Walgreens

Today, June 6, 2016 I was scolded by a clerk (white) and by the manager (hispanic).
I find that both were narrowminded for putting pressure on me to purchase the newspaper I had neatly placed back to its place in the rack.
I mentioned to them their narrowmindedness by telling them that if I was forced to purchase the newspaper we ALL, daily customers and not customers, including all Walgreens employees would have to purchase whatever they grab in their hands to entertain themselves at any moment during their working hours or off hours !!
No magazine would be sold if people does not do what it is common sense to do when you are browsing for something! Even if you only find 2 lines that are inportant to you during your search!
Give me a break. I am NOT the kind of customer or visitor of a place that will leave leaving everything unorganized or untidy and not the way he or she found it! Yes, I am speaking to you, to that kind of people to set an example! That is the kind of people Walgreens should be against and set rules to by displaying NOTICES of NOT READING IS ALLOWED IN STORE.
I wonder if that also would go for the area of magazines when we have to grab the boxes to read them all the way thru to make sure that we will not get sick with our choices?
Feedback is needed here. Many thanks in advance.