>I wouldn't want to encourage a backlash among people who are barely
>getting by trying to buy necessities at a depressing store.
There would also almost certainly be media reports looping someone from the 40% saying "why are they doing this to me?" There was lots of that happening during the Los Angeles riots/uprising in 1992.
>Walmart has to be open to do business; but if it's open anybpdy can
>walk in. Just mill around in the aisles, block traffic, accumulate a
>cartload of cheap shabby krotz, wait patiently in the checkout line,
>then abandon it at the register.
Why not do that at places where the 1% hang out? Like the opera. I know there are opera fans here, but I'm guessing most of you sit in the cheap seats and don't go on opening night.
http://sfciviccenter.blogspot.com/2006/09/opening-night-at-opera-1.html
http://articles.nydailynews.com/1999-09-28/news/18111494_1_protesters-opera-patrons-lincoln-center