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On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 15:27:18 GMT, "U-Know-Who"
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"Slow Code" wrote in message news:cEu5h.5298


It's not unwritten policy, it's life. Those that work hardest get most.
Unfortunately, a lot of people want only one class. A CB'er like class.

You shouldn't have to work for anything, Just like liberalism and the
democrats. Those that work hardest get the fruits of their labor
punished,
those that don't get welfare and handouts.

SC

Are you that ****ing stupid and simplistic?

Here's just one point, and of course, as usual, you'll have no legitimate
reply:

Minimum wage. The GOP states that if the minimum wage is increased, the
cost
of everything will rise. Probably so. Of course keeping it low means that
things will cost less, right? Let me see, if we give people a wage that
they
can live on, we'll have less people getting welfare, right? Sure, the cost
of a hamburger may go up, but then again, I don't actually need a
hamburger,
so I can live with that. And the taxpayers will be getting a break in the
form of less people on welfare. That benefits me and you, right. Stick
with
me here SC, I know this thinking for yourself stuff is hard for you, but
I'll try to take it SLOW. These same people will have more cash to spend,
so
that helps the economy, right? So, if you and I benefit from an increase
in
minimum wage, who loses? Well, it appears big business does, doesn't it?
They are the ones reaping the benefits of low labor costs, while at the
same
time raping you and I because their employees cannot sustain themselves
because of an artificially low labor cost.

This is just one point, SC. I know you're out of your league debating, but
do you care to try to dispel this fact?

well small busness hurts more in mimium wage hike than big Busness Big
bussness being big has more ways of writing of anf otherwise sticking
the reuslts of the wage increase to Goovt and derectly to rest of us
than small bussness

Not saying I am opposed to rasing the wage but and that done with care
it certainly can be good for the economy but your detail are off Tom

Again, you prove my contention that you are indeed a moron. If small
business cannot afford to pay minimum wage, then I don't want to subsidize
them either. They need to find another line of work, or go to work for
someone that can afford to pay minimum wage. Yes, things will cost more.
BFD, people will make more, and fewer people will choose to sit on their
asses and hold their hands out.