Re: A brief description about the story of the Disabled person sued by Wal-Mart

pretty much any insurance coverage will do this

perhaps it's a bit unfair to focus on walmart, the situation is one that
is faced regardless of where one works. it's easy to blame walmart, much
harder to have the time and energy to promote systemic change including
all those whose stories don't make the news.

dav1936531@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

On Tue, 25 Mar 2008 13:22:52 -0400, "Shelley" <noway@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

You can't be fiscally responsible all the time. Some times you just have to
be morally responsible...
Shelley

They expect us not to shoplift at their stores, and then, our respect
for moral responsibility is returned in kind with this type of
treatment of a disabled and destroyed life? A brain damaged woman,
whose son was killed in Iraq, their dedicated employee, must now
absolutely have WalMart's vicious corporate lawyers kick her while she
is down? Over a few dollars that make absolutely no difference to
WalMart's bottom line whatsoever?
Dave
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