Andylusion
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- Jan 23, 2014
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Their is something wrong with that, and we have the capacity to make life easy, these bums don't want millions, they want enough to not have to worry and have a livable wage for nutritional needs, shelter, medicine.. I know plenty of homeless individuals. Ah, earn it. Yeah, what's the definition of earning it? I don't think the public gives two fucks about the people on wall street, or the CEO of nestle. Inherently, billions of people will never be able to achieve "success" and "earn it" since they're failures and obviously need to try harder, not everyone can be businessmen, bankers.. You're delusional if you think it's easy to rise up either.It's not that easy, and someone has to do the majority of "unskilled jobs" it's how it works.For those with no skills, in this market, that is pretty much the truth. Advice I give to any young person, learn a skill, get an education, and continue that education for as long as you are alive. Yesterdays skills are often not revelant in todays employment market.For some reason, they think that a person is chained to an employer. If the employer won't pay them enough, there's nothing they can do. The employer can laugh and giggle and dance around them, because they just can't go anywhere else. That's it, they're stuck there.No one is forced to work. We know this because there's a guy on the side walk as I leave for work, who hasn't done anything at all for the entire day, and people give him money to stand on the corner.
Exploitation is not inherently bad. In fact, it's mutually beneficial. My employer is making money off me. I'm making money off him. We're both better off because of the arrangement. If I were not better off, I wouldn't work there.
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There is nothing wrong with that. And nothing in life is easy. What idiot bum wanders around life, expecting that they can barely take the energy to flip a burger over, and yet earn millions? That's the ideology of the fool.
If you want to earn more, you have to EARN it. You have to find a skill or job that is worth more to the public. This is life. This is how is should be.
I have lived off of $20K and less, for the past 12 years.
I have always had a job. It's easy. Get off your butt, and get a job. It's not that hard.
No, not everyone can be a banker or whatever. But that doesn't entitle them to the earnings of others.
Nothing in life is easy, nor should it be. Life is tough. Stop whining about it, and start working for it.
If you save just $100 a month, for 45 years, you'll be a millionaire or close to it.
Livable wage is irrelevant. Your labor is worth what the customer is willing to pay for it. If the customer isn't willing to pay you $20 for a fast food burger, then the company can't pay you $20/hr. That's how life works. The company can never pay you, as much or more, than how much the customer is willing to pay for your labor.
So you have two options, you can either work for what your labor is worth, or choose to do something that has a higher value.
There will never be a time in which you are paid $40K+ for flipping burgers or any other low value work. It will never happen.