Re: Kansas firm sells candid Wal-Mart videos

I have always argued against personal and direct attacks here at the COW. That's the rule. But, as in life, there is another rule that says that for every general rule there is a great and glaring exception to that rule. Shift happens.

When I see someone blatantly state that betraying a trust is a good thing to do, I will always challenge that as I think it is a ridiculous posture to take. It will always destroy your credibility in the end and when you do it publicly to a company the size and power of Wal-Mart -- and then encourage others to do it -- you are giving our industry the kind of black-eye that will have far reaching repercussions.

Me, I think that is not only bad advice but idiotic advice and I don't mind saying so.

If you disagree, please don't ever see me about work of any kind.

Ron Lindeboom