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UPDATE – For some complementary reading:
Why Conservatives Must Engage Urbanism | The American Conservative
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Ouch!
I remember when I first went into a Walmart. I was wondering when I would see all the obese white trash that they were making fun of in the Internet.
Turns out that this Walmart was in Vancouver.
Oh well.
Not really much different than other marketing hype – i.e. this dream of urbanism:
http://www.smartgastown.com/home.html
That’s funny I went to the Walmart in Queensborough and the patrons didn’t look any different than the people shopping in Pacific Centre. But it is fun to mock suburbanites, isn’t it?