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12. Nice for them, but not for the hundreds of people forced to work who can't be with their families.

Mon Nov 3, 2014, 02:43 PM

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Sears, Kmart add Thanksgiving shopping hours [View all] alp227 Nov 2014 OP

By about 2:00 pm on Thanksgiving Day Le Taz Hot Nov 2014 #1

The same clowns who show up to shop that day.... ProudToBeBlueInRhody Nov 2014 #2

...and be the same one's complaining come Wednesday. nt Earth_First Nov 2014 #15

many Repuke voters also shop on Thanksgiving pstokely Nov 2014 #23

I feel for the people who have to work Ampersand Unicode Nov 2014 #3

Sorry to hear that. I spent many years estranged from my nuclear deurbano Nov 2014 #7

I completely understand PatSeg Nov 2014 #13

Thankfully not happening here in MA. Blue_Adept Nov 2014 #4

So a retail establishment owned by a Jew can't open on Christmas. former9thward Nov 2014 #11

That really sucks for those workers. I would never support it! C Moon Nov 2014 #5

Destruction turbinetree Nov 2014 #6

Please boycott any store that is open on Thanksgiving. 4dsc Nov 2014 #9

I have to admit to a certain ambivalence at this point - hedgehog Nov 2014 #10

And have no choice but to comply because they're slaves to low wages. groundloop Nov 2014 #14

I don't know about you w0nderer Nov 2014 #18

mixed feelings MrNJ Nov 2014 #17

It's not, I have a friend who works in Best Buy Reter Nov 2014 #27

plan to boycott them demigoddess Nov 2014 #19

We plan to boycott Christmas. ballyhoo Nov 2014 #21

I don't understand what's different. SoapBox Nov 2014 #20

forget about "War on Christmas", what about the War on Thanksgiving? pstokely Nov 2014 #22

Sears lost some respect from me Omaha Steve Nov 2014 #24

I refuse to shop on Thanksgiving or Xmas Day. roamer65 Nov 2014 #25

The last desperate gasps customerserviceguy Nov 2014 #26

I don't have to boycott them, both suck ass. ileus Nov 2014 #29