No, the right expects people to do their best, not to do less and expect society to make up the difference.in other words, not every capitalist can do what Henry Ford did; but, the right expects the poor to succeed better for free, merely through "hard work".Ford could afford to double his workers' pay, and most companies cannot do that.Yes, it does; it is completely relevant since it is more cost effective, which means, we have a valid economic argument to eventually lower tax rates.It does not. Now you're injecting irrelevant ideas. Next you'll probably go off on legalizing pot.a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage and fourteen dollars an hour for unemployment compensation; solves our dilemma.Now you're back on that one again. Make up your mind, because you're running around in circles.
Unemployment compensation is only given under certain circumstances, and being paid to not work outside of those circumstances is welfare.
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