What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices?
What is an average person living in the US supposed to do about corporations raising prices?
They keep raising prices, stating that it's due to inflation, but then they keep having record profits.
Meanwhile, the average American can barely afford rent or food nowadays.
What are we to do? Vote? I have been but that doesn't seem to do much since I'm just voting for a representative that makes the actual decisions.
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I think food riots are just a few years off, really. Maybe when enough stock is stolen and enough stores trashed they will learn, but I expect they will try to be heavy handed, sending in the local WalMart Defense Team (a.k.a. the police force closest to a given walmart) to handle it, but there are definitely going to be problems with that considering some people go to walmart armed.
Funny enough I’ve seen a few Walmarts with mini police stations inside of them.
The location has been closed for nearly a year after officials say shoplifters set fires in the store to distract from their thieving
And I have zero fucking sympathy for Wal Mart, their entire business model is based on exploitation both of the surrounding community, the government and of their own workers. Burn the police station down with it next time, so long as you get what ya need.
I think that's to protect customers from the employees, not the other way around. I've never felt the sense of malevolence that I get from Walmart workers at any other store.
Member the time a guy stole underwater from Walmart and then ran into a random house to escape the police (I think in Colorado). The police destroyed the house to get him. Then the home owners tried to sue for the value of their house and the police found not liable.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrest_of_Robert_Seacat
Totes meant to say underwear not underwater