majority of employers favor raising minimum wage

[UncleBuck]

Our gas is $2 a LITRE.

That'd be approximately $7.50 a gallon.

Fucking retard.

i pay $3.75 a gallon and get 20 miles per gallon. that's the average in america.

you pay $7.50 a gallon and get 40 miles to the gallon, if you're on average for europe.

in the end, we both pay the exact same amount to go the exact same distance.

fucking retard.

 

[UncleBuck]

The us fares well at 25.4 MPG vs Irelands 30. 15%? Massive!

europe is averaging 40 mpg, dumbass.

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/17344368/ns/business-the_driver_seat/t/us-stuck-reverse-fuel-economy/#.VEBH3WBX-uY

 

[NoDrama]

US average is 25.4 MPG not 20. http://www.autonews.com/article/20140403/OEM05/140409928/average-fuel-economy-of-new-u.s.-vehicles-rises-to-25.4-mpg

Ireland Average is 30 MPG not 40 http://www.theaa.ie/AA/Ezine/AA-Ezine-February-2011/Drivers-wising-up-to-fuel-economy.aspx

For Stormfront buck, facts are mostly a guessing game.

 

[NoDrama]

europe is averaging 40 mpg, dumbass.

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/17344368/ns/business-the_driver_seat/t/us-stuck-reverse-fuel-economy/#.VEBH3WBX-uY

So Ireland is the same country as Italy?

Try comparing country to country instead of Continent to country.
Notice your link has no citations for their claims? another instance of "high ranking Economists" by Stormfront Buckeroo.

 

[Hazydat620]

europe is averaging 40 mpg, dumbass.

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/17344368/ns/business-the_driver_seat/t/us-stuck-reverse-fuel-economy/#.VEBH3WBX-uY

Because americans feel like less of an american with anything smaller than 4 cylinders.

 

[UncleBuck]

US average is 25.4 MPG not 20. http://www.autonews.com/article/20140403/OEM05/140409928/average-fuel-economy-of-new-u.s.-vehicles-rises-to-25.4-mpg

that's only for one type of NEW cars, it does not include all types of new cars or even all types of automobiles.

FAIL.

Ireland Average is 30 MPG not 40 http://www.theaa.ie/AA/Ezine/AA-Ezine-February-2011/Drivers-wising-up-to-fuel-economy.aspx

OMFG what a retard you must be. that says nothing about what the average MPG is in ireland, dipshit.

For Stormfront buck, facts are mostly a guessing game.

for you, lying relentlessly is only par for the course.

 

[UncleBuck]

So Ireland is the same country as Italy?

Try comparing country to country instead of Continent to country.
Notice your link has no citations for their claims? another instance of "high ranking Economists" by Stormfront Buckeroo.

they cited the civil society institute, actually.

you reading compensation, it fucking sucks.

 

[NoDrama]

that's only for one type of NEW cars, it does not include all types of new cars or even all types of automobiles.

FAIL.



OMFG what a retard you must be. that says nothing about what the average MPG is in ireland, dipshit.




for you, lying relentlessly is only par for the course.

Here, just to allay your fears that you might actually be right....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_economy_in_automobiles#Europe

WOOPS!

 

[NoDrama]

they cited the civil society institute, actually.

you reading compensation, it fucking sucks.

http://www.civilsocietyinstitute.org/who.cfm

WOOPS, nothing in there about fuel at all.

They cited a looney left wing think tank and you accepted it.

LOL credibility? None at all.

 

[Harrekin]

that's only for one type of NEW cars, it does not include all types of new cars or even all types of automobiles.

FAIL.



OMFG what a retard you must be. that says nothing about what the average MPG is in ireland, dipshit.




for you, lying relentlessly is only par for the course.

It says 30MPG, right in the link.

The AA are the Automobile Association, they sorta know their shit.

 

[UncleBuck]

It says 30MPG, right in the link.

The AA are the Automobile Association, they sorta know their shit.

it SUPPOSES 30 mpg. wipe your drool and work on you reading compensation.

 

[UncleBuck]

http://www.civilsocietyinstitute.org/who.cfm

WOOPS, nothing in there about fuel at all.

They cited a looney left wing think tank and you accepted it.

LOL credibility? None at all.

you shitty reading compensation isn't my problem.

 

[Harrekin]

it SUPPOSES 30 mpg. wipe your drool and work on you reading compensation.

It's "supposed" from the data they've collected, some call this mathematical endeavour "statistics".

A math graduate like yourself should know that.

Oh, didn't graduate?

Didn't even finish?

Too bad, so sad.

 

[UncleBuck]

It's "supposed" from the data they've collected

then show the data.

 

[fr3d12]

If I stay around 50-55mph which I have to do a lot of the time on the rural roads I get on average 9 miles per litre, if memory serves there is 3.81 litres to the US gallon so without doing the exact math that's about 34-35mpg.
My car engine is a 1.6L and on average I spend 90-100 euro per week.

 

[callitgood]

Well it works here, free education for all young people and education+welfare for the unemployed.

You arguing against educating people so they can get a better job instead of languishing on the minimum wage, which will always be the floor (hint: that's why it's call minimum)?

You're not even good at being a lefty.

Interesting fact, hillary clinton publicly advocates affordable higher education, then turns around and charges hundreds of thousands of dollars to speak at universities.

 

[Ceepea]

No argument for your shitty min wage statements? Better talk about something else to ease the pain....

 

[Antidisestablishmentarian]

I guess this belongs here:

Stevenson covers other oft-cited reasons to raise the minimum wage, including the argument that, adjusted for inflation, the minimum wage would already be above $9 an hour. But inflation rates can both rise and fall, which means a minimum wage that truly kept up with inflation since its inception in 1938 would only be $4.12 today—not the current $7.25.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/realspin/2013/04/17/the-record-is-clear-minimum-wage-hikes-destroy-jobs/

 

[NoDrama]

I guess this belongs here:

Stevenson covers other oft-cited reasons to raise the minimum wage, including the argument that, adjusted for inflation, the minimum wage would already be above $9 an hour. But inflation rates can both rise and fall, which means a minimum wage that truly kept up with inflation since its inception in 1938 would only be $4.12 today—not the current $7.25.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/realspin/2013/04/17/the-record-is-clear-minimum-wage-hikes-destroy-jobs/

They were using Stormfront Bucky Big Mac inflation, there is no inflation according to Stormfront Buckeroo.

 

[Harrekin]

They were using Stormfront Bucky Big Mac inflation, there is no inflation according to Stormfront Buckeroo.

There's never been inflation, ever.

That's why I can buy a pound of sterling silver with a £1 note.

Right?