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Gen BROCK
Electroninc
Disaster Looting
Shelves
in Walmart stores in Springhill and Mansfield, LA were reportedly
cleared Saturday night, when the stores allowed purchases on Food Stamp
cards even though they were not showing limits.
[Full cart]
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stores stepped into the breach when computers that handled
EBT
sales crashed. Panicked consumers were evidently
informed en masse by
text
messages and hopped immediately into their 4x4s;
destination
Wallyworld. The pic speaks for itself. When computers
suddenly went
back on line, one woman was detained because she rang up a bill of
$700.00 and only had .49 left on her card. Others simply left
their carts
and hot-footed it out. The modern version of store looting. The
chance of restoring this
nation to its former glory is now nil. |
Tommy Smith
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How dare you. These are the needy and you want them to starve!
ReplyDeleteTim
The old ways are the best ways I always say. This is a problem begging for an old fashioned solution.
ReplyDeleteBottled water on food stamps? Who do they think they are? JOhn KErry?
ReplyDeleteLt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick
The old ways ; pre 11/23/63
ReplyDeleteOur local Wally has cameras at the registers and, by reviewing their records, could, only the receipt number, tell my wife in which grocery bag they had placed a paperback book she had purchased and couldn't find. Sure enough, she had placed that bag with its other contents in the pantry and hadn't emptied it. Point is, what with both the EBT card for ID, and, Wally's camera records, these EBT thieves can be confronted.
ReplyDeleteHow do you figure word spread so fast about Walmart honoring the EBT cards despite the glitch? 0bamaphones.
ReplyDelete"The old ways ; pre 11/23/63"
ReplyDeleteIf that's the best you've got, OK. I was thinking more along he lines of pre 1/1/1863 myself.
"How do you figure word spread so fast"
ReplyDeleteJungle drums.
Springhill and Mansfield. Northwest Louisiana.
ReplyDeleteLumber (now mostly pulpwood) and once upon a time, oil and gas country. I heard that fracking is starting another, smaller, oil/gas boom up there...but I reckon oil field work is too strenuous for the welfare crowd.
jd