Sunday, May 12, 2013

Moms Working At Walmart Earn Less Than They Need To Feed Their Kids


Instead of bashing Wal-Mart why not attempt to establish a dialogue? Wal-Mart isn't a job where people will get rich. If you want that go into investment banking. And yes the company can do much better with the wages and benefits, but let's face it some of the workers are transient. For those workers who stay longer Wal-Mart should definitely recognize and pay them accordingly. But the constant bashing of the company when they do create jobs and attempt to keep product prices down is ridiculous. What about McDonalds, Burger King, Target, Kohls, etc?



130 million people shop at Wal Mart. Do we want the company to leave America?
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Monday, May 6, 2013

Chris Kluwe: Gay Rights Advocacy More Important To Me Than Football (VIDEO)


Did Brendon Ayanbadejo get all this coverage when he was released? Of course Ayanbadejo said his being released by the Ravens had nothing to do with him being outspoken for gay rights. I think some are reading to much in them being released. "Wanna be startin" something..."



http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/05/brendon-ayanbadejo-cut-ex-ravens-gay-rights-age_n_3020806.html
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Brendon Ayanbadejo: Release Not Related To Gay Rights Support, 4 Players May Come Out Soon


Another player bites the dust: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/robjh1/chris-kluwe-released_n_3224019_250760180.html



Kluwe should be just as outspoken as he was with gay players and be honest on why he was let go so the conspiracy theories want take hold. If Brendon Ayanbadejo can speak out so can Kluwe.



I must say it is rather interesting how the media has played both releases on the down low. I wonder why?
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Outspoken Gay Rights Advocate Chris Kluwe Released From Minnesota Vikings


Oh please! Stop with the innuendos! The NFL of all the sports leagues (according to the media including HP) is ready for gay players. The timing, perhaps, is a coincidence that Kluwe was released, and he never once said his team or anyone in the NFL wanted to silence him. There are other outspoken players. Stop looking for the bad. From what I've been reading currently there are 4 gay NFL players looking to come out. We don't want to scare them with this story. http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/archive/segment/gay-nfl-player-may-come-out-soon/5150eaeb02a76042e500005b
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Sunday, May 5, 2013

Moment of Truth


Once again a black man (as history has shown us) puts it all out there and steps up to the plate for all. Who will benefit?
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