"...decreed that the Walmart employees were not entitled to be treated as one class -- because they worked in so many different places under myriad bosses -- the Supreme Court effectively reinforced the advantages of corporate scale..."


"...Walmart successfully immunized itself against legal action aimed at rectifying alleged abuses through the very same feature that makes it so powerful to begin with: its status as the largest retailer on earth, large enough to dictate the terms of commerce..."


"In a sense the court has said, the banks we have were too big to fail, with Walmart we have too big to sue," said Ken Jacobs, the chair of the labor Center at University of California-Berkeley.


This is going to set the standard for all other big corporations to follow. You can't sue the big dog, but you can sue the small parts that compromise the big dog. It essentially puts the corporation above the legal structure we have. Saving Wal-Mart is like saving the banks, they'll continue ripping the profits and making the Millions regardless.

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