[AT] Union Labor

[Dan Glass]

The biggest reason you may not shop there is because there must not  be 
one near you. Since when do we only buy only what we need.  I would bet 
99% of the people on this list own tractors that they do not need.

Louis R Godena wrote:

> Well, the German auto and armaments industry (among others) used slave 
> labor from concentration camps during 1939-1944.  In Indonesia and 
> India and Pakistan, especially, "inferior" castes or peoples are 
> frequently employed in factories making goods for export at slave or 
> near-slave level conditions.   Thankfully, there is a growing movement 
> worldwide trying to ameliorae the worst among these situations by 
> setting minimum standards that overseas retailers have to observe.  
> Just because something is "priced right" is not sufficient reason to 
> purchase it, especially if it's something one doesn't really need or 
> has been told to want by an advertising industry cynically appealing 
> to the very worst instincts of middle and lower middle class 
> Americans.   That's ONE reason I don't shop at Wal Mart.   And never 
> will.
>
> Louis Godena
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: <DAVIESW739 at aol.com>
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> Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 1:07 AM
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>> Come on Louis Nazis and all enough of this stuff.  Man I'm 67 and  don't
>> remember the Nazis.
>>
>> Walt  Davies
>> Cooper Hollow Farm
>> Monmouth, OR 97361
>> 503 623-0460
>>
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