Reply #116: Suggesting that

[LWolf]

there are other places to get necessities at low cost than Walmart is not evidence of classism.

I suggested just that in a recent thread; is this thread in response to that one? Just for the record:

I come from poor working people. I lived in more than a dozen run-down apts, not counting the times we had to stay with others to keep a roof over our heads, growing up with my single working mom. As a young woman, I sometimes lived in cars or tents. With my 2 young kids. There was a time when I fed my toddler, myself, and my unborn child from church potlucks and soup kitchens. I DON'T NEED TO BE TOLD BY ANYONE THAT CRITICISM OF WALMART SPRINGS FROM CLASSISM OR PRIVELEGE.