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wallmart ireland

randomperson12 · 2013-12-30 22:26:29

there should be a wallmart in ireland mabye not a big as the buildings the have in america but have the same products

30-12-2013 10:26pm

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there should be a wallmart in ireland mabye not a big as the buildings the have in america but have the same products

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#2 30-12-2013 10:26pm

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plus irish stuff

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#3 30-12-2013 10:30pm

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There should be loads of more varied locally run stores in Ireland.
These do not exist because of "wallmarts"

Or where you being sarcastic! sorry I can't tell honestly.

Anyway, my point is that we have less and less choice on goods when big corporations take over, because we lose diversity.

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#4 30-12-2013 10:31pm

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small ones that are run by locals like you said

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#5 30-12-2013 10:43pm

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This topic isn't suited to this forum. Perhaps try a forum that deals with consumerism.

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