"...massive production for the masses..."

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in response to reader comment: An economy of lackeys and dogwalkers

Submitted by Brett (United States), Dec 1, 2010 08:41

"One of our big problems is that no industry in this country really targets the middle and lower classes in its business plan"

Is this a punchline or a genuine attempt to make an argument? Hello! --> the richest family in the world is the Walton's, 5 of them worth about $10billion a piece. Few would claim Walmart (retail industry) is targeted to the "rich".

Nothing targeted to the "masses"? If Walmart isn't a company targeted to the "masses", what the hell company is?

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Teachers, firefighters and police provide more value
[w/response] [47 words]		benNov 28, 2010 19:59
↔ More money does not imply more education [58 words]Rick CairdNov 29, 2010 09:20
↔ "more value"?? [19 words]BrettNov 29, 2010 11:38
↔ An economy of lackeys and dogwalkers [200 words]NotCommieNov 30, 2010 09:00
↔ ⇒ "...massive production for the masses..." [84 words]BrettDec 1, 2010 08:41
↔ Walmart. So far, a retailer is not a producer. [71 words]NotCommieDec 2, 2010 07:08

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