Walmart is pulling all confederate flag merch..

[Sea Six]

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[mrvette]

Originally Posted by C5SilverBullet

For the record, this is the "Stars and Bars".

NO SHIT!!! I didn't know that....53 years in Maryland outside DC, think I would know that....so much for history klass......

[ApexOversteer]

Originally Posted by Thomas

Don't agree with pulling the flag from the stores.

If some bucktooth hillbilly wants to stick a flag pole in the toilet seat planter in the front yard of his double wide that's his business.

Walmart doesn't sell Nazi flags, nor does Target. Or Sears. Or Nordstrom. Or Khols. In fact, no big chain, big box, stores sell any Nazi regalia...

...but if you want it, there is little difficulty getting it.

Walmart's choices in what they stock will have limited to no impact on whether or not bucktooth hillbillies can get a flag or not.

[wicked_c6]

Originally Posted by DAB

How brave of them to follow.

50% of their customer base are white trash/rednecks...the other 50% are handicap sticker toting fat black women. If they sold nothing but Black Lives Matter and Confederate Flags they'd be an even larger corporation than they are now.
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[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by ApexOversteer

Walmart doesn't sell Nazi flags, nor does Target. Or Sears. Or Nordstrom. Or Khols. In fact, no big chain, big box, stores sell any Nazi regalia...

...but if you want it, there is little difficulty getting it.

Walmart's choices in what they stock will have limited to no impact on whether or not bucktooth hillbillies can get a flag or not.

Yeah, no shit, Sherlock.

And doing this didn't affect their profits one way or the other. Not from any measurable, practical standpoint anyway.

What they DID do was draw a big, fat line in the sand for all the world to see, to show which side of the line they are on.

THAT'S why they did it.

[sanchez]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

Yeah, no shit, Sherlock.

And doing this didn't affect their profits one way or the other. Not from any measurable, practical standpoint anyway.

What they DID do was draw a big, fat line in the sand for all the world to see, to show which side of the line they are on.

THAT'S why they did it.

Why did they do it if not to positively impact their bottom line?

What was their motivation?

[ApexOversteer]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

Yeah, no shit, Sherlock.

And doing this didn't affect their profits one way or the other. Not from any measurable, practical standpoint anyway.

What they DID do was draw a big, fat line in the sand for all the world to see, to show which side of the line they are on.

THAT'S why they did it.

I wasn't commenting on why Walmart did what they did, Watson.

I was commenting on Thomas' fear that bucktoothed hillbillies would be without access to their beloved flags.

[sanchez]

Originally Posted by ApexOversteer

I wasn't commenting on why Walmart did what they did, Watson.

I was commenting on Thomas' fear that bucktoothed hillbillies would be without access to their beloved flags.

I don't get why Walmart drew a big line in the sand, if not to secure or improve their financial results.

What was the reason if not profit driven?

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by sanchez

Why did they do it if not to positively impact their bottom line?

What was their motivation?

Originally Posted by sanchez

I don't get why Walmart drew a big line in the sand, if not to secure or improve their financial results.

What was the reason if not profit driven?

Ok, TxAg.

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by ApexOversteer

I wasn't commenting on why Walmart did what they did, Watson.

I was commenting on Thomas' fear that bucktoothed hillbillies would be without access to their beloved flags.

That's DOCTOR Watson to you.

[sanchez]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

Ok, TxAg.

What's the reason they did it?

It's a simple question. No?

[ApexOversteer]

Originally Posted by sanchez

I don't get why Walmart drew a big line in the sand, if not to secure or improve their financial results.

What was the reason if not profit driven?

I don't know. Do they still sell Washington Redskins gear?

[sanchez]

Originally Posted by ApexOversteer

I don't know. Do they still sell Washington Redskins gear?

Probably. I don't follow basketball.

[Giraffe (He/Him)]

Walmart's choices in what they stock will have limited to no impact on whether or not bucktooth hillbillies can get a flag or not.

What's your point? The flag is easy to get which is why they should keep selling it.

[LATB]

Originally Posted by sanchez

What's the reason they did it?

It's a simple question. No?

I'll type real slow...

P O L I T I C A L

C O R R E C T N E S S

[sanchez]

Originally Posted by LATB

I'll type real slow...

P O L I T I C A L

C O R R E C T N E S S

What does that get them?

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by LATB

I'll type real slow...

P O L I T I C A L

C O R R E C T N E S S

The sole purpose of which is to affect political change in a liberal direction.

[ApexOversteer]

Originally Posted by Thomas

The flag is easy to get which is why they should keep selling it.

Why does it matter to you whether or not Walmart or any other store carries a specific item? They aren't being forced to take the stuff off the shelves.

If this won't affect being able to get one, and it's Walmart's choice... what is the problem?

[sanchez]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

The sole purpose of which is to affect political change in a liberal direction.

That makes no sense.


Why does a corporation want that?

What possible reason can they have for affecting political change in a liberal direction?

[ApexOversteer]

Originally Posted by sanchez

That makes no sense.


Why does a corporation want that?

What possible reason can they have for affecting political change in a liberal direction?

Ok, even I know this one.

Liberals are idiots with their money, something stores love.