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A 58-year-old Wal-Mart employee who said he "couldn't take it anymore" lit himself on fire in a parking lot near the Bloomingdale store where he worked late Thursday night and was later pronounced dead at a hospital, authorities said this morning.
In an interview, his son said his father went to work last night with nothing seeming out of the ordinary. "This had nothing to do with the economy. I want to make that clear," he said, adding that the family may never know the reason for the public
In an interview, his son said his father went to work last night with nothing seeming out of the ordinary. "This had nothing to do with the economy.
Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
reply to post by DimensionalDetective
wow such denial from his son
In an interview, his son said his father went to work last night with nothing seeming out of the ordinary. "This had nothing to do with the economy.
This had nothing to do with the economy? i think it played a role people just dont kill themselves if they have a job, but it seems he might have know of a layoff thus couldn't take it anymore he killed himself.
I wonder his son is denying the economy let me guess defending obama?
You say he didn't show the signs. What are the signs of someone capable of taking their own life? I think that everyone is capable of it, and there really are no standardized signs from those who actually want to accomplish this. The people who show, what some might take as the common signs, are the people who are actually looking for help and not entirely convinced that suicide is the solution they will choose.
he certainly showed no signs of being someone who would take his own life.
In an interview, his son said
"This had nothing to do with the economy. I want to make that clear,"
Originally posted by leaualorin
reply to post by DimensionalDetective
Instead of setting fire to these (AT LEAST) , he kills himself...
F that...
no sense whatsoever!
S.ROBSON WALTON 19.7 BILLION $
JIM WALTON 20.1 BILLION $
CHRISTY WALTON 24 BILLION $
ALICE WALTON 20 BILLION $
HELEN WALTON 16.4 BILLION $
REPLY: Yeah.... that's the ticket. Let's kill those and other self-made millionaires who achieved the American Dream, provide jobs and sign paychecks, and pay for about 70% of our taxes. What a bitter, non-intelligent excuse for a human. Wait.... he's a Wal Mart employee but he works somewhere else?
Those who actually succeed in committing suicide, or make a serious attempt, have serious mental issues that never before became evident or had not been addressed by a professional.