That's the plan.

The poorer the voter, the cheaper the vote.

Saw those when I was at a mcdonalds in missouri a few months ago. It made me laugh really hard.

Next run of a liberty loving country will need to codify a prohibition on wealth redistribution constitutionally. Because the bolded is damn right.

Necessary living expenses.

 

Make up

Smokes

Alcohol

Cell phone

New cars

Yada Yada Yada

I would support burger flippers making $15, If and only if our service men and women made as much as an NFL Quarterback and had a life time petition like a senator.... Other than that....YOU TOOK THE FREAKING JOB MAKING $8 an hour SO SHUT THE HELL UP ABOUT WHAT YOU MAKE....

She's a senior in college in business management??

I have an MBA and she's fully retarded. Thinking with her feels.

Personally I am thrilled that stores and fast food chains are adopting kiosks , it should reduce overhead and make goods and services cheaper over the long haul. An added benefit is that I will not have to deal with people who can't or will not learn English and idiots who can speak English and still fuck up my order. Socialism has consequences and I hope that eventually these stupid fucks learn that.

Yeah? What would YOU know about how people in other countries live?

LOL

 
Wtf are you talking about?


Air, food, water, shelter, clothing are needed to live... ANYWHERE.  But our "poor" people here live like kings compared to some.  


I know its Thanksgiving and all but its still too early to be drunk.

You should see $130, since we are doubling wages.

Well, I dont think business owners should be forced to pay a minimum wage, but I do think that inflation has robbed the wage earner of the ability to live doing  the same work that allowed their parents and grand parent to raise a family. That is largely the result of a century of war and socalist safety nets.

What if the JOB is only worth 10 an hour? or less?

Minimum wages will raise prices of many common items.  This hurts the poor disproportionately.  Ask her why she hates the poor.

They stay unemployed, by law.

Then they have to rely on the state or break the law by working under the table.

It's almost as if it's all a plan to make more people dependent on the state or something

Why is it any of their business what I pay someone?  If they think I'm paying too little, they can pitch in.

Nailed it.......but muh feelzzzz.

The idjit, Robert Reich, is the dean at UC Berkeley Business school.  After reading his book, Aftershock, not to be confused with that more credible work of the same title by Weidemer, Weidemer and Spitzer, I understood why college grads are idjits.

Yes, I can see that. But if I have a person sitting in an office basically doing nothing but taking an occasional phone call then that job is only worth 10 an hour.
I mean they spend 80% of their time online or texting...

Yep.

An exercise in frustration.

Fucking no.

Dude, chill. It's a joke. The poster I quoted has posted pics of Brazil about a thousand times.

Methinks your pucker-string is wound a little tight...

Ask the LIBTARD.............

If/When $15 an hour becomes the min wage, what does he think will happen to the cost of living and what will the results of that be?

So, assume that the cost of living goes up.

Say that currently workers get $8 - $9 an hour and that a McDonald's big mac is selling for right about $5.  So, what will a big mac cost after the min wage increases?
What will happen to those on a fixed income who don't get a raise?
If those on fixed incomes don't go out to eat or eat out less often.  Would that McDonalds maybe close or cut back on their employees?

++++++++++++++

Then, the argument about Govt welfare for those who "don't get a living wage."  The LIBTARDS like to say that with a living wage......more people will be off of the Govt dole.  

Humm.........assuming that your employer doesn't go out of business.

If you currently got $10 an hour and collected Govt payments (food stamps, welfare, sec 8, medicaid, etc.....) and all of a sudden you got $15 an hour and were NOT eligible for those Govt payments........would you be happy?  

Well, in the SEATAC area of WA, where $15 an hour is the law.........some min. wage employees have actually asked to work less.  All so that they can continue to collect from the Govt programs.

Yup.......the problem is that, Govt freebies are just too generous to give up.  

All that..........while everyone else has had their standard of living reduced by inflation.

Then what if...........

An employer had to lay off employees or if the business closed due to the higher wages.  Do you think that the former employees would be in line to collect some "un-employment?"

Aloha, Mark

Noted.