To be fair, the people don't often get much of a choice. The people in a rural town I used to live in fought against it twice. Once over the initial store and then again when they made it a Super Store. The city ignored the people. It destroyed the town's small businesses.
If people genuinely gave a shit about small businesses they wouldn’t allow Wal Marts in their neighborhoods and would be up in arms about market share consolidation. You’re angry at the inconvenience you’re experiencing, everything else is crocodile tears.
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Yea...but taco pizza
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Okay but what you're missing is it's important to consolidate businesses. Small businesses allow too much diversification in the labor market by distributing capital away from the ultra-wealthy.
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Harsh. But true.
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Do people have a choice, how far can they fight against big companies. Who keeps the flock together, who goes to court. Seems impossible.
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Some people don’t have a choice if Walmart shows up in their neighborhood and other people can’t afford to shop anywhere else.
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