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Jun 19

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Senpai, you so sugoi.

Senpai, you so sugoi.

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by 虚屋最中

by 虚屋最中

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thefingerfuckingfemalefury: deyaloup: hooray for team work! by *duss005 TEAMWORK YAY ^ I GREATLY APPROVE OF THIS :D Bruce You are no match for these awesome ladies <3 I love Dustin’s art style.

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

deyaloup:

hooray for team work! by *duss005

TEAMWORK YAY

^ I GREATLY APPROVE OF THIS :D

Bruce

You are no match for these awesome ladies <3

I love Dustin’s art style.

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stfuconservatives: liberalbutnotpartisan: workingamerica: A new report shows the real cost of Walmart’s low wages: a single 300-employee Walmart Supercenter in Wisconsin may cost taxpayers anywhere from $904,542 to nearly $1.75 million per year, or about $5,815 per employee. While taxpayers foot the bill for subsidized housing assistance, the food-stamp program, child-care subsidies, energy assistance, and reduced school meals for Walmart’s low-paid workers, Walmart profits. LIKE and SHARE if you didn’t agree to subsidize Walmart! Learn more here: http://1.usa.gov/17zQJot via American Rights at Work on Facebook And it’s not like everyone can just boycott Walmart, either. I mean, obviously, some people can and do, but let’s face it…there a lot of people who, for whatever reason, can’t boycott Walmart. Really low prices are part of it, but what if you live in an area where Walmart is really the only true food source you have access to? Some people have no option other than Walmart, so they wind up subsidizing everything listed above without any true say in the matter. I guarantee you the head honchos at Walmart know that, too. ^ Excellent point. You should avoid Wal-mart if you can afford to avoid Wal-mart. The executives make it a point to open Wal-marts in poorer areas and push out local businesses. They know what they’re doing. They WANT to make their crap the only option. And for many people, it is. But if you can afford to shop somewhere else, do it. Otherwise? Keep on keepin on. WalMart also pushes food that is unhealthy, and is more expensive for healthy food.  They charge us extra to be healthy. And their employees are forced to rely on the social safety nets, it&#8217;s horrible. All to increase their profit margins further, as I bet each store has WELL over $1 mill net. So Walmart could pay more.

stfuconservatives:

liberalbutnotpartisan:

workingamerica:

A new report shows the real cost of Walmart’s low wages: a single 300-employee Walmart Supercenter in Wisconsin may cost taxpayers anywhere from $904,542 to nearly $1.75 million per year, or about $5,815 per employee. While taxpayers foot the bill for subsidized housing assistance, the food-stamp program, child-care subsidies, energy assistance, and reduced school meals for Walmart’s low-paid workers, Walmart profits.

LIKE and SHARE if you didn’t agree to subsidize Walmart!

Learn more here: http://1.usa.gov/17zQJot

via American Rights at Work on Facebook

And it’s not like everyone can just boycott Walmart, either.

I mean, obviously, some people can and do, but let’s face it…there a lot of people who, for whatever reason, can’t boycott Walmart. Really low prices are part of it, but what if you live in an area where Walmart is really the only true food source you have access to? Some people have no option other than Walmart, so they wind up subsidizing everything listed above without any true say in the matter.

I guarantee you the head honchos at Walmart know that, too.

^ Excellent point. You should avoid Wal-mart if you can afford to avoid Wal-mart. The executives make it a point to open Wal-marts in poorer areas and push out local businesses. They know what they’re doing. They WANT to make their crap the only option. And for many people, it is. But if you can afford to shop somewhere else, do it. Otherwise? Keep on keepin on.

WalMart also pushes food that is unhealthy, and is more expensive for healthy food.  They charge us extra to be healthy.

And their employees are forced to rely on the social safety nets, it’s horrible. All to increase their profit margins further, as I bet each store has WELL over $1 mill net. So Walmart could pay more.

(via whatwhiteswillneverknow)

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my table needs more small things.

my table needs more small things.

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