LOki
The Yaweh of Mischief
- Mar 26, 2006
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The People? Absolutely not.What are you going on about? China? WTF?This seems like a good place to ask this question of the statutory minimum wage proponents:
What is your objection to basing a worker's wage solely upon what that worker's work is worth?
Worth to whom? Is the buck or two an hour that some factory worker in China gets a valid determination of what his work is worth?
Does that means every factory worker anywhere else in the world making more is overpaid?
If you have an answer you're not comfortable sharing, don't distract--the question is simple and straightforward:
What is your objection to basing a worker's wage solely upon what that worker's work is worth?
Do you not want the People to have a voice in deciding what a worker's work is worth?