danielpalos
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- #681
Why is Labor as the least wealthy under our form of Capitalism being denied and disparaged equal protection of the law for unemployment compensation in our at-will employment States?trying to learn "too many markets at once" with too little capital?A simple problem if i live at home with my mom. I could have learned how to invest in the stock market, by now and beat that wage "on my own."They could purchase basic insurance on unemployment if they wanted, or pay cash on an installment basis on unemployment that bears true witness to our State at-will employment laws.
Why do you have a problem solving simple poverty at that rock bottom cost, instead of merely wasting money and whining about taxes, right wingers?
LMAO!!! Have you priced private insurance lately? When I carried my own, I was paying $1,500 a month for me and my wife. The max you will get from unemployment is about $500 a week. Good luck making that $500 last you the month.
I do not have a problem solving simple poverty. Nothing you have suggested would do that. It would, however, be wide open for abuse and fraud. Which would mean it cost more and did less.
Capitalism, What is That, Sayeth the (national socialism is all they know) right wing.
Yes, you probably could have learned to play the stock market. If you had the money to start.
Why didn't you?
i did learn a lot of new concepts, though.
and, why wouldn't someone want to pursue Happiness under our form of Capitalism, by solving for that capital phenomena and participating more in our markets?
Why do you believe unequal protection of the law at the Expense of the Poor, is anything more than simple bigotry? There are not enough morals on the right wing to go around. We already know that.
The "too little capital" is the main point.
People pursue happiness in many different ways. For some, their work is a source of happiness. For others, their income allows them to do things that make them happy.
The equal protection under the law does not favor anyone. The standard relationship is employer/employee. The employee provides labor or services, for which they are paid by the employer. If the employee quits this relationship, the employee no longer provides labor/services and the employer no longer provides income. The equal protection provides that no retribution for either side can occur and that the relationship can be ended at any time by either side.
There can be no repugnancy to express State laws or a federal doctrine.