A trip through the Christmas section at Walmart by Kige Ramsey

One of the many things I have learned on this Adventure is how greatly the different stores differ between decoration themes. The stores targeting the Second Estate have far more religious imagery than do more proletariat stores like Walmart, Lowe’s, Penney’s, and Target. It surprised me, as Christianity seems to have largely lost the American lower class. Cheap commercialism, pornography, gluttony, licentious behavior, alcohol and drug use, and other degrading habits and vices have proliferated. These behaviors have resulted in -- or perhaps are the results of -- the lower class turning away from Christianity, which have resulted in the proliferation of profane Christmas decorations. The secularization of the American lower class is quite worrisome, as any Kantian would appreciate, for social structure.

Did you see how Kige grabbed the Kentucky nightcap off the rack? As soon as he finished with his commentary on the cap he tossed it to the ground. What a selfish, dismissive act of social breakdown and disrespect. Good citizens and people who respect and love others would never treat a public space like Walmart like a waste ground. This is more an affront to social order than littering cigarette buds.

I hate glitter too Kige

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TulaneLSU

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I hope your fireplace sets your house on fire on Christmas eve

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Did you see how Kige grabbed the Kentucky nightcap off the rack? As soon as he finished with his commentary on the cap he tossed it to the ground. What a selfish, dismissive act of social breakdown and disrespect.

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its like a straight macho TulaneLSU

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Kige Ramsey, born December 25, 1986

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Yikes. He looks 45

takes santa hat off the rack to look at it

throws it on the shelf instead of putting it back on the rack

typical walmart customer