded shit is hardly immoral.

It let's people buy duct tape when they normally couldn't afford it...

Of course it is. It's fraud. If it was marketed as "cheap crap" and I still buy it, you'd be right

 

[SneekyNinja]

Of course it is. It's fraud. If it was marketed as "cheap crap" and I still buy it, you'd be right

People know it's cheap crap, it doesn't need to be on the sign if it's common knowledge.

If you want to bitch about something then bitch about the slave wages they pay, but they filled an obvious gap in the marketplace and made money hand over fist because of it.

 

[ttystikk]

The Walton family pays taxes.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2014/04/14/phantastical-nonsense-about-walmart-the-waltons-and-7-8-billion-in-tax-breaks/amp/

Our greed made Sam Walton rich. We want cheap toilet paper and a bunch of it. Sam Walton gave the customer what they wanted.

Walmart isn't a temple to greed, it's a shopping center. Sam Walton provided a service that was popular; that's how business is supposed to work!

By the way, when he was alive Walmart made a big deal of buying American goods to sell. It was after he died that the bean counters took over and decided the few extra cents saved buying Chinese products was worth more than supporting the country you live in and the jobs of your customers.

 

[HeatlessBBQ]

literally smoked money one time