Pinworm
Well-Known Member
because quite frankly who would settle for minimum wage?
Again, dummy. No one ever SETTLES for minimum wage, they are caged by it.
because quite frankly who would settle for minimum wage?
I feel like dancing and spitting in someones mouth....powerful stuff.
that's correct, facts are facts.
race being mostly a social construct nowadays, the racism gets added by the person making sense of the facts.
in other words, facts aren't racist. you are.
but at least you admit it. case closed, no need to sidetrack things like sketchy etchy does.
it should probably be higher
when you have someone that has earned minimum wage all their lives but have not bothered to up-skill, diversify or re-educate - that isn't something raising minimum wage will fix.
Again, dummy. No one ever SETTLES for minimum wage, they are caged by it.
They may be able to hire a load of accountants and lawyers and avoid some taxation, but one also has to consider the cost of avoidance (lawyers and accountants don't work for minimum wage) and then the cost of compliance for the taxes they do pay.
Just because there is a loophole doesn't make it a free ride.
Yes they do. When you don't up-skill, diversify or re-educate you are settling for mediocrity.
Even for those with low SES - are you implying there are no programs?
Bro, even volunteering your time with charities will be seen as a big plus by prospective paying employers. It's all about boosting your experience. Diversify.
Ok, I understand the humility if a first job and I think in a way it could build character to work for pringles. But, the people on the bottom work harder than anyone. They earn their money just like you, another day.....another fuckin dollar. You deserve to have a living wage.
and despite right wing brainwashed utopian communal delusions, there will always be people at the bottom. not everyone can bootstrap up even if they try their hardest and wish on reagan fairy dust.
which is why that point is moot and not even worth addressing, the issue we are addressing is how we will treat those working poor at the bottom.
some people, like bignbushy, try to delude themselves into thinking that the bottom is a delusion, that no one they know works for that little thus no one really earns that little.
and none of them dare bother to actually run numbers or learn from actual, concrete, real world examples.
it's sad and pathetic that people are so averse to simple facts.
facts and evidence are anathema to the right.
Facts are the product of racism in this statistic
They deserve minimum wages.
As we grow older and wiser we tend to "work smarter, not harder".
When you don't up-skill, diversify or re-educate you are settling for mediocrity.
Show me some programs that I can join. I'm intrigued.
volunteering your time with charities will be seen as a big plus by prospective paying employers. It's all about boosting your experience. Suck cock, suck cock, suck cock?
Show me some programs that I can join. I'm intrigued.
Youre right. They work harder than most people.
You know why?
They don't know how to work yet.
They deserve minimum wages.
As we grow older and wiser we tend to "work smarter, not harder".
If that doesnt 'click' I'm not sure how to help you any further.
only an idiot would think I was implying that. If a company can spend $60k to save $100k, they are going to write a check for $60k.you seem to be arguing that the army of highly paid lawyers and accountants outweighs the tax savings these companies enjoy.
only one problem once again: lack of empirical evidence.
if what you were saying were true and saved them no money, they wouldn't bother to hire that army of eggheads.
really, everyone is glad that you failed so spectacularly in your attempt to become a lawyer. you are not fit to iron my shorts.
DO SOMETHING for yourself!
You don't need any damned Programs.
I love this. Enslave the young and mediocre......this thread would be gone but its worth it
even though some people do settle for the bare min, plenty of people are trapped by it. it's called the cycle of poverty, and multiculturalist mudscuttles did not invent it.
it's easier to put your life on auto pilot when you've got some funds. when you are dependent on $290 check to $290 check, even the little things are a bigger hassle. you might not have the money to do your grocery shopping all at once rather than day by day. it's all part of the poverty trap, and it is tough as hell to escape.
this bootstrap argument is semi-utopian and ignorant of cold, hard reality.