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Re: WHATS going on in rural USA
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Posted by Ron in OH on June 19, 2007 at 19:54:04 from (67.54.206.16):
In Reply to: Re: WHATS going on in rural USA posted by JT on June 19, 2007 at 18:33:00:
You are right JT. People today just go along with the flow and seem to accept whatever someone wants them to accept. They are too "price minded" and not concerned about the effects. Business is run on profits. Profits hire people not promisses. I like to buy quality and service. I DO NOT BUY AT WALMART and I'm tried of all the China junk and support for that country. If people wish to do something about this problem all they need to do is shift their buying habits. The "Box Stores" are not the types of businesses who built america. I can relate to the small town problems out in the plains. But near the big cities it's another problem. People are moving out near the small towns to get a better life - but it's creating urban sprawl which is another problem.
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