The $15 Minimum Wage Moves Social Security To Solvency

[Yakuda]

This is 2021....its not like that is a problem or anything.

Not sure what you mean

[Flash]

You want to deny it now? Fine. Deny it.

Then show me the post where I said "that $15/hr would replace welfare."

You always claim I said stuff I never said. When I ask you to show it to me you never can and just use the old "RQAA" stunt.

If I said it that should be easy to prove--just cite the post #.

[Into the Night]

Seems like a solid tradeoff for wrecked local economies.

Communism is not a tradeoff. It is communism. It is theft of wealth.

[Into the Night]

I agree. All I meant was it's welfare if you're paying money to someone who had earned it. Flipping burgers is not s $15/ hour job. Paying someone that much for that job is welfare. The leftist morons even say it that it will get people off welfare. All they are doing is shifting welfare payments from the govt to the business owner. But I agree with everything you said. MW kills jobs for young less educated people.

Fascism is not welfare, but it is theft of wealth. Welfare is not conducted by the business owner, even if forced to pay people $15/hr. That employer's profit or loss determines whether it is viable to keep operating a business in that location. There's a reason restaurants (even McDonalds) are closing in those locations. The jobs there are gone. No one is getting paid anything.

If government takes (steals) money from someone and gives it to someone else, that's welfare. Examples include SS, Medicare and Medicaid, Covid payments, payments to foreign countries for their welfare systems, agricultural subsidies, wind and solar farm subsidies, etc.

Along the way, of course, the government collects a nice fat percentage of it to pay for all their bureaucrats and kickbacks.

Welfare is communism. Fascism isn't communism, but it's on the road to communism. Both are forms of socialism. Both are theft of wealth. A better way to look at the minimum wage law, forcing companies to pay more than market price, is as a form of slavery, not welfare. Slavery of the business owner.

[Into the Night]

It's a fantasy

Indeed it is. It is also a factor in what wrecks local economies. It doesn't solve them.

[Into the Night]

Then show me the post where I said "that $15/hr would replace welfare."

You always claim I said stuff I never said. When I ask you to show it to me you never can and just use the old "RQAA" stunt.

If I said it that should be easy to prove--just cite the post #.

As usual, I am not going to search through your fucking posts and show you where you said what. Anyone that wants to can go back and do that for themselves.
You want to deny it now. Fine. Deny it. As far as I'm concerned, you now feel that $15/hr does not replace welfare. Fine. With that I agree.

[Flash]

As usual, I am not going to search through your fucking posts and show you where you said what. Anyone that wants to can go back and do that for themselves.

Great. Don't make claims you cannot support: posts by others, election fraud, etc.

[Into the Night]

Take your own advice, dude.

[Nordberg]

15 would make workers more responsible for their own lives. They would cut way back on government help and food stamps. It would increase the demand and create more jobs. It would end the soul-sucking jobs that eat at a person. It should be done as soon as possible.

[Hawkeye10]

Not sure what you mean

Lots of people spend all or most of their time living in fantasy these days, which is not generally seen to be a problem.