Walmart has long been the target of organized labor.
Left-wing unions know that when it comes to wages and benefits, as giants like Walmart and McDonald’s go, so goes the industry.
All of which explains why the liberals, to include many in the media, celebrated a misguided teenager’s expletive-laden effort to embarrass Walmart.
In fact, The Wrap’s John Levine called the man identified as Jackson Racicot, “heroic.”
And what did the hero do?
Racicit commandeered the intercom system at a Walmart and launched into a rant, concluding with a series of F-bombs.
“Attention all shoppers, associates and management. I would like to say, to all of you today, that nobody should work here. Ever,” he begins.
After voicing his beef with managers, Racicot closes with this classy send-off: “F*ck management, f*ck this job, f*ck Walmart!”
Levine shared a video of the immature stunt on Twitter, adding: “Heroic Walmart employee Jackson Racicot dramatically quit his job over his store’s live intercom system. Cheers can be heard as he slams down the phone.”
Heroic Walmart employee Jackson Racicot dramatically quit his job over his store's live intercom system. Cheers can be heard as he slams down the phone
“Fuck management, fuck this job, fuck Walmart!” pic.twitter.com/iH2dVEOsNE
— Jon Levine (@LevineJonathan) December 15, 2018
And, yes, people can be heard in the background cheering the dunce — one can only imagine what a joy he must have been as an employee.
The cheering likely more in support of the proverbial little guy up against a behemoth like Walmart, or a reflection of misplaced anger at the retail giant’s success, than actual support for an individual they know nothing about, or the circumstances of his employment.
According to The Hamilton Spectator, Racicot, 17, lives in Alberta, Canada.
But before you lose all faith in humanity, the reactions online include plenty of condemnation for the act, with social media users only too happy to share a few life lessons with the “zero.”
Here’s a sampling of responses from Twitter:
He heroically went back to his parents house so they could support him for the rest of his life while he wastes his life away on social media complaining about life being too hard
— [M] (@MasterCode_13) December 15, 2018
So… in this age of people feeling like they have to record every single thing they do in life, I say… good luck with that. We’ve ALL had shit jobs, dude. The “ hero” part comes when you are mature enough to handle it properly.
— Qurious2know⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@Qurious63) December 16, 2018
Hero? A hero? We’re talking about him being a hero? pic.twitter.com/VFVsP78Z9x
— Caleb Box (@calebbox) December 16, 2018
This will look great on a resume
— Norcal Cav (@ToddTraut) December 16, 2018
Everyone to blame but himself. Portrays himself as a perfect employee and everyone else as awful. Tells me he was the source of his own problems.
— JamesG (@TheBigJamesG) December 16, 2018
This is a heroic act?
Where is the heroism, quitting a job because probably he was too lazy or incompetent and lilkely didn’t measure up.
He has a promising future ahead, probsbly best for him to jojn antifa— Xiexie (@xieouyang) December 16, 2018
Seems like thr ultimate act of passive aggression.
Rather than confront the true offenders, he announces it over a tannoy…
Reminds me of how people act on Facebook.
On that evidence, he was probably part of the problem.
Still, entertaining though ??
— Maxx Dynamic (@DynamicMaxx) December 16, 2018
Yup. Have fun getting another job, kiddo. Especially after this.
— Angus O’Hara (@Angus_0hara) December 16, 2018
There are right ways and wrong ways to do things. You can dislike and even talk out about Wal-Mart all you want, but doing this solves nothing. The fact people are condoning this much less applauding is pretty telling about our generations view on how to solve a problem
— Matt Smothers (@smothers1690) December 16, 2018
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