Re: Marjorie Taylor Greene "likes" the Mossad-did-it Theory
ajohnstone <[email protected]>
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And that there is no even playing field, so who cares, eh? Let the heavyweight boxer challenge the feather-weight boxer. After all, it is the same sport and the same rules, isn't it? As mentioned in the link, suppliers are forced to lower their wages bill, lay off staff or out-source over-seas to meet the low price demands of Walmart. Sweat-shops in the US or Myanmar, why care? Walmart signs up businesses for contracts where the company then produces the material ordered. Walmart then demands a lower price and leverages another company against them. It is a race to the bottom for the suppliers. And the impact is upon all those mom and pop stores that aren't able to compete. These are eventually put out of business, main street shopping dries up and small towns shrivel up. Certainly don't apply any government regulation to level things up. I do find the Walmart field to fork logistics approach appealing, displaying how easy allocation of resources can easily be directed to where demand is.