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Democracyinkind

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14. If you've ever been at one, you know the answer is yes.
Fri Nov 29, 2013, 09:56 PM
Nov 2013

3 super discount items for 3'000. people... no question it is engineered. Frustration can be a marketing ploy...

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Yes, absolutely, they drive the ad campaigns that make it happen. bemildred Nov 2013 #1
No Gman Nov 2013 #2
Uh, yeah, They kind of did. Incitatus Nov 2013 #20
yes and no Dorian Gray Nov 2013 #27
I would never go either. Incitatus Nov 2013 #39
I am with you. Can't see blaming someone else for pushing and shoving to gain a few bucks off lumpy Nov 2013 #41
Offering a good deal on an item is no reason Dr Hobbitstein Nov 2013 #3
We have a winner ! russspeakeasy Nov 2013 #10
Many will offer some great deal on an item but only have 5 in stock kydo Nov 2013 #4
Yes, without question. n/t kcr Nov 2013 #5
I think this question has actually been settled in courts in a few, unfortunate, cases. PoliticAverse Nov 2013 #6
There have been a lot of stupid decisions that came from courts. Incitatus Nov 2013 #22
One solution with the tablets... TeeYiYi Nov 2013 #7
so they are actually losing money on those tablets JI7 Nov 2013 #8
The "get here early" ads imply that Ilsa Nov 2013 #9
I went to Target last year for black friday... Dr Hobbitstein Nov 2013 #16
I blame them, yes, tblue Nov 2013 #11
No, society and modern culture is to blame. Packerowner740 Nov 2013 #12
No it's our increasingly low wages. Initech Nov 2013 #13
Income disparity is a very serious issue. Incitatus Nov 2013 #23
Yeah exactly it's the owners. Initech Nov 2013 #24
Ignorance has to take some of the blame. lumpy Nov 2013 #42
If you've ever been at one, you know the answer is yes. Democracyinkind Nov 2013 #14
Yes. Iggo Nov 2013 #15
They are not fighting over a crust of bread tavernier Nov 2013 #17
40 yrs ago it was not much different KentuckyWoman Nov 2013 #18
Jingle All The Way comes to mind... cynatnite Nov 2013 #21
Yes, they are very much to blame AuntFester Nov 2013 #19
No , manners and human dignaty should not be thrown out over 50% off an X BOX mynaturalrights Nov 2013 #25
Stay home and you won't have to worry about that sort of thing. MADem Nov 2013 #26
I worry about the human species decaying before my eyes, mynaturalrights Nov 2013 #29
Not true. Agschmid Nov 2013 #31
It is true mynaturalrights Nov 2013 #32
Prove it. Agschmid Nov 2013 #34
Already did mynaturalrights Nov 2013 #35
Yah ok. Agschmid Nov 2013 #36
I hardly think that people who go shopping after celebrating the day that MADem Nov 2013 #44
They are using the "teasers" to get people in the door MiniMe Nov 2013 #28
No. Agschmid Nov 2013 #30
were concert venues to blame for the concert death's in the 70s Johonny Nov 2013 #33
even if the other things people mention are true, the Stores ARE still to blame JI7 Nov 2013 #37
Nope... not at all. K.O. Stradivarius Nov 2013 #38
No, people are responsible for their actions, period. n/t Skip Intro Nov 2013 #40
These idiots just want to be first in line... Contrary1 Nov 2013 #43
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