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Nov 27 2008

Thanksgiving Shopping

Published by mxyplix8 at 11:56 am under current events, my life, politics Edit This

There is something that I would really like to know, when did holidays in this country become shopping days?  I remember not too long ago, I am talking less than three years ago, when everything was closed on Thanksgiving Day.  I am hearing from the shoppers in my family that many chain stores such as K-Mart and chain restaurants like Ruby Tuesday are open.  This complete disrespect for the American people and American labor needs to cease.  This country really needs to re-evaluate itself and the way it views the world, and, somehow, in these economic times, it still appears that consumerism is of vast importance.  This consumer-based economy cannot and will not last much longer.  It is a notion of the 20th century, and like many things from the 20th century, it should be left there.

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One Response to “Thanksgiving Shopping”

  1. Desireeon 15 Dec 2008 at 4:07 pm edit this

    My mom works for Kmart, and every employee has to work 4 hours. No matter what. No one gets Thanksgiving off. In order to thank them, the company supplies food, but it is Thanksgiving. Most people are leaving to go make a meal, or coming in after having eaten. It is really just a slap in the face. However, it is one of their biggest grossing days of the year. It is really sad; people should be home with there families not getting the jump on holiday sales.

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