Comments on: MPP Calls For National Boycott of Wal-Mart

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By: John Parker

John Parker — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 02:02:32 +0000

We have created a group on Facebook called Boycott Walmart Support Joseph Caisas. Here is the link: http://tinyurl.com/boycottwm
If we can get enough people to join this group it will generate medica attention that willhelp put pressure on Walmart to change it’s policies, so join and invite ALL of your friends to do the same. Spread the word.

By: Johnnyhasit

Johnnyhasit — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 03:58:27 +0000

I have a question about the practice of not organizing or not being involved with protesting the legalization of marijuana. If That is MPP policy. How is it they are standing behind a boycott on walmart? Don’t get me wrong. I am with them on the outrage of firing that poor man with cancer, but doesn’t that fall under being involved with a protest. Like I said I have no problem with the boycott on walmart no matter how futile it is because of the federal guidelines on companies and corporations that have contracts with them ,but they shouldn’t play both sides of the issue. Such as saying one thing is ok, but no to the other side such as helping organize protest or marches against the continued stupidity of the war on drugs. Specifically, the war on marijuana. Medical or recreational.
P.S. To Mike and like minded people. It’s not just about legalizing medical marijuana or marijuana in general so people can just get high. It also has economic and socialogical values as well. It cost far more to prosecute and remove and jail otherwise law abiding people from the streets for tax payers than anything else. The money they could collect for taxes would be multiple times more than it would cost for the first ten years of the lifetime of the health care program. As a matter of fact. Here’s a way to pay for it. Do the math. And don’t forget the other side of the coin. For every otherwise law abiding person you put in jail for marijuana ,you are putting a person that could be paying taxes insteaded of you paying taxes to put and keep them there while the over crowded court system is letting violent criminals out early because the jails are over crowded with otherwise law abiding , non violent people who just want to smoke pot. Think People! Think!!!!!!!

By: Johnnyhasit

Johnnyhasit — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 02:45:41 +0000

Hey Mike ,
It’s that very simple minded mentality that keeps this stupid practice of drug testing to hire or fire people who don’t smoke marijuana at work. But these very people go home and drink and beat up their spouses and sexually attack their children and commit a lot of other senseless violence on their family and others , not to forget to mention killing people with their cars and what ever else they can get their hands on. But it is legal to drink alcohol at home and in public places without losing their jobs or getting a job. Either find out whats up with this picture or put the shut to the up.

By: missbehavin1

missbehavin1 — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 04:38:51 +0000

Jenna and Rod Henning I’m with y’all AND I live in ARKANSAS!! and look very harmless and incapacious…I also live near several wally worlds!! Will type my notes now!!

By: Thomas K. Dennis Jr.

Thomas K. Dennis Jr. — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 21:23:06 +0000

I will never spend a nother penny or go in that store ever again .

By: Jenna

Jenna — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 20:49:25 +0000

Ron Henning, you’re a genius! Acts of civil disobedience are FAR more effective than snarky letters, so count me in. Most people disdain that kind of thing because they don’t have the time or don’t want to risk getting in trouble or (gulp!) banned from WalMart forever! I’ll do just what you said, letter and all. Furthermore, I’ll spend a good deal of time in their freezer section before I abandon the cart in a very inconspicuous face. There’s no law against this, I think. “Malicious mischief” perhaps, but I don’t look like trouble so by the time they figure it out, I’m long gone.

^^^^EVERYONE LISTEN TO THAT GUY!!!^^^^

By: RonCombs

RonCombs — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 20:01:22 +0000

Three Cheers for Jenna

By: RonCombs

RonCombs — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 19:58:49 +0000

Between this event and the Dead Peasants Policy that Micheal Moore told me about . This is not a temporary boycott. It’s a permanet parting of ways.

By: Jenna

Jenna — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 19:49:34 +0000

I have written them a letter through their website. It says,
“I will be hereby boycotting all WalMart stores and subsidiaries until the draconian policy of firing LEGAL users of medical marijuana is reversed and apologized for. Think about your position logically! With a prescription for the drug, NO LAW WAS BROKEN. Do you fire everyone who takes “narcotic” prescribed drugs such as Xanax or Klonopin? I think not – because you don’t want to be sued and boycotted.

The days of “pot” being some boogieman drug (equivalent to heroin and crack) are coming to an end. People are beginning to see its prohibition as what it was – a political trick motivated by ignorance and greed. In the meantime, consumers such as myself will disdain vast corporations who show an obvious lack of concern for the very workers who give them their wealth and power. Whoever’s reading this ought to be ASHAAAAMED on behalf of WalMart for terminating a cancer patient for using “that wicked grass.” Would you have been more forgiving had he drunk his pain into oblivion on a river of beer and wine? Of course you would have – your store sells that stuff! Greedy, ignorant bastards….

Jenna”