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this same argument was presented in the 1930s

Your idea cannot possibly work. You obviously don’t know anything at all about economics. The average blue collar yearly income is 60k...

That makes no sense. A corporation shifting their labor costs to the taxpayers does not constitute the corporation "living beyond their...

It's getting there.

Perhaps that's the case. My take is the rhetoric more closely resembles that of corporatocracy. It's not anti-government in as much as...

One qualifies for benefits based on their income, not on their expenses (except for expenses related to having kids). If they’re getting...

Welfare leaches on society. If a company pays someone so little they are still on welfare, the company is the one on welfare. We as a...

It is the heart of the conversation. Companies such as Walmart have paid such low wages that the government subsidizes the workers to...

You first called a minimum wage law designed to keep full time workers off of public assistance programs "legalized theft" then later...

Out of curiosity; what term would you apply to a company with earnings of $14.563 Billion (2023) shifting labor costs onto taxpayers?

The national average salary in the U.S. in Q4 of 2023 was $59,384 That'd make it $19.13 an hour. If the original federal minimum wage...

Your head is in the past. That waiter won't get past the bank's HR department these days.

The covid lockdown revealed something, however: The low-paid jobs that turn out to be essential to society. I think there is a strong...

That's why there is the consideration of raising the age. Either that or raise the amount all the young are paying. I'd say at least...

It's also the response in the Litanies after each petition.