Wal-Mart USA promises to Stock Abortion Pill Plan B in all Stores, No Exceptions

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Wal-Mart USA promises to Stock Abortion Pill Plan B in all Stores, No Exceptions
Planned Parenthood claims victory after legal intimidation through army of lawyers and key political allies in state governments
By Peter J. Smith

NEW YORK, April 10, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Planned Parenthood is claiming another victory today in its decade-long war with Wal-Mart saying the retail giant will revise its policy over emergency contraception and mandate that its pharmacists distribute Plan-B “without delay,” and “without judgment.”

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Thats shocking, I never thought in a million years a company like wal-mart would bow under pressure from planned parenthood. I don’t really care though, I wouldn’t go into Wal-mart even if someone paid me to.
 
Maybe they should have threatened to close all of their pharmacies rather than submit to Planned Parenthood.
 
Well, I guess we have to get on another email campaign. Anyone have the email address for head office?
 
I have not shopped at WallMart in years they have always supported Abortion this is no surprise.
 
I don’t shop there either… First of all, their merchandise frequently is from slave labor nations. They treat their employees substandardly and now they have knuckled under to not promote life. Not only that, they have been the scourge of all little mom and pop businessman, nationally.

All the Walmarts in the world can shut their doors and wouldn’t bother me a bit.
 
stbruno said:
I don’t shop there either… First of all, their merchandise frequently is from slave labor nations. They treat their employees substandardly and now they have knuckled under to not promote life. Not only that, they have been the scourge of all little mom and pop businessman, nationally.

All the Walmarts in the world can shut their doors and wouldn’t bother me a bit.
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Correct you are. The “Walmartization” of America has hurt our economy in many ways…they have forced themselves into our lives, becoming “indispensible”…how do we start a boycott of a mamoth like this???:confused:
 
JimmyBoy92 said:
Would it be bad to shop in a mall that has wal-mart.
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I wouldn’t think so.

But would Sam’s clubs be included in this as well? :confused: I know it’s based with WalMart but I don’t shop at Walmart… just Sam’s club.
 
nichjake said:
Thats shocking, I never thought in a million years a company like wal-mart would bow under pressure from planned parenthood. I don’t really care though, I wouldn’t go into Wal-mart even if someone paid me to.
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Amen to that!! I also would not shop at Wal Mart. Not because they “drive the little guy out of business,” but because you can’t find anything in the stupid store that wasn’t made in China. Wal Mart and China go good together. Wal Mart the abortion pill and China’s policy of FORCED abortion. Chinese boys have to go to other countries to find a wife because the vast majority of girls are killed. Where’s the women’s lip movement on this.
 
Zack:***Not because they “drive the little guy out of business,” but because you can’t find anything in the stupid store that wasn’t made in ***China.
You don’t see a connection in the above 2 facts:blush: 🤷 🤷
 
Amolibri said:
Zack:***Not because they “drive the little guy out of business,” but because you can’t find anything in the stupid store that wasn’t made in ***China.
You don’t see a connection in the above 2 facts:blush: 🤷 🤷
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No, no connection whatsoever. The “little guy” would not be driven out of business if all the people refused to go into a Wal Mart and spend their money. Wal Mart is a big box building sitting on a lot of land. Period. Time and again, I’ve heard people complain about Wal Mart doing this or that. Wal Mart doesn’t do a thing. They can’t force people to come and spend their money. It’s the people that shop at Wal Mart that drive the “little guy” out of business. I’d go to a family run small business and pay 50 per cent more for the same item I could by at Wal Mart. No thank you. I like NOTHING about Wal Mart, but stop shopping there and they will go out of business.
 
hm that’s just terrible. wal-mart -1.

about wal-mart, ive heard about the labor situation and small business situation. i still shop there as i don’t think those warrant the inconvenience yet. i really don’t know much else about it. who can point me to a more objective and reliable source on why i shouldn’t shop there? (basically if it has exclamation points, big fonts, or claims without references i don’t want to read it.)
 
This is really distressing. 😦

My parents are retirement age and I am in the process of moving into dog grooming full time, which will enable me to bring in enough money to substantially make things better in our home. However, at present while I’m saving for equipment and the construction of my groom room, I can only chip in a little of what I make with my online store. At this point, Wal-Mart prices are about what we can afford on weekly budget.

The only solution is to keep going places that support our small weekly budget until I have my shop up and running and bringing in the income we need along with my father’s janitor job and his SS. Is there something I can do to make up for shopping at Wal-Mart? Unfortunetly there are some of us who can’t afford boycotting the place in town with the best prices. Any suggestions? 😦
 
i’d say that’s a reasonable excuse to buy from them. you can still lobby for change, and i wouldn’t call you a hypocrite for it.
 
Well, gosh…of course that’s true…but they HAVE forced people to shop there…by controlling the marketplace and being “the only game in town”!
There are places in the US where there is NO other place to buy… The connection is obvious…why do you think all the products are Chinese??? That’s what I was referring to. You are very naive if you think that anyone is able to compete with a monster such as this. You may have a choice in your town…or have the $$ to buy more expensive goods…but most do NOT.
 
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