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WalMart's Response to Hurricane Victims

WalMart, that much-maligned Atlas of the Retail world, the largest private employer in the United States of America, has been responding from the beginning to the victims of Hurricane Katrina. I have been catching snippets of it here and there on the radio or occasionally on line, but most mentions of WalMart have been about how its outlets were looted in the chaos after the storm.

In The Agora has a great if incomplete listing of the ways that WalMart has aided the communities affected by the hurricane. They also have a predictable litany of ungrateful socialist complaints after the article, begrudging the wealthy of every dollar that is not donated. Please stop by and give them a piece of your mind.

Thank you, WalMart. For this and all that you stand for.