Every once in a while, I've added examples to the
Wal-Mart Foe Hyperbole Watch (bottom of post).
Now comes one act of hyperbole that will be tough to top:
[Charles] Smith had wanted to make a point by comparing the giant retail company to the Nazis. So he created slogans playing off the Bentonville, Ark., firm's familiar logo, including "I {heart} WAL*OCAUST. They have family values and their alcohol, tobacco and firearms are 20% off."
Let's see, selling cheap stuff versus rounding up millions of innocent people and murdering them.
It's unlikely that such self-righteous pap will win over many people to the anti WM side. WM's efforts to try to stop Smith from selling his shirts are stupid and wrong. The man should have the right to sell his silly shirts, but stuff like this probably helps the critics of WM critics make the point that many foes of the biggest box have completely lost it.
Article
here.
Related: A preacher who says WM offers
slave jobs and the jobseekers who
disagree with him.
Related: Wal-Mart, a Progressive Success Story,
here and
here.
