Uh-huh. And where in my post does the word "boycott" appear? Go on, make a wild guess. And the old public v private divide-and-rule Right tactic is just soooooooooo old, even if it's being wielded repeatedly by the rich posh boys who currently rule the UK. A worker would have to be a lobotomised cretin not to see through it.

Check out Emmylou's version of this on Spy Boy.

Uh-huh. And where in my post does the word "boycott" appear? Go on, make a wild guess. And the old public v private divide-and-rule Right tactic is just soooooooooo old, even if it's being wielded repeatedly by the rich posh boys who currently rule the UK. A worker would have to be a lobotomised cretin not to see through it.

I'd love to like this song more, as it is a great SONG, but Julie Miller has the singing voice of an 8-year-old girl, and I just can't abide.
 

With 8.2% unemployment in the USA as I write this, your approach will only make that atrocious number higher, and make things worse.  The people who support your approach in this country were the ones behind the brain-dead Wisconsin recall.  That would be the recall against the governor who tried, effectively, to cut wages for public workers who made five to ten times as much as Wal-Mart employees, the same public workers who are driving the whole economy into a ditch (yes, along with Wal-Street bankers).  These (failed) Wisconsin-recall jobs are not "McJobs", and this is why our country is going bankrupt (i.e. misguided, brain-dead, support for unions).  Wal-Mart employees should organize.  That is true.  They are getting screwed.  Boycotting Wal-Mart does not help anyone though.

 

Yep, that sounds like a seriously crappy place to work. Wal-Mart have a deservedly bad rep for working conditions and pay. Consumers need to realise that cheap goods likely derive from screwed workers in McJobs on minimum wage. I'd no more buy from Asda (UK offshoot of Walmart) than I'd saw my knackers off with a rusty knife.

I used to work for Wal-Marx many years ago.  They constantly screwed me out of hours by shorting my check 15 minutes here and 30 minutes there, clocking me out without my knowledge, and requiring that I get about 50 hours work done in about 40, and I'm in HUGE trouble if I go into overtime.  I got paid 90 cents more as a department manager than the cashiers did.  Also, that whole "needs to be 8 hours between shifts" thing?  Nope.  There were many days where I worked 7am to 4pm, and had to come back in at 8pm and work until midnight or 1am, go home to sleep, and come back in at 7am.  Oh, and I still had to get the same 50 hours worth of work done.

This was more the rule than exception.  I have talked to many former employees over the years from all over this part of the US and what I went through was pretty much par for the course. 

Eff that effing place.

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I used to work for Wal-Marx many years ago.  They constantly screwed me out of hours by shorting my check 15 minutes here and 30 minutes there, clocking me out without my knowledge, and requiring that I get about 50 hours work done in about 40, and I'm in HUGE trouble if I go into overtime.  I got paid 90 cents more as a department manager than the cashiers did.  Also, that whole "needs to be 8 hours between shifts" thing?  Nope.  There were many days where I worked 7am to 4pm, and had to come back in at 8pm and work until midnight or 1am, go home to sleep, and come back in at 7am.  Oh, and I still had to get the same 50 hours worth of work done.

This was more the rule than exception.  I have talked to many former employees over the years from all over this part of the US and what I went through was pretty much par for the course. 

Eff that effing place.

You should NEVER shop at Walmart .  WALMART =

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Sorry, neither the original post to which you are responding nor your silly assumptions about the entire Universe, which appear to be based on a series of texts that you were taught to believe by people who were themselves taught, ad infinitum (or at least for a couple thousand years) the same things, have any bearing on the musical qualities of this piece. And descended from dinosaur poop? I suggest that we carry within ourselves carbon and some other elements that were once in the form of dinosaur poop, but why is this not something to celebrate and marvel at, instead of another weak effort to put down a theory that you do not appear to actually understand?

No, gravity is a law, as in Newton's Universal Law of Gravitation.  Evolution is a theory, but one that keeps being confirmed and strengthened by each successive generation's body of evidence and experimentation.  If the creation of drug-resistant bacteria isn't enough to convince you of the efficacy of Darwin's theories, then perhaps you just don't understand the science.

Emmylou's cover was a pale imitation compared to Julie.

Evolution is just a theory .... kind of like gravity.

I put the 'godsquad propaganda' complainers in the same bin as those who get apoplectic at the sight of David's penis.

Both need to get a life.

This is great music.