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"Free" in the sense that they have the 1st Amendment right to do so. Not in the sense that they actually can, especially once Walmart gets to be a significant c

by s73ver 9y ago

"Free" in the sense that they have the 1st Amendment right to do so. Not in the sense that they actually can, especially once Walmart gets to be a significant customer to them.

refurb 9y ago
How is that any different than any business that has one large customer? And if you're creating a valuable product at a good price, then you have leverage over Walmart. If you're selling a commodity, then be prepared to get squeezed. That's how it should work.
- s73ver 9y ago
  No, that's not how it should work at all.
  - refurb 9y ago
    Really? So if someone else charges a lower price for the same product, I should be protected from a loss of business? That goes against our entire economic system. We'd still be driving shitty expensive cars if that were true.