Old Guy--

Yet again--will you ever learn to read what other people post, rather than attempting to bury us under absurd cut-and-pastes---which I guarantee we will not read?

The rest of us are capable of making our own arguments--but you have a severe problem doing that.

One more time, with feeling---as you yourself have pointed out--no "character assassination" here, in contrast to yours with Wolfgang--Walmart had other options to do something about the problem. Specifically it could have done what the defense firm did--and actually pay its people above the Maryland median income. Then there would have been no need for any action of this kind by the Maryland legislature.

However, sometimes you need to be hit by a 2 x 4 to get your attention. Walmart obviously needed it. And still they stubbornly refuse to do the decent thing--by their own employees.

And still you whine about the unfairness of "targeting" Walmart. Walmart could have easily avoided the problem. Now tell us why they did not do so.