Democrat motive for $15 minimum wage?

[Wyatt earp]

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Impressive

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What where you saying again about red States?

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August 15, 2017

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And only a minimum wage of $7.25 an hour..


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[hunarcy]

Everyone should know that this will reduce the number of entry level/low skill jobs, so what is the Democrat motive for a $15/hr minimum wage?

The answer is that this is exactly the result they want: Fewer people working and more people dependent on government programs.

Guess how they will vote?

Answer is simple

Minimum wage has not been raised in ten years. $15 will just begin to recoup lost spending power

$15 would more than recoup. Highest it's ever been in 2019$ terms is $11 in the 60's.

So why the fuck are we talking about $15 on a Federal level when our current minimum wage has been inflation battered $7.25 for a decade. How about a cool $10 first?

Incrementally raise it
$10 at first
Then $12.50 and link future increases to inflation
Congress has shown they can’t be trusted to look out after low wage earners. They do a good job looking out for the rich though

So, you'll incrementally raise inflation and SLOWLY put people out of work. Very wise....not.

So your position is that minimum wage should never have been increased

We have a booming economy. Our businesses are more than capable of raising the wage for our lowest paid workers

My position is that the minimum wage is for beginning workers and workers with no skills. Therefore, it should not be more than $7.25 an hour, to encourage workers to get training that would help them earn more money or trade their experience for better positions..

 

[rightwinger]

Beautiful city, beautiful state

The Electric Boat Company got its start building submarines for the United States Navy in Elizabeth, New Jersey, beginning with the launch of USS Holland (SS-1) in 1897. These pioneering naval craft [known as A-Class] were developed at Lewis Nixon's Crescent Shipyard in Elizabeth between the years 1896–1903.[3

Rutgers has many locations, but theCamden campus is the most dangerousof them all. Camden, New Jersey ranks as the third most dangerous city in America on Neighborhood Scout.Apr 10, 2018
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There were 23 murders in Camden in 2017, the lowest in the city in three decades, part of a significant decline in violent crime since 2012

Camden is also the proud home to the USS New Jersey

Only 23 murders and 100,997 rapes and robbery's..

Impressive

Loved your list of top six dangerous colleges

Yale tops a list that includes USC, Cornell, Penn State
Camden is in good company

What where you saying again about red States?

Clemson is nation’s safest campus, report says

Philip Sikes, Student Affairs
August 15, 2017

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CLEMSON — Clemson University is the safest college campus in the nation, according to a new report from CollegeStats.org. The report was based on a survey of 179,000 students as well as data analyzed from campus safety reports for 100 selected universities.

Sorry pal

I’d rather have my kid go to Yale

 

[rightwinger]

Answer is simple

Minimum wage has not been raised in ten years. $15 will just begin to recoup lost spending power

$15 would more than recoup. Highest it's ever been in 2019$ terms is $11 in the 60's.

So why the fuck are we talking about $15 on a Federal level when our current minimum wage has been inflation battered $7.25 for a decade. How about a cool $10 first?

Incrementally raise it
$10 at first
Then $12.50 and link future increases to inflation
Congress has shown they can’t be trusted to look out after low wage earners. They do a good job looking out for the rich though

So, you'll incrementally raise inflation and SLOWLY put people out of work. Very wise....not.

So your position is that minimum wage should never have been increased

We have a booming economy. Our businesses are more than capable of raising the wage for our lowest paid workers

My position is that the minimum wage is for beginning workers and workers with no skills. Therefore, it should not be more than $7.25 an hour, to encourage workers to get training that would help them earn more money or trade their experience for better positions..

I agree. Beginning workers
Kids starting out in life. Wanting to pay for college. Buy a car.

7.25 doesn’t cut it

 

[xband]

Rutgers has many locations, but theCamden campus is the most dangerousof them all. Camden, New Jersey ranks as the third most dangerous city in America on Neighborhood Scout.Apr 10, 2018
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There were 23 murders in Camden in 2017, the lowest in the city in three decades, part of a significant decline in violent crime since 2012

Camden is also the proud home to the USS New Jersey

Only 23 murders and 100,997 rapes and robbery's..

Impressive

Loved your list of top six dangerous colleges

Yale tops a list that includes USC, Cornell, Penn State
Camden is in good company

What where you saying again about red States?

Clemson is nation’s safest campus, report says

Philip Sikes, Student Affairs
August 15, 2017

21

Share
CLEMSON — Clemson University is the safest college campus in the nation, according to a new report from CollegeStats.org. The report was based on a survey of 179,000 students as well as data analyzed from campus safety reports for 100 selected universities.

Sorry pal

I’d rather have my kid go to Yale

I'd rather my kid work a hog farm when 15 just as I did.

