As horrific as this incident was, it's not surprising. The recent incident at WalMart is by no means the first incident of this nature that has taken place. If the stampedes that occurred in various areas throughout the country over the Cabbage Patch dolls in the early to mid 1980's, where there were brawls, and one person even ended up with a broken leg, plus the stampede that took place in Cleveland some years ago by a crowd waiting to get into a Who concert, due to the fact that only one of the eleven gates to the arena where the concert was held was to take place, resulting in the death of at least one person, or possibly more, for example, are any indication, this is yet an indication of how people can and often enough do behave when they can't get enough of something they want soon enough. It's bestial behaviour, and it reveals a facet of human nature that's extremely primitive, greedy and vicious, not to mention calloused, on the face of it. Behaving in such a bestial manner over things, whether it be a concert, merchandise, or whatever is inexcusable, but I do think that, in the case of the concert, the city was responsible for this too, for failing to open all the gates to the arena so that people could enter from all sides, without suffocating others,
the way they should've done. Our dog-eat-dog consumerist culture brings out the very worst in human nature.

If these stores are going to open early in the morning and create a scenario where people are going to be fighting each other to get items they should be held responsible when someone gets hurt. I had to go with someone to Best Buy last year and they seemed to have it under control, even though they had some great deals. They had a detail officer ready at the door, some of their "yellow shirts" walking around and people were told to stand in a straight line, and someone would come out and give updates. Then two hours before the store opened they came out and handed out tickets, forst come first served. I got the impression that if any of us even thought of rushing the door they wouldnt think twice about calling in the swat team lol. There was no reason to rush the store because all the really great stuff was represented in the tickets.

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