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Posted posted by Tait Larsen @ 2:24 PM

Wal-Mart what a company. It's whole being speaks the word capitalism at it's best. I listen to my fellow Americans speak on this issue almost everyday. I hear Wal-Mart at school, work, family dinners and i even hear this name in my sleep. Sometimes i don't understand the bad reactions that Wal-Mart brings to the table, i mean they produce jobs for the people that might not be able to make it in a capitalist world. They give the public their every day low price. Studying economics i have been told that people go into business to make a profit isn't this what Sam Walton had in mind when he opened his first store. In my mind because i haven't felt the negative effects of Wal-Mart i thought people just needed something to complain about to make their everyday life not so everyday. But on the other hand I've had the fortune of being born in a relatively big city were the effects are not so explosive. I recently had a talk with my dad about this subject. He was born in a small town in Idaho were work was scarce and farming was the way of life. He said that when big corporations would move in people became dependent on the jobs it provided. He told me that with the new jobs came a new breed of people. They brought low income housing to the area, crime went up and eventually the corporations left leaving people to fend for them selves. Almost like a host feeding off of sociaty. I guess what I'm trying to say is that i feel people talk to much about the subject when we could be doing more and being more informed. I have been a sleep for far to long and i now know that their is much more to business then just profit their dose need to be some sort of social responsibility. We need to start asking our selves what are we doing.

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