 

[Wyatt earp]

$15 would more than recoup. Highest it's ever been in 2019$ terms is $11 in the 60's.

So why the fuck are we talking about $15 on a Federal level when our current minimum wage has been inflation battered $7.25 for a decade. How about a cool $10 first?

Incrementally raise it
$10 at first
Then $12.50 and link future increases to inflation
Congress has shown they can’t be trusted to look out after low wage earners. They do a good job looking out for the rich though

So, you'll incrementally raise inflation and SLOWLY put people out of work. Very wise....not.

So your position is that minimum wage should never have been increased

We have a booming economy. Our businesses are more than capable of raising the wage for our lowest paid workers

My position is that the minimum wage is for beginning workers and workers with no skills. Therefore, it should not be more than $7.25 an hour, to encourage workers to get training that would help them earn more money or trade their experience for better positions..

I agree. Beginning workers
Kids starting out in life. Wanting to pay for college. Buy a car.

7.25 doesn’t cut it

$10 new Jersey

 

[Wyatt earp]

Rutgers has many locations, but theCamden campus is the most dangerousof them all. Camden, New Jersey ranks as the third most dangerous city in America on Neighborhood Scout.Apr 10, 2018
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6 Dangerous Colleges You Should Reconsider Attending - In My Area

There were 23 murders in Camden in 2017, the lowest in the city in three decades, part of a significant decline in violent crime since 2012

Camden is also the proud home to the USS New Jersey

Only 23 murders and 100,997 rapes and robbery's..

Impressive

Loved your list of top six dangerous colleges

Yale tops a list that includes USC, Cornell, Penn State
Camden is in good company

What where you saying again about red States?

Clemson is nation’s safest campus, report says

Philip Sikes, Student Affairs
August 15, 2017

21

Share
CLEMSON — Clemson University is the safest college campus in the nation, according to a new report from CollegeStats.org. The report was based on a survey of 179,000 students as well as data analyzed from campus safety reports for 100 selected universities.

Sorry pal

I’d rather have my kid go to Yale

And do what mental masturbation?

 

[Dana7360]

Everyone should know that this will reduce the number of entry level/low skill jobs, so what is the Democrat motive for a $15/hr minimum wage?

The answer is that this is exactly the result they want: Fewer people working and more people dependent on government programs.

Guess how they will vote?

Has it happened in Seattle?

No it has not.

I posted the truth about this in this thread a while ago. No one paid much attention to the truth.

The truth is that Seattle has 2.6% unemployment.

While Spokane, which is a red city, the second largest in the state and doesn't have 15 dollar minimum wage has 5% unemployment.

The red Spokane has nearly twice the unemployment rate as Seattle.

Entry level jobs didn't go away. There will always be a need for those jobs. All that's changed is that those in those jobs in Seattle are earning a living wage and don't need to be on public assistance.

That's one thing I don't understand. The far right radical extremists hate people to be on public assistance yet they do everything they possibly can to make sure as many people as possible have to be on public assistance.


It has not happened in the city of SeaTac either. They changed to 15 dollar an hour before Seattle.

 

[rightwinger]

Incrementally raise it
$10 at first
Then $12.50 and link future increases to inflation
Congress has shown they can’t be trusted to look out after low wage earners. They do a good job looking out for the rich though

So, you'll incrementally raise inflation and SLOWLY put people out of work. Very wise....not.

So your position is that minimum wage should never have been increased

We have a booming economy. Our businesses are more than capable of raising the wage for our lowest paid workers

My position is that the minimum wage is for beginning workers and workers with no skills. Therefore, it should not be more than $7.25 an hour, to encourage workers to get training that would help them earn more money or trade their experience for better positions..

I agree. Beginning workers
Kids starting out in life. Wanting to pay for college. Buy a car.

7.25 doesn’t cut it

$10 new Jersey

Going up to $15

 

[Wyatt earp]

So, you'll incrementally raise inflation and SLOWLY put people out of work. Very wise....not.

So your position is that minimum wage should never have been increased

We have a booming economy. Our businesses are more than capable of raising the wage for our lowest paid workers

My position is that the minimum wage is for beginning workers and workers with no skills. Therefore, it should not be more than $7.25 an hour, to encourage workers to get training that would help them earn more money or trade their experience for better positions..

I agree. Beginning workers
Kids starting out in life. Wanting to pay for college. Buy a car.

7.25 doesn’t cut it

$10 new Jersey

Going up to $15

More jobs leaving New Jersey?

 

[Wyatt earp]

Everyone should know that this will reduce the number of entry level/low skill jobs, so what is the Democrat motive for a $15/hr minimum wage?

The answer is that this is exactly the result they want: Fewer people working and more people dependent on government programs.

Guess how they will vote?

Has it happened in Seattle?

