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C Moon

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11. looking at the vests: I see Home Depot, Walmart, and Target. Not sure what the other is. :)

Mon Nov 24, 2014, 12:22 AM

Nov 2014

Depressing.
I'm especially angry about this "Black Friday" thing.
In California, I've been seeing a tv ad: it's by a store called Big Lots, and the ad boasts their "Black Friday" happening on Thursday at SEVEN AM!
They have supposed workers happily dancing and singing a song celebrating that they get to work at 7am on Thanksgiving.

This is what the 1% want: the lower classes having nothing. Do you think these CEO's and owners are going to be spending their Thanksgiving Day mornings and evenings at the store?

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K and R bigwillq Nov 2014 #1

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Underpaid and undervalued. sheshe2 Nov 2014 #3

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looking at the vests: I see Home Depot, Walmart, and Target. Not sure what the other is. :) C Moon Nov 2014 #11

I think the other one (blue shirt) is Best Buy. nt pinboy3niner Nov 2014 #13

+1 C Moon Nov 2014 #14

K&R! Sherman A1 Nov 2014 #12

Only 10.1%??? How are they defining "poverty", here? Odin2005 Nov 2014 #15

The decline of unions causes this. BobbyBoring Nov 2014 #16

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