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Julius, no one is trying to insult them. I'm not necessarily trying to bring them down either. I'm trying to collect evidence that there is a widespread problem and demand widespread change. If educating them is the way to go, fine, but it's going to take more politics than that. I know how corporations work, they only make change if it's cost effecient. By showing the world what they are doing, they will lose business, if they want to get it back they will have to make ssome major changes and stick to them. Other organizations have tried the education route, and while I agree that's part of the solution, I really think it's going to take more than that. PetCo isn't stupid, it's just not cost effective to educate the employees and its not cost effective to keep appropriate conditions either. If our actions result in their sales declining dramatically, then it WILL become cost effective for them to set things up right. It's about money for them. THat's the angle we have to use.
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