My suggestion for the next Black Friday:

– Post a warning on the door that if you break into the store before it opens, you will be shocked or shot.

– Have a team of Wal-Mart employees at the ready just beyond the greeting area (before the store opens up before the masses) with cattle prods and/or tazers.

– Because the line of pikemen will eventually fall, it is strategically important to have a ranged militia beyond them. Pepper spray, paintball guns, or other painful-but-nonlethal ranged weapons are ideal.

– After the expenditure of their ammo, the ranged troops should rush aside for the….okay, I figure that’s enough. I was partially joking with the whole strategy thing, but I truly believe that if you’re going to be that assinine, you deserve to be punished for breaking into a store and KILLING another human being who was doing nothing wrong.

What happened was awful. I certainly hope Wal-Mart has enough decency to put a barrier in front of the doors (and I do NOT mean shopping carts) to prevent this from happening again. Unfortunately, I don’t really think Wal-Mart cares enough to do that.

I guess we’ll see…

Maybe Wal-Mart shouldn’t have a bait and switch sale in which they sale 2-3 items and that is all there is left. And to boot they hide those items in areas of the store they don’t belong in, like it is some sort of Easter Egg hunt.

Remember in the old days when the teacher said not to bring it if you didn’t bring enough for everyone? Maybe corporate America should be following the old-time rules and we wouldn’t be in the state it is today. And as a reminder corporate America is run by the Republicans.

Chuck, do you actually think I support pedophilia, rape, and human sacrifice? — Someone75

In the first place, as I’ve pointed out, you say that it’s wrong to ‘judge’ people for their actions.

In the second place, you haven’t ‘judged’ any of those actions as being ‘bad’.

Ergo….

….you support them by not ‘judging’ them as ‘bad’.

You, apparently, even support the homicide of the Wal-Mart worker…because to say it was ‘bad’ of people to do that, would be ‘judging’ them.

Or are you going to retract your previous statement about ‘judging’ people?

Regards,

Chuck(le)
[The Truth will out....]

P.S. And as to your last question…

Did I fail to refute it? — Someone75

…in a word….

….Yes.

P.P.S. You do a pretty good soft shoe for a self-professed ‘idiot’. But I understand the autistic can be very impressive in one area or another. [Note: I'm referring to definition #2 of the Macintosh Dashboard dictionary.]

Cheers,
Jim (for Fancast)