HALL OF SHAME: a failure to meet your own standards of behavior
PIGS AT THE TROTH
Johann Wagener 3-13-13
Johann Wagener 3-13-13
They feed on the masses who blindly consume the junk they serve and will literally stomp each other to death breaking down the doors to get more.
My pick of the lot are the Walton’s who are superb at this form of debauchery contaminating the country with massive “super” junk yards that are reminiscent of episodes from “The Walking Dead.”
In America we call this success;
. The Walton family: Christy Walton and family ($28.2 bn), Jim Walton ($26.7 bn), Alice Walton ($26.3 bn), S. Robson (Rob) Walton ($26.1 bn), Anne Walton Kroenke, ($4.5 bn), Nancy Walton Laurie ($3.9 bn)
The Walton family is the richest in the U.S. and heirs to the retail juggernaut Walmart. They collectively claim 0.14 percent of the country’s entire wealth, or to put it another way, they are worth as much as the bottom 41 percent of all Americans combined. Their legacy is a grotesque business model that depends on pushing down wages and sinking living standards for millions of Americans. Rob is chairman of the board of directors of a company that pays its full-time hourly employees an average of $12.50 and has a policy of keeping them part-time so they don’t even earn that. The Waltons are big-time funders of conservative causes, with special emphasis on undermining public education. Jim Walton, who serves as the chairman for the Walton-owned Arvest bank, is particularly active in injecting his family’s ill-gotten gains into politics
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