"All Black People" Asked To Leave Wal-Mart: Should The Store Be Held Responsible?
La Saria
2010/03/17 19:31:53
Black customers at a South Jersey Wal-Mart were asked to leave the store through an overhead announcement. Shoppers and employees alike were shocked when an unidentified man used the PA system and calmly announced: "Attention Wal-Mart customers: All black people leave the store now." Many complained to store management and notified police of the event, and an apology over the PA system was made. Wal-Mart officials are now looking at security tapes to identify the man and have said that they are working to make sure this "unacceptable" incident never happens again. Two customers that were in the store during the announcement were so outraged that they are now boycotting the store. Do you think Wal-Mart should be responsible for the actions of a random nut-job?
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No. This was the act of a random person, and Wal-Mart can't patrol everything...+16NO, but I'm sure someone will see this as their winning lottery ticket and sue Walmart for the "pain and suffering" they went through because they were "offended" for being told to leave the store by some NUT JOB who got a hold of the PA system. Freeloaders of any race are usually the ones "offended" and money seems to ease their pain and suffering.





















Killer...I like it. I think I'll change my name.
I can sleep good tonight with a smile in my heart now LOL!! TY
I don't think the store should be blamed on some idiot. This jerk could have done that anywhere.
Though I wouldn't be surprised if this was some disgruntled employee trying to get the company in trouble...knowing how wonderfully Wal-Mart is known for treating their employees...
The president or CEO or whatever of Wal-Mart gave an interview once where he bluntly stated that he really doesn't care about his employees and will keep paying them little as long as he keeps making good money for himself. I wanted to punch him!
The little guy cuts his manufacturer cost ( not big companies, of course...I mean the really little guys), and ends up either cutting corners on his product or going to HS suppliers and doing the same thing. Meanwhile, Walmart sells the product at a higher mark up to maximize profit, and they come out the big winner.
No, WalMart, or any company, can't be held responsible for someone breaking into the PA system.