Funding the cause of a murderer?

Would a nation­al cor­po­ra­tion as suc­cess­ful as Wal­mart, will­ing­ly engage in the fund­ing of activ­i­ties that cre­ate an atmos­phere where the lives of two police offi­cers are tak­en?

Is it fair to say that Al sharp­ton could be par­tial­ly respon­si­ble for the deaths of these two police offi­cers?  The answer is No, its not but when you go out and enflame and enrage a com­mu­ni­ty against the police and then some­thing like this hap­pens, then there is a cer­tain lev­el of respon­si­bil­i­ty there.

Could it be that this sto­ry might in some way be true?

Some say that it is pos­si­ble that the activ­i­ties of Al Sharp­ton con­tributed to the deaths of two police offi­cers.

But even if that were not the truth that it cer­tain­ly seems to be, would it not be a bad thing to sup­port and fund activ­i­ties that are like fuel­ing riots, loot­ing, arson, crim­i­nal acts?

Come on Wal­mart are you tru­ly this depraved that you do not see the con­nec­tion between Al sharp-ton and a tri­al of mas­sive vio­lence, burn­ing build­ings, burn­ing cars, the life sav­ings of those very peo­ple he claims to be try­ing to help?