#ImNotThankfulFor Walmart employees whining that they have to work, when thousands in the military have to work overseas every holiday
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Bad Advice (@ThatsBadAdvice) November 22, 2012But, but … retail workers!
Funny how Walmart employees are crying about working tomorrow. Well there are some people who have to work also they're our Military.—
Jamie Lasker (@JamieLasker) November 21, 2012
That puts the Walmart Black Friday strikes in perspective, doesn’t it? Here is some more perspective:
Thanksgiving in Afghanistan theleafchronicle.com/article/201211… via @leafchronicle—
101st Airborne Div. (@101stAASLTDIV) November 23, 2012
Photo: A Blackhawk helicopter makes a pinnacle landing in the mountains of Afghanistan in support of Pathfinders facebook.com/photo.php?fbid…—
101st Airborne Div. (@101stAASLTDIV) November 21, 2012
How soldiers from the 101st Airborne Division spent their Thanksgiving in Afghanistan.
shar.es/6md25 http://t.co/8c8xoSE3—
aqv (@aqv21) November 24, 2012
But some people had to work at Walmart. RT @aqv21 How soldiers from the 101st Airborne spent Thanksgiving. shar.es/6md25—
Jim J (@anthropocon) November 25, 2012
Bingo. That is how pitiful and shameful the entitlement mentality has become.
As always, we stand in solidarity with our brave soldiers. We are forever in your debt.
