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In response to "Of course, the difference is, do they have any apparatus in place to investigate/eliminate this behavior?" by Will Hunting

I really don't think we can say it's seemingly no without more information.

Posted by ty97 Sep 15 '09, 07:26

Even with Wal-Mart's control program in place, undercover news could certainly find employees successfully shoplifting. Because control programs aren't 100% successful.

That doesn't mean that ACORN has a good control program in place. But two or three isolated incidents aren't proof that they don't, either. It only gets us to the point of needing to question and review the control program and its execution.

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These 3 incidents are enough for me to be quite happy they can't draw a dime of federal money. - Will Hunting Sep 15, 07:28 4
- If these were finance folks, skirting the law to hit their profit and sales targets, we'd have the whole company facing the wall right now. - TFox Sep 15, 07:29 3
  - the voter registration thing is a separate issue, but I would note that they're not allowed to not submit any registration forms, for very good reason - Reagen Sep 15, 07:34 1
    - and they've gotten kicked off of helping out with the 2010 Census to boot -- nm - znufrii Sep 15, 07:34
  - actually, we'd probably be heralding their success as a harbinger of an economic turn-around until it all falls to pieces years down the road. -- nm - znufrii Sep 15, 07:31

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I really don't think we can say it's seemingly no without more information.

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