> Coming from Walmart's perspective, I'm assuming it just seemed like a smart business decision rather than something maliciously intended. I think that's exac

> Coming from Walmart's perspective, I'm assuming it just seemed like a smart business decision rather than something maliciously intended. I think that's exactly what the parent comment was criticizing: >> Ugh. I think that this sort of attitude (which was my initial reaction too) is a big part of what's wrong with our current economy. To restate: what's wrong with our economy is that we evaluate things, first and foremost, on if they're a "smart business decision" or not. That leads to "smart business decisions" are shady when looked at from many other perspectives.