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Category Archives: Articles
People at Walmart
I honestly don’t think Sam Walton wanted Wal-Mart to become what it has become! It’s really a pathetic joke to the American people! “Let’s all shop at Wal-Mart, where 80-90% of the items are made in China, who owns our … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, At Work, Company, Other - At work, People, Retail stores, Salary, Super Markets, Supervisors, Videos
Tagged mindless zombies, sam walton, therapy session, wal mart, walmart
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Gas prices never down
—>Did you know that gas price gouging almost never occurs as prices rise? Rather, it’s most often when dealers keep prices artificially high even as their costs fall. As gas costs were near $5 a gallon until falling and oil … Continue reading
World without religion better or worse
Obviously, given how totally dominant religion has been throughout human history, up to about 250 years ago, that means that every human institution or idea that’s more than 250 years old was originated by religious people. So science, the hatred … Continue reading
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Tagged Church, dominant religion, evidence, faith, idea, religious roots, religious scholar, rodney stark, science war, violence
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Life and kidnapping Colombia
We could say that the guerrillas in Colombia has more than half a century, I still remember my years, I thought in the revolution of ideas and in which, the only viable option was the guerrillas, who had ideology, fighting … Continue reading
Stop Violence against women
Oppression and harassment of women is a consistent and systemic global phenomenon that dates back over millennia. In many countries, men still hold the legal right to beat, torture, imprison or kill the women they “own.” In the U.S., a … Continue reading
Here’s How To Move Your Complaint To The Top Of The Pile
When Spirit Airlines botched my flight home from Montego Bay in July and stuck me with an 8-hour overnight layover in Ft. Lauderdale without bothering to inform me, I saw shades of red I never even knew existed. Experience has … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, overnight layover, shades of red, spirit air, spirit airlines
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Chinese girl run over
It is a story that has deeply unsettled millions in China, posing troubling questions about whether three decades of headlong economic development has left nothing but a moral vacuum in its wake. It begins last Thursday when a two-year-old girl … Continue reading
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Tagged child, closed circuit television, country, Development, guangdong province, lane, moral situation, moral vacuum, run, wide berth
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Americans overworked
We, as Americans, work too many hours. If you don’t believe so, check out the following data points that compare us to our peers around the world. American Work-Life Balance ■According to the Center for American Progress on the topic … Continue reading
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Tagged American, american household, center for american progress, french workers, Life, mandatory option, percent, way, work, work life balance
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Cuban dissidents complain of escalating repression
The level of police violence against peaceful dissidents was the highest in recent years,” the Cuban Commission for Human Rights and National Reconciliation said Tuesday in a report focusing on incidents last month. “In August 2011 we documented at least … Continue reading