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Raise it up to $10 bucks in your own state why do you want to raise it national?
Oh yea you don't want jobs to leave your state, for other states instead you wants jobs to leave the country.
Most places are pretty close to $10 an hour. What you clowns are asking for is $15 an hour.
Most places are pretty close to $10 an hour. What you clowns are asking for is $15 an hour.
Except you just made that up - I don't support national $15 minimum wage, I support $10.
They would go up more then 1% if 40% of the workers got a 30% raise.
Who is 40% of the workers?
Where do you pull these numbers from? Your ass it seems.
Where do You pull the. 1% from ????
So You pull numbers out of your ass while I know 50% of workers make $15 or less so my number deals with more reality then yours
Almost Half of All American Workers Make Less Than $15 an Hour
Raise it up to $10 bucks in your own state why do you want to raise it national?
Oh yea you don't want jobs to leave your state, for other states instead you wants jobs to leave the country.
My city, NYC, has much higher minimum wage laws now, $15.
Governor Cuomo Signs $15 Minimum Wage Plan and 12 Week Paid Family Leave Policy into Law
My city is expensive, even so I think it's a bit excessive and should be at around $13. I'm not unreasonable and I understand costs of living are smaller in other parts of the country, so thats why on Federal level I support $9-10 range.
Most places are pretty close to $10 an hour. What you clowns are asking for is $15 an hour.
Except you just made that up - I don't support national $15 minimum wage, I support $10.
So you only want to slightly torpedo the economy of some States, not totally.
Got it.
Again, how does a company make up for paying $10 for $7 or $8 worth of added value?
Raise it up to $10 bucks in your own state why do you want to raise it national?
Oh yea you don't want jobs to leave your state, for other states instead you wants jobs to leave the country.
My city, NYC, has much higher minimum wage laws now, $15.
Governor Cuomo Signs $15 Minimum Wage Plan and 12 Week Paid Family Leave Policy into Law
My city is expensive, even so I think it's a bit excessive and should be at around $13. I'm not unreasonable and I understand costs of living are smaller in other parts of the country, so thats why on Federal level I support $9-10 range.
So I don't get this argument of yours? I thought you we're one of those idiots who wanted $15 national MW..
Of course raising it up say next year to $8. In 2018 to $9 in $2019 to $10 bucks won't do any harm whatsoever
But it will only help minimum wage earners short term gains before it evens itself out again.
Most places are pretty close to $10 an hour. What you clowns are asking for is $15 an hour.
Except you just made that up - I don't support national $15 minimum wage, I support $10.
So you only want to slightly torpedo the economy of some States, not totally.
Got it.
Again, how does a company make up for paying $10 for $7 or $8 worth of added value?
How did they make it up in the 60s when we had $10 real minimum wage?
You are just incurably stuck on same stupid aren't you?
So I don't get this argument of yours? I thought you we're one of those idiots who wanted $15 national MW..
Of course raising it up say next year to $8. In 2018 to $9 in $2019 to $10 bucks won't do any harm whatsoever
But it will only help minimum wage earners short term gains before it evens itself out again.
It will do harm to higher income brackets (like mine for example) who's purchasing power will decrease slightly due to expected inflation increase. No free lunch here.
It will help minimum wage earners and what you say about long term is simply false as resultant inflation and job loss factors will be fractional to higher income gains for those brakets.
Sure at some minimum wage will need to be re-raised because of inflation, but what you can't seem to understand is that inflation is a fact of life with or without minimum wage.
and you provide no evidence that there were as many minimum wage jobs, or that they were being utilized as career options like you see happening today.
The real harm is making people think they can make a living stuck in a minimum wage job, which is what the $15 idiots are trying to do, and sooner or later you will try to support.
You are the same level of stupid as them, just budding instead of fully grown.
So I don't get this argument of yours? I thought you we're one of those idiots who wanted $15 national MW..
Of course raising it up say next year to $8. In 2018 to $9 in $2019 to $10 bucks won't do any harm whatsoever
But it will only help minimum wage earners short term gains before it evens itself out again.
It will do harm to higher income brackets (like mine for example) who's purchasing power will decrease slightly due to expected inflation increase. No free lunch here.
It will help minimum wage earners and what you say about long term is simply false as resultant inflation and job loss factors will be fractional to higher income gains for those brakets.
Sure at some minimum wage will need to be re-raised because of inflation, but what you can't seem to understand is that inflation is a fact of life with or without minimum wage.
The real harm is making people think they can make a living stuck in a minimum wage job, which is what the $15 idiots are trying to do, and sooner or later you will try to support.
You are the same level of stupid as them, just budding instead of fully grown.
and you provide no evidence that there were as many minimum wage jobs, or that they were being utilized as career options like you see happening today.
blah blah blah. Point is it was done and economy managed just fine.
You are right about that one, he is trying to convince people raising the MW a few bucks they are getting ahead, but don't take in account they have to pay more in taxes ..
So I don't get this argument of yours? I thought you we're one of those idiots who wanted $15 national MW..
Of course raising it up say next year to $8. In 2018 to $9 in $2019 to $10 bucks won't do any harm whatsoever
But it will only help minimum wage earners short term gains before it evens itself out again.
It will do harm to higher income brackets (like mine for example) who's purchasing power will decrease slightly due to expected inflation increase. No free lunch here.
It will help minimum wage earners and what you say about long term is simply false as resultant inflation and job loss factors will be fractional to higher income gains for those brakets.
Sure at some point in the future minimum wage will need to be re-raised because of inflation, but what you can't seem to understand is that inflation is a fact of life with or without minimum wage.
The real harm is making people think they can make a living stuck in a minimum wage job, which is what the $15 idiots are trying to do, and sooner or later you will try to support.
You are the same level of stupid as them, just budding instead of fully grown.
I am stupid because you predict I will take up position that you consider stupid sometime in the future.
Sounds kinda stupid, no?
And yes, you can make a living making $15 an hour, whether you want to advance yourself further is not a function of minimum wage.
So again, quite stupid.
The question isn't being able to make a livings.
I understand we will have inflation regardless, but you can't seem to figure out people making minimum wage will always be poor and at the bottom of the ladder, nothing anyone can do about that .unless for some reason a state like south carolina had a $25 dollar MW and Georgia stayed at $7.25
You are right about that one, he is trying to convince people raising the MW a few bucks they are getting ahead, but don't take in account they have to pay more in taxes ..
You know, I didn't think about that one.
Thank you! I'll go ahead and turn down my next promotion..I'll have to pay more taxes after all!
