Thursday, November 10, 2005

Anti Wal-Mart Groups should see Gary Indiana

There is an economic theory being kicked around right now that espouses "planned" or "managed" growth. A heavy emphasis is placed on members of government protecting society from those with a profit motive.

This is anti-growth radical left, marginal socialism, at its best.

In the closing minutes of the new documentary "Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price," triumphant activists proudly point to vacant lots in their various communities. Their message: They were going to build a Wal-Mart here, but we stopped it.

Vacant lots. What a victory.

And what a perfect symbol of what's wrong not just with the anti-Wal-Mart ideologues, but the whole anti-development, anti-globalization, anti-everything left.
We will have that same choice in many of our 2006 elections. Don't get fooled by socialism in sheeps clothing.

No comments: