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More on the conservative case against Wal-Mart
I just came across this post on the Neighborhood Retail Alliance's blog. Here is an excerpt:
There is a strong conservative undercurrent, one that we believe will also manifest itself on Staten Island, against over-development and mega-development. Pundits like Malanga, Richard Schwartz of the Daily News and Greg David of Crain’s underplay the importance of small business, particularly neighborhood retail, to the quality of life in a community and as a result fail to grasp the true nature of opposition to companies like Wal-Mart.
Posted by Brendan - June 17, 2005 01:26 PM - General