Well, the other thing is this: how do you really know that the other stores are so altruistic and well intentioned? Do you think that Whole Foods shares our values? Who are they? What charities do they contribute to?
Look, I understand you're concerned with doing the right thing and I do respect that. But in this world, maybe I have enough to worry about already.
if you have children, you are busy, true, but dont you worry about their health? the products they use? eat?
walmart gets free land, little-no taxes and coaches their people to apply for socialized heatlh care...all that affects your children...
you are concerned where they go to church, right? who they are around there,right?
so why not any other facet of your life?
N one is talking about the stores being perfect, but they do not act and treat people like Walmart...tghe Whole Foods near me have a waiting list before and since the depression started for work..2 yrs ago, put in a pp for P/t work, no openings then or now...good benefits,etc..
Being Catholic also has to include how and where we shop and how those companies treat others, Catholicism does not stop at the door of the Church......
as to where does others give, easy enough to look into....
again, spend some time not here at CI, but watching the movie....
rmember, being a Catholic parent means educating self and family in every facet of life....no doubt you are busy, but soo too are the elitists out to poison your kids.....Walmart is also helping spearhead the RFID chip and help Govt test it...does that concern you? hope so...
no company is perfect, but walmart's track records is tax beenies, poor wages, poor benefits for employees.that is not something a Catholic can say "hey, I'm too busy" or "hey, dont care my kids have GM foods and cheap Chinese manufacturing"...being Catholic is not only beleif, but everyday practice....or it is not ones faith, really..
I understand that fiances are tight and you are very busy, but take what I say under consideration, also, watch the movie: