Wyatt earp
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what babble? some people will and some won't; the employer won't be the Only decision maker on that.It is up to the Individual providing the labor, not just the employer.Yes, it would mean less need for welfare, as it is currently known.That's pretty good money. you can live pretty good on that
The level would just be raised, or like in Seattle the workers beg for less hours to be under the government threshold ,so they can continue to be eligible.
When are you going to stop with your babble on here?
You're like the most retarded person on this board , the king of the retards, does that make you proud?
And you claim to be 54...your wisdom sounds like it came from a China man's fart ..