ridiculous. and sad.
WTF? That’s the world we’re living in I guess.
Read Bill’s post in Type Your Thoughts and then read this.
This not what the holidays are about.
This worker was probably sitting around the table with her family last night talking about the things she is thankful for despite having to work at Wal-mart for a living…and then…blammo…
I can’t wrap my head around this at all. When will people learn that there is a lot more to life then buying cheap crap?
From that story above, UNREAL…:::
The cause of death was pending.
A 28-year-old pregnant woman was knocked to the floor during the mad rush. She was hospitalized for observation, police said.
Three other shoppers suffered minor injuries, cops said.
Before police shut down the store, eager shoppers streamed past emergency crews as they worked furiously to save the store clerk’s life.
"They were working on him, but you could see he was dead, said Halcyon Alexander, 29. “People were still coming through.”
Only a few stopped.
“They’re savages,” said shopper Kimberly Cribbs, 27. “It’s sad. It’s terrible.”
This story reminds me of 12-3-99! It was the 20 year anniversary of fans entering the Who concert getting trampled in Cincinnatti. I was about to see the Phish at the same venue that night and it was creepy. These are the kinds of things that happen in these situations. No doubt some heads will roll and lawsuits will be filed.
WalMart is evil.
Do you feel that all the people that trampled that worker should be tried and imprisoned for that workers murder? I do. Wal-mart should be shut down as well.
They should have locked the doors…
reviewed video tape…
and if you are in the store and one of the people who barged past the people trying to help, I say you should be hung from the gallows pole.
Bring back extremism!
Or at the very least, some form of punishment for people who kill other people.
wow, that shit is crazy.
i was just thinking yesterday how i like thanksgiving better than christmas because it was just people getting together because they appreciate each other with no pressure to buy anything.
did people really camp outside of Circuit City?
There were people camped out in front of many different stores here in central NJ. It’s madness I tell you, madness.
whoa.
what are we gonna do now?
we got to move these color TVs