Rainbow capitalism that commodifies people. Are they donating any of it to lgbt causes?
Dunno, are any of the Waltons gay? Cause that money isn’t going anywhere else
I mean, it says they donate to LGBTQ causes in the article but I don’t think it’s a % of sales or anything. Still, representation matters and being able to buy clothing that reflects that is important too
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If they don’t like it, they can just shop in the “mom 'n pop” shops on their small town’s main street.
…Oh wait, they can’t because they elected idiotic/corrupt politicians who let Walmart swindle them for development tax credits so it could move in, drive all those shops out of business, and then close when the credits ran out.
Jfc, really? Gonna just shit on the disabled and pretend it makes you a good person? Fuckiwit.
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Douche
I’ve refused to ever step foot in a Walmart to this point in my life (because I have immediate family whose small businesses were ruined by Walmart moving into their areas), but I’m OK with this. I guess? It’s very confusing to think that a mortal enemy is doing something decent. Not sure how to feel about this one. I wish Target would step the f up and act like this.
Lots of things are bad and good simultaneously. It’s not additive where you add the good, subtract the bad, and get a score. Thomas Jefferson is a great example.
Jefferson was brilliant in so many ways. Declaration of Independence, Louisiana Purchase, Jefferson Bible, Notes on the State of Virginia. But he was also terrible with money, overspending and failing to pay his debts. He could not abandon slavery. He was relatively shy and softspoken, and used those characteristics in a kind of pompous, entitled, and frankly childish way.
Jefferson was good; Jefferson was bad. These statements are both true, and are not mutually exclusive.
What’s our alternative now? Amazon?
