Whole Story

I spent a lot of time on this forum composing a message on this "Amazing Shrimp Sale This Friday" blog that perfectly fell WITHIN THE POSTING GUIDELINES, about why as little people we do not care for the word "shrimp." Now it's come to our attention that the moderators want nothing to do with little people's issues. I've came back to this blog entry to read, what I expected to be many replies to my post and to post thanks for the support to the people that came out in support of my message and I find that the moderators at Whole Foods did not even approve my heartfelt and emotional message that fell WELL WITHIN THE POSTING GUIDELINES. Whole foods doesn't want our message on their forums, then I guess that they probably don't want us in their stores either. At this point I am going to spread the word about Whole Foods not caring about little people's issues and Whole Foods complete disregard for the issues we as little people have. I only hope that I can find the same quality of food elsewhere because I, as a little person, am now boycotting Whole Foods and intend to spread the word in hopes that others in my community will feel the same way. Thank you very much. Discrimination against little people is nothing less offensive than racism is and there is absolutely no place for it in today's society. We'd like to think that we've left the discrimination behind and then we run into national chains like Whole Foods that would rather just sweep us under the rug instead of standing by our side and letting us express our feelings in a perfectly polite and calm way in a forum that is perfect for our message to be spread. We may be little in size but our voices are just as loud as any normally sized person, perhaps even louder because we are, as a necessity, a tightly knit community with friends and members across the nation. And believe you me, we stand together like any group of people that you've ever seen.