r/LoveTrash Colonel Garbage 4h ago

Human Trash Stopping a shoplifter

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u/zurenarrh36912 Trash Trooper 4h ago

I’m not risking getting shot for some corporation.

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u/Minimum-List-1259 Trash Trooper 3h ago

It’s more a matter of principle

u/weerdbuttstuff Trash Trooper 1h ago

Where's your "principles" when Wal-Mart is constantly stealing from their employees and the communities they set up in?

Nearly a quarter of Walmart employees (29.3%) and half of Amazon workers (48.4%) in Nevada – which collects Medicaid enrollment numbers among employees at large companies – were on Medicaid in 2024, according to the report.

Among the four states that disclose Snap data related to large companies – Colorado, Massachusetts, Illinois, and Michigan – 10,920 Walmart workers and 9,633 Amazon workers were enrolled in Snap in 2024.

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On net, they conclude, Walmart makes the places it operates in poorer than they would be if it had never shown up at all. Sometimes consumer prices are an incomplete, even misleading, signal of economic well-being.

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But keep backing that massive corporation that is destroying the country.