I don't understand the 99% support for two spoiled brats fighting for control of the family

[CK_John]

supermarket business??? It's not even a publicly held corporation, no stock involved.

Is this just a good "master" vs a bad "master" thing.

[randys1]

1. Spoiled brats? TWO?

Seems one of them wants to do ALL The right things by EVERYBODY and the other wants to do what Walmart does daily, make profits while destroying communities and families.

Yeah, they both may come from wealth, but one of them is acting like a responsible adult, the other is acting like a republican.



p.s. it is easy for me to care about the employees and the community, even though I dont own any stock

but that is just me

[CK_John]

2. But tomorrow the good master will probably become the bad master to stay in charge or Walmart could

buy the chain and both masters could retire.

[canoeist52]

3. Actually we customers are fighting for affordable food for the 99%.

This chain has the good fresh food and at the lowest prices in the area and treats their employees decently. We don't want to lose this.

[CK_John]

4. Hoping for crumbs instead of demanding all merchants provide for their employees.

Maybe some of these demonstrations will rub off on Wall Street.

[betterdemsonly]

5. Not sure what you're talking about

Who? What? Why? When?

[panader0]

7. You need more information in your post.

Not everyone is aware of the Market Basket problem.

[demwing]

9. who parked a market

up your basket?

Relax, mango

[TBF]

8. People appreciate working for people who treat them

decently. I'm not sure what is so hard to understand about that.