No it has not.

I posted the truth about this in this thread a while ago. No one paid much attention to the truth.

The truth is that Seattle has 2.6% unemployment.

While Spokane, which is a red city, the second largest in the state and doesn't have 15 dollar minimum wage has 5% unemployment.

The red Spokane has nearly twice the unemployment rate as Seattle.

Entry level jobs didn't go away. There will always be a need for those jobs. All that's changed is that those in those jobs in Seattle are earning a living wage and don't need to be on public assistance.

That's one thing I don't understand. The far right radical extremists hate people to be on public assistance yet they do everything they possibly can to make sure as many people as possible have to be on public assistance.


It has not happened in the city of SeaTac either. They changed to 15 dollar an hour before Seattle.

Israel US war contracts and you know it..

 

[rightwinger]

So your position is that minimum wage should never have been increased

We have a booming economy. Our businesses are more than capable of raising the wage for our lowest paid workers

My position is that the minimum wage is for beginning workers and workers with no skills. Therefore, it should not be more than $7.25 an hour, to encourage workers to get training that would help them earn more money or trade their experience for better positions..

I agree. Beginning workers
Kids starting out in life. Wanting to pay for college. Buy a car.

7.25 doesn’t cut it

$10 new Jersey

Going up to $15

More jobs leaving New Jersey?

Nope

 

[rightwinger]

If you don’t want to pay $15 minimum wage, do the work yourself

 

[Wyatt earp]

If you don’t want to pay $15 minimum wage, do the work yourself

What work?


Your paying me to see the country..

 

[rightwinger]

If you don’t want to pay $15 minimum wage, do the work yourself

What work?


Your paying me to see the country..

Man the cash register, handle the grill, work the drive thru, sweep the floors, clean the tables, scrub the toilets

It’s your place, do it yourself if you don’t want to pay someone

 

[Wyatt earp]

If you don’t want to pay $15 minimum wage, do the work yourself

What work?


Your paying me to see the country..

Man the cash register, handle the grill, work the drive thru, sweep the floors, clean the tables, scrub the toilets

It’s your place, do it yourself if you don’t want to pay someone

Dude not my dime.. your tax money

 

[rightwinger]

If you don’t want to pay $15 minimum wage, do the work yourself

What work?


Your paying me to see the country..

Man the cash register, handle the grill, work the drive thru, sweep the floors, clean the tables, scrub the toilets

It’s your place, do it yourself if you don’t want to pay someone

Dude not my dime.. your tax money

What tax money?

 

[otto105]

Everyone should know that this will reduce the number of entry level/low skill jobs, so what is the Democrat motive for a $15/hr minimum wage?

The answer is that this is exactly the result they want: Fewer people working and more people dependent on government programs.

Guess how they will vote?

Has it happened in Seattle?

No it has not.

I posted the truth about this in this thread a while ago. No one paid much attention to the truth.

The truth is that Seattle has 2.6% unemployment.

While Spokane, which is a red city, the second largest in the state and doesn't have 15 dollar minimum wage has 5% unemployment.

The red Spokane has nearly twice the unemployment rate as Seattle.

Entry level jobs didn't go away. There will always be a need for those jobs. All that's changed is that those in those jobs in Seattle are earning a living wage and don't need to be on public assistance.

That's one thing I don't understand. The far right radical extremists hate people to be on public assistance yet they do everything they possibly can to make sure as many people as possible have to be on public assistance.


It has not happened in the city of SeaTac either. They changed to 15 dollar an hour before Seattle.

Israel US war contracts and you know it..

Nope II

 

[anynameyouwish]

Everyone should know that this will reduce the number of entry level/low skill jobs, so what is the Democrat motive for a $15/hr minimum wage?

The answer is that this is exactly the result they want: Fewer people working and more people dependent on government programs.

Guess how they will vote?

As a proud liberal progressive who farts at the conservatively correct it is MY rational and sane opinion that minimum wages do NOT really help.

the cost of living just goes up for everyone!

What we really need is not LAWS but a change in the attitude of the people dispensing the happy cabbage!

if we could get them to understand that, should all people earn a decent livable wage and have decent affordable health care and decent affordable education, then we truly would be a great nation!

If everyone earned a decent livable wage then more people would go out to dinner, have pizza more often, go to movies, buy clothes.....the economy would boom!


Unfortunately the people who control the wealth can only see "capitalism" as a game in which THEY get MORE and MORE....

 

[jwoodie]

if we could get them to understand that, should all people earn a decent livable wage and have decent affordable health care and decent affordable education, then we truly would be a great nation!

I agree, but where do the jobs come from? New startup businesses can't afford high wages, and existing large companies already deal with labor unions. Perhaps temporary wage subvention for new jobs?