I think the point is that Wal-Mart IS providing wh...

2009-06-04T22:19:59.779-07:00

I think the point is that Wal-Mart IS providing what their customers want. At least what many of their customers want.

If some customer has a desperate need to listen to Green Day utter every vulgarity known to man to a screaming guitar and banging drums, they can hop down to the local music store or jump on iTunes and buy the "EXPLICIT" version. No harm, no foul.

But the truth of the matter is, if I ever DO buy a Green Day album, it will ONLY be from Wal-Mart, because I'm not interested in buying one with a Parental Advisory sticker on it.

So Green Day should thank Wal-Mart: they're broadening Green Day's demographic!

PJ I do agree with your point and think that Gree...

2009-05-29T20:42:31.480-07:00

PJ

I do agree with your point and think that Green Day has missed the mark. However I think they would also say that Walmart is limiting the experience of their shoppers and would be better serving the customer if they sold what people wanted; regardless of their personal corporate policy. ON a side note I think you would actually agree with many of their political views... as long as the language was cleaned up.

Comments on MyndFood: Wal-Mart vs. Green Day (Go Wal-Mart!)

I think the point is that Wal-Mart IS providing wh...

PJ I do agree with your point and think that Gree...