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Wal-Mart - The High Cost of Low Life
This brilliant documentary outlines the affects that huge conglomerates have on their employees, on surrounding businesses and on the 'little people'. An eye-opener and a must for all people to see. <
>An insight into off-shore factories and the human-rights issues - simply to bring goods into these stores at a lower cost. <
>Wonderful to see how many communities have reacted to Wal-Mart encroaching on their environment. <
>As a result, I think twice before I purchase goods made off-shore - particularly when they are really really cheap.

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Excellent yet so morbid, I couldnt watch the whole thing
Despite being very left-of-the-centre (or so I believe) and a small business owner too I just felt my heart break watching this documentary. <
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>Just how the poverty line with the people that lost out cause Wal-Mart moved in and those that work for it made me realise the truth and evils that may come with a corperation, and how much it resembles a virus. <
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>I just couldnt finish it. You might enjoy it if you can stomach watching peoples lives get destroyed by this sort of a company, but i couldnt. <
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>I gave my copy to a local high school for their social sciences classes that grades 10-12 take.

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wally world
Every one should watch this documentary. Walmart's corporate policies are not in the best interest of the country. The Walton family should be ashame to be seen in public. To be so wealthy, and to do so little for the less fortunate is incredibly selfish. I haven't shopped at Walmart for many years and unless I see significant improvement in their policies, I won't be shopping there for many years to come.