You don't get this many psychopaths in one room by accident.look where it gets you ... ignored propagandist on an obscure internet platform.
You don't get this many psychopaths in one room by accident.look where it gets you ... ignored propagandist on an obscure internet platform.
The US and Israel have been doing that for 70 years and countong. The lack of justification point to to both parties being bat-shit crazy and you are having an orgasm from cheering the slaughter on. Are you beginning toi see why you and your kind are no longer fit to hold down and job let alone the ones that control the weapons.AN especially good market for tech companies that make lazer guided missle systems and remote controlled bombs.
The world is $75T in the hole. That hole was created under a capitalist system so your comment just took that title.Stupidest comment you have posted yet. You now have cliffy beat.
As long as they keep paying interest life is good. Especially if you own bank shares.The world is $75T in the hole. That hole was created under a capitalist system so your comment just took that title.
The world is $75T in the hole. That hole was created under a capitalist system so your comment just took that title.
Thanks PM Harper .Economies function at varying degrees of soundness.
You generally want to reside inside of a place that has a sound economy.
In the Great Wipeout of 2008 Canada proved itself a good place to be when the debt hit the fan - which it will.
In debt to whom? Jews from Mars?The world is $75T in the hole. That hole was created under a capitalist system so your comment just took that title.
yes thanks Mr Harper for taking over after 11 straight year of balanced/surplus budgets and putting us back on the debt trainThanks PM Harper .
yes thanks Mr Harper for taking over after 11 straight year of balanced/surplus budgets and putting us back on the debt train
I know as a conservative you had to do it.
It is and you don't.As long as they keep paying interest life is good. Especially if you own bank shares.
Is that what it means ? Those stinking rotten to the core capitalists are greedy . Then again minimum wage was never meant to be a living wage .
therefore people making minimum wage were never meant to be alive?Is that what it means ? Those stinking rotten to the core capitalists are greedy . Then again minimum wage was never meant to be a living wage .
Wow , pretty elastic stretch there .therefore people making minimum wage were never meant to be alive?
the natty mind is an endless puzzle
As usual, you don't have a clue what you are talking about...Is that what it means ? Those stinking rotten to the core capitalists are greedy . Then again minimum wage was never meant to be a living wage .
Why would people stay in a minimum wage job when other options are available ?As usual, you don't have a clue what you are talking about...
n the more than 75 years since Congress first enacted a federal minimum wage — at 25 cents an hour — lawmakers have increased it nine times, reaching the current level of $7.25 an hour in 2009. And with every increase the same objections have been raised. Today, instead of dismantling these arguments on my own I decided to get a little help from President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who had to fight Republicans, conservative Democrats, the Supreme Court and corporate leaders to pass the initial minimum wage in 1938.
Objection: Raising the minimum wage will hurt business and reduce employment.
“No business which depends for existence on paying less than living wages to its workers has any right to continue in this country.” (1933, Statement on National Industrial Recovery Act)
Objection: $10.10 an hour is too much, maybe $9.
“By living wages, I mean more than a bare subsistence level — I mean the wages of a decent living.” (1933, Statement on National Industrial Recovery Act)
Objection: Once you add in public assistance and tax credits, $9 an hour is plenty, and business could survive that.
“Do not let any calamity-howling executive with an income of $1,000 a day, who has been turning his employees over to the Government relief rolls in order to preserve his company’s undistributed reserves, tell you – using his stockholders’ money to pay the postage for his personal opinions — tell you that a wage of $11.00 a week is going to have a disastrous effect on all American industry.” (1938, Fireside Chat, the night before signing the Fair Labor Standards Act that instituted the federal minimum wage)
More:
https://takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/03/07/f-d-r-makes-the-case-for-the-minimum-wage/