Progressive Wal-Mart. Really. #11

Sebastian Mallaby writes a little bit about the litter side of how Wal-Mart actually helps people. It helps the buyers for one because of the extremely cheap prices that they can sell their products at, which helps many American families who have low income. Especially in the food department many people who shop at Wal-Mart make 35,000 which is low income and they are able to shop here to get what they need to survive. He writes that this company is built like many other companies not to help people but to gain profit, which I think all businesses truly want money over happier employees. He also writes that a reason why Wal-Mart gets put down so much is its a big company everyone knows about it so people are going to talk. I think also that people tend to only write about the bad about something, because it makes for more interesting news. So even though Wal-Mart is unfair they are still teh leading retail store, so who's fault is it Wal-Marts for wanting to be profitable company or the people who still put money into it everyday?