When will there be a Wal-Mart in Australia?orWhy isn't there already a Wal-Mart in Australia?
153173
Good gosh, man, you DON'T want a Wal-Mart if you can avoid having one!!!!
1110869
Nope. Gone already. Be prepared to work at McDonald's and Wal-Mart your whole life because America's ability to manufacture ANYTHING has been sold overseas. It's called "outsourcing", the death-knell of America...
738053
walmart, kmart, really anywhere. i would check at walmart then see how much kmarts are.
98235
Why do you want to. Walmart will bring in more jobs and is a good place to shop ,cheaper then most.A good place to work.
60928
What, are they selling those in WalMart now, or what? Gosh...what is this world coming to.
1022089
Absolutely not.\n\nhttp://www.walmartmovie.com/\n\nYou want an explaination - go to that site and get a copy of that movie. You will never shop at Wal-Mart again.\n\nWal-Mart does not create jobs - it creates more cases of unemployement. It forces other businesses, especially locally owned businesses, to close because they cannot compete with Wal-Mart. Sure, they hire a bunch of people when a store opens, but because they are putting other businesses out of business the unemployement rate stays the same.\n\nAnd a local business cannot just lower their prices to compete with Wal-Mart. It's not that easy. Wal-Mart gets HUGE government funding to build their stores and keep their business running, but the little guy, the small business owner isn't allowed such luxuries.\n\nWal-Mart has also been very bad about hiring illegal immigrants - taking jobs away from American citizen living in communities. And whatever you've been told - not all Walmart products are made in the U.S.A. They pay a lot of Chinese workers next to nothing to produce goods for their stores.\n\nAnd did you know... there is an employee emergency relief fund that Wal-Mart has created for their employees and their employees have given MILLIONS of dollars to this fund, but the owners of Wal-Mart, the Waltons, who are billionaires, gave only $6,000 in one year.\n\nMost Wal-Mart employees are not well paid. Most of them can't even afford to enroll in the company's health insurance program. What does Wal-Mart tell them to do? They are refered to government funded programs. So the taxes you pay from your job help Wal-Mart employees get health care - it sounds noble and all, but it is money that could be spent on more important things like education, but since Wal-Mart doesn't want to give their employees affordable health care the American public pays for it instead.\n\nThese are just a few reasons.\n\nhttp://www.walmartmovie.com/\n\nWatch it.\n\nWal-Mart was NOT made by a black guy and why would that make it any better or worse?
539169
it is available at Walmart.
537534
Wal-Mart has bought Asda here now, we also have Tesco, Somerfield, Waitrose, Kwik Save, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Netto, Aldi, Lidl and possibly others that I've forgotten.\nAnd if it's just top-up shopping there's plenty of corner shops and newsagents :)
440087
There's one not too far from there (It might be most an hour drive). It's near K-town (Kaiserslautern). It's a decent sized wal-mart. Still different than the ones in the states but it has pretty good prices. :)
528796
wal mart but we call it wally world
758710
I think it has to do with a "david vs. goliath" ideology.  Everyone wants to see the little guy prevail, this includes all retail stores except wal-mart.  It's also easy to parody because wal-mart is saturated the US marketplace, where other retail stores haven't gone coast to coast, or global for that matter, yet.
815758
Don't we do that already? I thought it was called Wal-Mart.
163445
The most logical place to get one would be Wal-Mart.  I suggest going there.
701711
It looks like "Jackeroo" is the house brand for K-Mart Australia, so you could go there to ask for instructions, or perhaps they could order a set for you.\nhttp://www.kmart.com.au/ourproducts/camping/default.asp
264515
Been to Walmart lately?  The vast majority of their items are made there.  Bunch of junk if you ask me.  They buy for pennies and sell for dollars, not to mention that they routinely put american manufacturers out of business and switch to a foreign suppliers.  Great for Walmart, but at the expense of product quality loss of US jobs.  How do they expect us to buy their products if we don't have jobs to earn money to purchase those products?
975342
Very mixed feelings here...certainly there are some socio-economic considerations involving any Walmart store, but do we really want to empower government to the point that it can decide where people should conveniently shop in their community?\n\nOverall I guess I would likely oppose any ban on free enterprise and so I would oppose the San Diego city council decision...\n\nJust a thought...
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