Gee, how convenient. A million possible high school and college jobs, and you just happened to work at the one i just accused you of never working at.
Originally Posted by Doove
HINT: And there are a multitude of agricultural and industrial jobs among those "million possible" jobs . . . not just
one.
P.S. Never worked for McDonalds, Burger King, etc., and never worked for Walmart, Kmart, etc. I often worked for men like Jackie S. and Giz - successful entrepreneurs who ran small businesses and who hired other people to work for them - while in high school and college.
The fact that these people showed up for even a first day indicates they're willing to work. They just determined that the job was not worth the pay. For all you know, the people we're talking about could have very well decided to flip burgers for minimum wage instead.
Originally Posted by Doove
Not everybody can work at the burger joints. Take away the state support to sit on your ass, and more people will do the necessary, menial work. But until you remove the state support that encourages people not to work, you'll never know what the real market rate for labor is.
Exactly why i'm a liberal Jdriller. I (and you, and IB Hankering, and Cuteoldguy, and captainmidnight, and Marshall), we all benefit financially from people making meager wages. And your comment is proof. So you won't hear me whining when those same people benefit financially from my paying taxes.
In fact, I'd be willing to bet that we all benefit financially from the existence of poor people even more than poor people benefit financially from our paying taxes.
Thanks for making my point for me.
Originally Posted by Doove
What point? You've proved nothing. $300 per day is not a meager wage - your argument remains bogus.