How inferior races destroyed America's commerce

Back in the days when the American language was English and before the socialists took over, it was not necessary for a store to add 30% to a products' cost in order to cover losses from people returning merchandise for no legitimate reason.  For instance, today, it is common, even online, for a customer to return an item because after a few weeks, they changed their mind.  

In an effort to appease the weak minded, most stores will accept returns for any reason.  Companies like K-Mart will eventually be driven completely out of business as a result.  A customer buys an item for $10 and 3 weeks later discovers the same item for 3 cents less.  Since the illegal aliens and blacks receive their money, housing, transportation, and phones for free, and are not required to seek employment, they have nothing to do all day between their drugs and alcohol.  As a result, they can return merchandise and receive a refund.  

One Amazon seller I talked with recently, told me of a woman that bought a duty belt for her new security officer job.  Three months later, she had changed jobs and asked for a refund on the duty belt because she no longer worked as a security officer and did not need it.  Her petty brain could not fathom that sales are supposed to be final except in cases of fraud or product defect.  

For every dollar profit in the United States, thirty cents goes to cover the costs of returns.  An otherwise profitable floor space is allocated to returns.  Employees are hired to receive the returns back.  90% of the returns are unsellable because the package is torn and many times pieces are missing.  How many times have you seen a damaged box on the shelf and reach for another one because you do not want to have to get home and find out that some illegal alien bought it and kept the power cord and returned the rest for a refund?  

And it's not just illegal aliens.  Many blacks feel an obligation to "stick it to the man."  Most stores write the whole return off as a total loss and donate the merchandise to charity.  

There is no logical reason for a store to accept returns, except that many feel that if they don't, they will lose the weak minded, welfare customers.  There are 40 million people on food stamps alone.  Collectively, they spend half a billion dollars a month on food alone.  They represent a huge portion of the spending population.  

So in the end, the people whose taxes pay for the unwilling to work, are hit again by an invisible 30% tax every time they buy something with the money they earned.     

For the single mother that has a job paying slightly higher than welfare, that chooses to work instead of mooch, the 30% cost to the economy would give her a 30% raise if only stores would stop accepting returns.  The working poor are hit the hardest.  In many cases, this cost of accepting returns becomes the difference between a single mom working for a living and being forced to accept welfare.  

Who is it that returns merchandise?  People of character and integrity would not be caught dead in a returns line.  Honest people take personal responsibility for their actions and do not return anything for trivial reasons.  The people that return merchandise are the scum of the earth.  They spend money foolishly, knowing that they can return the item later if they change their mind.  

Returning an item actually costs the store more money than if you outright stole the item.  This is because when an item is stolen, it is written off and deducted from profits and that is the end of it.  But when an item is returned, it is not only written off and deducted from profits, but there are several employees involved that receive wages.  

Next time you are in a store and see someone in the return line, just remember that they are the scum of the earth and are costing you money personally, every time you make a purchase.  Remember that they are a part of the reason that all items do not cost 30% less.  Remember that while they have nothing better to do with their time, they are wasting the time of several others that could be doing something productive or of value.  Remember that if the person in the return line was to die, the world would be a better place.