@ExternalObserver Agree
@Sal2lee I have a cousin in Pittsburg and she reflects it.
Notice the first link below doesn’t even mention Walmart and the 2nd link is a bald-faced lie.
I went to Walmart before work at 11am today (across the street from work) and can tell you the parking lot was less than 1/2 full and the store was as well, when it’s usually jammed at that time. The parking lot was the same 1/2 full coming home at 5pm.
There were NO Pride displays and some clothing intermingled in the general clothing racks; in children’s (toddlers) and teens but, not in adult sections. Most the people with kids were Hispanic and breezed by not even noticing Pride, nor were there any such items in their baskets. I think they feel very secure in their culture. (Macho Baby!)
The sparse workforce looked exhausted and a bit on edge. Guess the bosses told them people were going to kick their asses but they appeared to know better.
See LGBTQxyz lie below, still no mention of Walmart. Used to have a little girl in my neighborhood who couldn’t say ‘WALmart’; it came out ‘MARmart’. I loved it and still call it Marmart to this day!