The customers. Fucking lunatics.
Walmart killing: who's fault is it?
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Posts: 691 (11/29/2008 7:56 PM) |
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rokhas1yummybumbum |
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Posts: 11957 (11/29/2008 7:58 PM) |
yankeefanNcali wrote:Oh yeah, that's a great idea. We need more cops. People can't control themselves. Material items are way to important. It's ok for people to act like animals. It'd just be too much to ask for people to behave like compassionate human beings. |
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 dawn9476 |
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Posts: 14366 (11/29/2008 8:21 PM) |
The customers. We are not savages. We live in a civilized society. People should know better.
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ThaaosHoochie |
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Posts: 75 (11/29/2008 8:22 PM) |
Ninido wrote: I do believe other stores handed out tickets for those in line; if you don't get the ticket, you can't get the item. Walmart seems to be the one mostly in the news each year for stampedes and injuries though. It's sick that no one stopped to help the guy, but Walmart should have taken past Black Fridays under consideration and enforced a ticket policy. |
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dear lady |
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Posts: 37752 (11/29/2008 8:23 PM) |
I think it's the people who physically ran over him instead of maybe STOPPING's fault.
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SuperheroPip18 |
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Posts: 21788 (11/29/2008 8:26 PM) |
I blame the person that didn't teach OP the difference between who's and whose.
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LostYoMind |
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Posts: 6729 (11/29/2008 8:27 PM) |
dear lady wrote: if they stopped they'd probably have gotten trampled too |
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malism |
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Posts: 2727 (11/29/2008 8:28 PM) |
The psycho ass customers are to blame! Are you kiddng me? I really don't see what in the fuck is wrong with people anymore!!
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PlaySka4me |
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Posts: 18688 (11/29/2008 8:30 PM) |
I agree with what most said in here: BOTH. I hope Wal-mart gets sued like woah over this. And I hope the disgusting pigs that came into contact with this guy
during that mess (and they know who they are) are haunted by their nauseating behavior for the rest of their lives.
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LostYoMind |
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Posts: 6731 (11/29/2008 8:33 PM) |
jjb is so weird, they hate fat people and suggest they exercise more often. Then a bunch of fat ass walmart shoppers take to running and everyone hates them
again.
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rokhas1yummybumbum |
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Posts: 11964 (11/29/2008 8:45 PM) |
Wow. This country really does have a sue-everyone for everything mentality. Wal-mart shouldn't be sued over people acting like wild animals. Everyone
should have been held inside wal-mart when it happened, and they should be sued...and if that's too difficult just shoot them. There's no need for
those kinds of people in this country.
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timberpond02 |
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Posts: 32108 (11/29/2008 8:49 PM) |
i think it's both of their faults. this happens every year. someone gets seriously injured or killed on black friday at a walmart. they haven't done
anything to try and prevent it either. i think they should start some sort of line-up thing outside the door so people are more organized while entering the
doors.
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Pliant Pineapple |
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Posts: 42581 (11/29/2008 8:53 PM) Funniest JJBer '06
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rokhas1yummybumbum wrote: 
Uh. Anyway, Wal-Mart has had trouble with crowds at their stores in various cities prior to this year. They should do like the other more cautious stores do, using lines, limited number of customers allowed in the store at any one time, and other intelligent crowd control methods to prevent the big crush. They've encouraged the big rush/crush in the past and should stop it NOW. |
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harmnybunny |
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Posts: 14375 (11/29/2008 8:56 PM) |
dawn9476 wrote:I know with the amount of people crowding into the store, it must've been hard to actually feel the body on the ground, but I can't believe no one even tried to help him get out of that mess. |
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LilZacBop |
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Posts: 7028 (11/29/2008 8:56 PM) |
Both - Walmart should have had some sort of system set up where only so many people were allowed in at a time based on how they were lined up (let 20 in, then
the next 20, etc) But the people waiting should have acted like humans and not animals as well.
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BlackStilettos |
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Posts: 22213 (11/29/2008 8:56 PM) JJB Fashionista '09
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LostYoMind wrote:Yeah, I was thinking about that this morning. If anyone bent down to help the man, they definitelywould have been trampled as well. While I think both Wal-Mart and the customers are to blame, I'm assigning 51% of the blame to the customers.  While, yes, Wal-Mart should have provided
ample security in the form of qualified security guards AND policemen for quality crowd control, the customers should not have barged into the store in the
manner they did. Most of those people were adults; grown ass people who knew better, but chose to behave like idiots to save, what, $50-100? On the other hand,
Wal-Mart had NO reason for not hiring more security personnel. And they should sotp making it a point to claim that there are only a minimum number of hot
items in the store; every single person who wants said items wants to be one of the ten or twenty who is allowed to have it. We live in a very, very selfish
society.
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