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I and every small business owner is a "corporation".
You guys are missing that part in your attack on corporations. And yes...I am a person.
It blows my mind that you would think that having a big company like Walmart come into town is a "bad" thing.
First off it employs hundreds of people who didn't have ANY job before.
How can that be "bad"? Because mom and pop stores go out of business?
What mom and pop stores would you be talking about?
The corner drugstore with the soda pop fountain and the kindly old pharmacist? Oh wait...Walgreens and CVS have already been put in every town in America. And do the job at a much more efficient and inexpensive rate...and oh yeah, they employ lots of pharmacists and allow them to provide for their families.
Small pharmacies have evolved by the way. They are Compounding Pharmacies and do quite well no matter how many CVS, Walgreens, or Walmarts are in town because they create specialized mixtures of drugs.
Or how about the mom and pop grocery store? LOL! I haven't seen one of those ANYWHERE since I was a kid in the 1960's. Nobody shops at those.
How about the mom and pop clothing store? Uh...dumbasses, those too have been gone for decades. Sears, JC Penny, Belks, etc. are where people were already shopping for their clothing.
The small mom and pop stores have evolved by the way. In most every town in the USA they have revitalized their downtown areas and the mom and pop stores are now boutiques.
I totally 100% disagree with your "EVIL CORPORATION" theories.
People are not slaves and are not forced to go to work for Walmart. And Walmart is not their mommy and daddy and shouldn't have to hold their hands and wipe their asses through this thing called life.
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