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Walmart sees gun culture for what it is: a huge liability

This is not Sam Walton's America.

Children are outfitted for the first day of school with bullet-proof backpacks that fearful parents purchased along with pencils, crayons and erasers.

Grade school teachers learn the protocols of active shooter drills, highly aware that their split-second decisions may mean life or death to their students.

Shoppers case out store exits and scrutinize fellow customers, just in case a mass shooter shows up in the toilet paper aisle.

None of these grim realities is

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