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originally posted by: Soloprotocol
originally posted by: Thurisaz
a reply to: Soloprotocol
I wish I could give you an applause for that comparison. Brilliant
Thank you. I dont have a strong enough vocabulary to voice my opinions sometimes. I thought i could pull it off using pictures.
So much for the Christian west. Jesus weeps, and i'm pretty sure his Retribution will be brutal when our judgment day is upon us.
originally posted by: jude11
It's a new thing overseas but it looks like the religion of greed & consumption on Black Friday is alive and well.
I call this picture:
"Praise be to Asda ...Our New Overlord!"
www.bbc.com...
Incidents at those stores and other locations included:
~About 200 shoppers refused to leave a store in Middleton "despite being told stock had all gone"
~Fights broke out between shoppers in Stretford, and a woman suffered "minor injuries" after being hit by a falling television. The store was closed at 00:36 GMT
~A man was arrested in Salford after he threatened to "smash a staff member's face in"
~A woman broke her wrist in a crush, with Greater Manchester Police's deputy chief constable Ian Hopkins describing shoppers' behaviour as "appalling"
~In Wigan, officers were called to reports of "several hundred people trying to enter the store". Police added: "Two men were ejected before control was regained"
~There were reports of fighting in a store in Hattersley, where a man was arrested for a public order offence
~A man was arrested for assault at a store in Green End
~Bicester Village shopping outlet in Oxfordshire had to temporarily close after roads around it became gridlocked by Black Friday shoppers
Fear not little ones because Corporate will PROVIDE!
Peace
originally posted by: Char-Lee
a reply to: ManBehindTheMask
or the "stuff" obsessed people, dominated by their own need for "things"
True, no one to blame but the greedy individuals who feel the need for objects enough to hurt others sometimes and make fools of themselves.
I can't ever decide whether to feel disgusted or just sad.
If I have an alcoholic for a wife/husband/father/mother/whoever and I keep offering them booze, are you seriously telling me I am not at least somewhat culpable?
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
originally posted by: Thurisaz
a reply to: Soloprotocol
I wish I could give you an applause for that comparison. Brilliant
Thank you. I dont have a strong enough vocabulary to voice my opinions sometimes. I thought i could pull it off using pictures.
So much for the Christian west. Jesus weeps, and i'm pretty sure his Retribution will be brutal when our judgment day is upon us.
So threats are the solution? Isn't that exactly what the corporations do? If you don't buy X product, you'll look bad, smell bad, and be ostracized? I'm not buying your "product", either.
originally posted by: Char-Lee
a reply to: KyoZero
If I have an alcoholic for a wife/husband/father/mother/whoever and I keep offering them booze, are you seriously telling me I am not at least somewhat culpable?
If we were to look at it this way we would have to go back to saying no one should sell alcohol or pot which most people disagree with.
In my opinion we created the corporations with our greed and excesses and continue to feed them.
But I actually was referring to the behavior of individuals so ridiculously greedy that they will hurt other people to get that product cheep.
I remember the Cabbage Patch doll episode, two Mothers willing to hurt one another not so their child could have this doll but so their child could have the doll FIRST as it was going to be made available at the same cost in another few days as they had temporarily run out.
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
originally posted by: Thurisaz
a reply to: Soloprotocol
I wish I could give you an applause for that comparison. Brilliant
Thank you. I dont have a strong enough vocabulary to voice my opinions sometimes. I thought i could pull it off using pictures.
So much for the Christian west. Jesus weeps, and i'm pretty sure his Retribution will be brutal when our judgment day is upon us.
So threats are the solution? Isn't that exactly what the corporations do? If you don't buy X product, you'll look bad, smell bad, and be ostracized? I'm not buying your "product", either.
Dignity is not for sale...It's free.
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
originally posted by: Thurisaz
a reply to: Soloprotocol
I wish I could give you an applause for that comparison. Brilliant
Thank you. I dont have a strong enough vocabulary to voice my opinions sometimes. I thought i could pull it off using pictures.
So much for the Christian west. Jesus weeps, and i'm pretty sure his Retribution will be brutal when our judgment day is upon us.
So threats are the solution? Isn't that exactly what the corporations do? If you don't buy X product, you'll look bad, smell bad, and be ostracized? I'm not buying your "product", either.
Dignity is not for sale...It's free.
I agree with that but fail to see what it has to do with my response to the other person's post. Please explain.
originally posted by: douglas5
a reply to: jude11
I was just watching this on the news then i realised this was in the U.K , it is one piece of American culture we can well do without .
But hey what a great way to get rid of old stock that is not selling or outdated