Do Teabaggers realize they support Communism by shopping for Christmas gifts at Walmart?

[zulchzulu]

Jus' sayin'.

I'm in the middle of writing a satirical "Christmas song" where an aunt gives a Walmart gift to her nephew and realized the Captain Obvious (no, it's not a toy) logic with this season of "giving"...

Do Walmart shoppers (and just about everyone else) realize they are supporting a Chinese communist regime that has Chinese slave labor camps set up first under Mao in the 1950s that are known as "Laogai" that make that cheap toy or that cheap shirt?

Santa Laogai uses his whips and chains to make the gifts we Americans give so satisfying!

Why is this in the Presidential forum? Perhaps because the same goddamn people who call Obama a "socialist" or "commie" are the same people that file into their minivan and head to the Walmart mall to buy cheap shit to appease their guilt as common assholes.

[polichick]

1. No, they just think they're getting 6 shirts for the price of 1. nt

[Tansy_Gold]

2. Some do, and they don't care. As long as the stuff is cheap

they really don't care about anything else.

[doc03]

3. What is the differance really, who does sell US products today?

[handmade34]

4. lots of online sites

http://www.americansworking.com/webstores.html

[doc03]

5. What brick and mortar retail store? n/t

[handmade34]

11. good question

couple of links but there are no major stores that sell all made in USA products although many stores sell some things made in USA... I have been working on a plan for such a store... just looking for a partner...

http://americanapparel.net/

http://www.motorcitydenimco.com/downloads/MotorCityDenimPressRelease.pdf

[doc03]

7. I see Buck knives listed, they advertised for years they

were made in the USA. I was in a Cabela's store yesterday and they had probably 30 different styles of Buck knives on display and there were only 2 still made in the USA. Looks like we will lose them soon.

[FreakinDJ]

6. Wrong - They are supporting Public Executions

Chinese Admit Organ Harvesting

China is trying to move away from the use of executed prisoners as the major source of organs for transplants
.

According to the China Daily newspaper, executed prisoners currently provide two-thirds of all transplant organs
.

The government is now launching a voluntary donation scheme, which it hopes will also curb the illegal trafficking in organs.

But analysts say cultural bias against removing organs after death will make a voluntary scheme hard to implement.

Thriving black market

About 1.5 million people in China need transplants, but only about 10,000 operations
are performed annually, according to the health ministry.


Read more: http://www.darkgovernment.com/news/chinese-admit-organ-harvesting/#ixzz16v3AxsHu

[zulchzulu]

12. What an insanely sad photo n/t

[craigmatic]

8. I don't think the Chinese are communist in practice any more. The government is in name only.

[Mimosa]

9. Woo Hoooo. That they do! n/t

[Township75]

10. Yes, they are just like us in that regard.

Or is it we do that to support forced child labor? Maybe we do it for both reason....that sounds right.

[niceypoo]

13. Communism was a 'Supply side' economic system

...as I constantly remind my republican co-workers

[zulchzulu]

14. Great paper towels help with head exploding cleanup chores n/t

[tanyev]

15. And forced abortions.

[paparush]

16. See, you used the word "realize", the base of which is "real", so , no the TeaTards

have no intention of even trying to understand.