Citing "shrinkage" as a factor in recent poor performance, Wal-Mart is instituting a number of anti-shoplifting policies, including prosecuting first-time offenders who are as young as 16. What do you think?
"As a sovereign nation, Wal-Mart has the right to create and enforce whatever crime-prevention laws it sees fit."
Karyn Wallach • Speech Therapist
"Hopefully, by marshaling the full might of their legal department against teenage criminals, Wal-Mart will be able to keep the price of my Speed Stick at $2.00 and I won't have to buy it on Amazon."
Lee Sandusky • Unemployment Office Clerk
"America has a bright future in store. If our youth can single-handedly bring down the world's most powerful retailer, then there's nothing they can't do."
Arthur Griffin • Systems Analyst