bearkat42
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Maybe everyone should come and work for you. You just said that you're paying teenagers about $60 grand a year, right?With 5% unemployment rate what are you bitching about? everybody has a job, be happy.
Maybe everyone should come and work for you. You just said that you're paying teenagers about $60 grand a year, right?With 5% unemployment rate what are you bitching about? everybody has a job, be happy.
So which hospital are you a neurosurgeon at again?
Why do you believe taxpayers should subsidize businesses that don't pay their employees a living wage?
No, I'm telling you that every full time job in America should pay a living wage
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_wage
99% of the economic gains generated in the country is going to the top 1% of earners and people are working for slave wages. The picture is a little more complex than just the unemployment rateWith 5% unemployment rate what are you bitching about? everybody has a job, be happy.
Why do you believe taxpayers should subsidize businesses that don't pay their employees a living wage?
No, I'm telling you that every full time job in America should pay a living wage
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_wage
These people don't want facts. They want to continue to believe that if they work hard, they'll be in that 1% as well. You know, pulling themselves up by the ole' boot straps. BULLSHIT99% of the economic gains generated in the country is going to the top 1% of earners and people are working for slave wages. The picture is a little more complex than just the unemployment rate
why are restaurant businesses closing in Seattle?
Denmark doesn't have the defense budget we do...nor the litigation...
Seems to me that was a mistake on McDonalds part to begin with. The expectation that the market will always remain the same is naive at best. Furthermore, why do you believe American taxpayers should pay for McDonald's mistake?Is it not feasible that some businesses (like McDonalds) were founded based upon the expectation of offering teenagers meager part-time jobs? Cashiers, burger-flippers, etc?
And 40 years later these jobs are now to be paid like a "profession"?
Please, get real.
These people don't want facts. They want to continue to believe that if they work hard, they'll be in that 1% as well. You know, pulling themselves up by the ole' boot straps. BULLSHIT
Seems to me that was a mistake on McDonalds part to begin with. The expectation that the market will always remain the same is naive at best. Furthermore, why do you believe American taxpayers should pay for McDonald's mistake?
"I started my cotton business in 1855 expecting to use cheap and readily available slave labor, now my business can't survive because I have to pay my previous slaves actual wages!"
Well, woe is you..![]()
But you have no problem with the government looking after these companies? These companies expect the government to look after them, but that's cool I guess.I continue to believe that if you dont look after yourself you cannot blame a corporation, the government nor any other agency for your own failures. Expecting someone or something to take better care of you than yourself is simply foolish.
pays him what he thinks he is worth regardless of his financial output and contribution to the company.
While you are at it...
What should a part time job be able to pay and how many hours does that qualify for? 39.5??
But you have no problem with the government looking after these companies? These companies expect the government to look after them, but that's cool I guess.
Yeah, you're right but you have it completely ass backwardsBusinesses manipulating government is directly proportional to the power that government has over the businesses.
No, I think the whole system is corrupt. However, the only way to reform the system is to remove the centralized power and move it back down to the local levels. This is 180 degrees from what government wants to do. Businesses manipulating government is directly proportional to the power that government has over the businesses.
You cannot ask the fox to guard the hen house and expect change.
And yet all of your outrage seems to be directed at the workers.No, I think the whole system is corrupt. However, the only way to reform the system is to remove the centralized power and move it back down to the local levels. This is 180 degrees from what government wants to do. Businesses manipulating government is directly proportional to the power that government has over the businesses.
You cannot ask the fox to guard the hen house and expect change.
That's the game, get the middle class to hate the poor, so instead of the poor and middle class who are both being collectively fucked over by the rich joining the same team and effecting change, divide and conquer. Lots of interesting books on this subject. Check out Richard Wolff's youtube channel, he gives pretty good talks about once a month, lately they've been extremely relevant considering the economic situation in Europe at the momentAnd yet all of your outrage seems to be directed at the workers.