Nostra
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- Oct 7, 2019
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Thanks for proving my post.It clearly shows the cost of Labor. Show me where your 15.1 percent number says the same thing.You don't know the difference between "cost of goods sold" and "operating expenses", Moron.It clearly states Labor costs at 3.6 percent. Prove me Wrong, right winger. I love being Right, even though I am on the left.Not my list.Post your list again.Ok kid, I'll hold your hand one time. Scan down the column of numbers until you find 15.1%. Then look to the left (ask someone which direction that is if you have to) and tell me what costs that 15.1%.Show how I am wrong.Exactly. That proves you are an idiot.I see Labor costs at 3.6 percent.Forget economic theories, he can't even look at a table and see simple numbers.How do you want me to "argue" with someone lacking in even the basics of economic theory, Daniel? It's quite obvious that this is a subject that you're totally ignorant about. So you'll spout nonsense that you heard in your Political Science class and I'll laugh at you.You never had a valid argument for rebuttal did you, Oldstyle.Never took a single Economic class...did you, Daniel?Simple math, right wingers. Even more difficult than simple English, right wingers.Why don't you learn simple English and then respond? They would be paying taxes if you raise the wage enough. Nobody takes right wingers seriously about economics, the law, morals, or politics. Right Wing fantasy is all they seem to know and understand.What? That might be the most clueless post of the day! People that make minimum wage don't pay Federal taxes, Daniel! So you think you can raise their wages to the point where they do and that will fix the deficit problem? You don't really know much about economics...do you?Raise the minimum wage until the Poor pay their fair capital share of the tax burden!
There should be no upper limit to markets.
So you're going to give them more money in order to take it away? That works in your economic model? Do yourself a favor...read Thomas Sowell's book on economics...specifically the chapter on minimum wage policy.
I have no confidence in your ability to follow these simple instructions.
And you are clearly too stupid to even scan down a column of numbers.