I said:
"If doubling the minimum wage will improve our economy and improve our standard of living, bring it on. I simply don’t think it will work in a free market economy."
That's my opinion if you please.
Also purely my opinion:
"In my opinion anything that makes it easier to be a career burger flipper is not a positive thing. Paying burger flippers a so called living wage may be the fair thing but it will do nothing to prevent the two class society that you foresee."
How that translates into what you said is beyond me. If you think a career as a burger flipper is a good thing, we are too far apart to negotiate. Do you think that they will be any more than the bottom of ER's two class society?
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- I do not understand this.
- I don't think they are greedy...
- Just google "median age of fast food workers"
- "16 year old kids that hold 90% of the jobs in question"
- The power of one.
- One word: class struggle.
- I don't think they are greedy...
