Look at star bucks and McDonald's.
Yes, perfect examples of exploiters who make a large income off of the toils of poors. But perhaps you meant to be funny.
No I didn't mean to be funny. If the people are so against it then they should stop shopping at Walmart and Starbucks so that they go out of business. Anyone who doesn't understand that without customers, you can't have business does not understand simple economics. Stop going there if you don't like it.
And anybody who understands the practical application of modern economics should know that most people don't actually have choices in where they shop. I can't buy toilet paper at the local record shop.
For many Americans, Wal-Mart is the only feasible choice for toilet paper.. and their demand for toilet paper is bigger than their willingness to forego it in order to avoid Wal-Mart.
This is just another example of the "if you don't like it, leave" philosophy of the right... it gets really old and tired.
So you're against Walmart and what it does but can't help but to shop there? Just shop where things are more expensive then. Gets old and tired? But it's the cold hard facts. I like that Walmart is cheap because it allows me to save money and stimulate the economy elsewhere. The founders of Starbucks and McDonald's weren't given their companies, but had to make them work first. The idea that the corporations and small businesses should be regulated by the government is a philosophy of the left.... it gets old and tired.