$50 minimum wage

[Cellblock2429]

Rubbish. Blaming labor costs for the lack of enough business is just stupid; they aren't entitled to profits in the first place, nor is it the govt.s job to provide them with cheap labor just to make you feel good. There are fast food joints all over the place; most of them are just in the real estate business first, the food business last. If they aren't making any money it has nothing to do with minimum wage laws.

/——/ Just ignore the facts I presented. It’s all you can do.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Rubbish. Blaming labor costs for the lack of enough business is just stupid; they aren't entitled to profits in the first place, nor is it the govt.s job to provide them with cheap labor just to make you feel good. There are fast food joints all over the place; most of them are just in the real estate business first, the food business last. If they aren't making any money it has nothing to do with minimum wage laws.

Only idiots want to pay pimple faced kids with nails in their faces deserve anything more than $10/hr.

 

[DudleySmith]

Only idiots want to pay pimple faced kids with nails in their faces deserve anything more than $10/hr.

Only idiots think people should line your pockets for free just because you're a miser and hide behind stupid ideological slogans.

 

[DudleySmith]

/——/ Just ignore the facts I presented. It’s all you can do.

just ignore the fact you don't even know where most of the profits are in fast foods and restaurants as well, and like all the other right wingers here you've never filled out a tax return. Your fictional anecdotal rubbish wasn't even close to reality.

 

[Cellblock2429]

just ignore the fact you don't even know where most of the profits are in fast foods and restaurants as well, and like all the other right wingers here you've never filled out a tax return. Your fictional anecdotal rubbish wasn't even close to reality.

/——/ Take your life savings, open a restaurant and pay your staff $50 an hour. We’ll see how long you stay open. Moron.

 

[Ghost of a Rider]

Anybody else catch on that Red Front and ChristianMan are one and the same person?

 

[DudleySmith]

/——/ Take your life savings, open a restaurant and pay your staff $50 an hour. We’ll see how long you stay open. Moron.

I would do with my life savings what do now, which is don't invest in glutted business markets then snivel like a little bitch over minimum wage and cry about how I deserve a big profit from selling one taco or burrito an hour.

 

[Cellblock2429]

I would do with my life savings what do now, which is don't invest in glutted business markets then snivel like a little bitch over minimum wage and cry about how I deserve a big profit from selling one taco or burrito an hour.

/——/ Just as I thought. You’re just blowing smoke. Go pay your gardener $50 an hour, then see how much everything costs in your day to day life that use’s minimum wage that pays $50 an hour like the pizzeria, car wash and so on. You big dope.

 

[Red Front]

Now THAT is funny!

Job creation by U.S. presidency[edit]​

Change in nonfarm employment for all U.S. presidents since 1939 (data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics)[7][8]

President	Political party	Period of presidency	Nonfarm employment at the start of presidency (in thousands)	Nonfarm employment at the end of presidency (in thousands)	Annual percentage change in nonfarm employment
Franklin D. Roosevelt (data available for 1939–1945 only)	Democratic	1933–1945	29,923 (for January 1939)	41,446	5.35% (annual average from January 1939 to April 1945)
Harry S. Truman	Democratic	1945–1953	41,446	50,144	2.49%
Dwight D. Eisenhower	Republican	1953–1961	50,144	53,683	0.86%
John F. Kennedy	Democratic	1961–1963	53,683	57,255	2.30%
Lyndon B. Johnson	Democratic	1963–1969	57,255	69,439	3.80%
Richard M. Nixon	Republican	1969–1974	69,439	78,619	2.25%
Gerald R. Ford	Republican	1974–1977	78,619	80,690	1.08%
Jimmy Carter	Democratic	1977–1981	80,690	91,033	3.06%
Ronald W. Reagan	Republican	1981–1989	91,033	107,161	2.06%
George H. W. Bush	Republican	1989–1993	107,161	109,794	0.61%
Bill Clinton	Democratic	1993–2001	109,794	132,698	2.40%
George W. Bush	Republican	2001–2009	132,698	134,055	0.13%
Barack H. Obama	Democratic	2009–2017	134,055	145,612	1.04%
Donald J. Trump	Republican	2017–2021	145,612	142,669	-0.51%
Joe Biden	Democratic	2021–present	142,669	152,536 (for July 2022)	4.3% (CAGR

As a communist, I'm not a Democrat, and I have some serious differences with the Democratic Party, but I must admit that hands down, across the board if you compare the performance of Dems vs Repubs on the economy and many other issues, Dems always win. These MAGA-hat hillbillies are clueless about the actual numbers and just go with whatever FOX News and their god-idol, Trump, tells them.

Get more comparisons between Dems and Repubs here:​

U.S. economic performance by presidential party - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

If you go to that website. you'll find the data showing how corporate and Wall Street profits rise, along with general increases in incomes for everyone..etc, always occurs with Dems in office and are always compromised under Repubs. What we see under Repubs is much more inequality, the nation's wealth is concentrated at the top 1/10th of 1% of the population, much more so than when Dems are in power. Repubs destroy the economy, increasing national debt and inflation. They give blank checks to the Military Industrial Complex and the DOD while neglecting practically everything else. Look at the stats.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Only idiots think people should line your pockets for free just because you're a miser and hide behind stupid ideological slogans.

/—-/ Try an open a business and see how the real world works, you imbecile.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Job creation by U.S. presidency[edit]​

Change in nonfarm employment for all U.S. presidents since 1939 (data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics)[7][8]

President	Political party	Period of presidency	Nonfarm employment at the start of presidency (in thousands)	Nonfarm employment at the end of presidency (in thousands)	Annual percentage change in nonfarm employment
Franklin D. Roosevelt (data available for 1939–1945 only)	Democratic	1933–1945	29,923 (for January 1939)	41,446	5.35% (annual average from January 1939 to April 1945)
Harry S. Truman	Democratic	1945–1953	41,446	50,144	2.49%
Dwight D. Eisenhower	Republican	1953–1961	50,144	53,683	0.86%
John F. Kennedy	Democratic	1961–1963	53,683	57,255	2.30%
Lyndon B. Johnson	Democratic	1963–1969	57,255	69,439	3.80%
Richard M. Nixon	Republican	1969–1974	69,439	78,619	2.25%
Gerald R. Ford	Republican	1974–1977	78,619	80,690	1.08%
Jimmy Carter	Democratic	1977–1981	80,690	91,033	3.06%
Ronald W. Reagan	Republican	1981–1989	91,033	107,161	2.06%
George H. W. Bush	Republican	1989–1993	107,161	109,794	0.61%
Bill Clinton	Democratic	1993–2001	109,794	132,698	2.40%
George W. Bush	Republican	2001–2009	132,698	134,055	0.13%
Barack H. Obama	Democratic	2009–2017	134,055	145,612	1.04%
Donald J. Trump	Republican	2017–2021	145,612	142,669	-0.51%
Joe Biden	Democratic	2021–present	142,669	152,536 (for July 2022)	4.3% (CAGR

As a communist, I'm not a Democrat, and I have some serious differences with the Democratic Party, but I must admit that hands down, across the board if you compare the performance of Dems vs Repubs on the economy and many other issues, Dems always win. These MAGA-hat hillbillies are clueless about the actual numbers and just go with whatever FOX News and their god-idol, Trump, tells them.

Get more comparisons between Dems and Repubs here:​

U.S. economic performance by presidential party - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

If you go to that website. you'll find the data showing how corporate and Wall Street profits rise, along with general increases in incomes for everyone..etc, always occurs with Dems in office and are always compromised under Repubs. What we see under Repubs is much more inequality, the nation's wealth is concentrated at the top 1/10th of 1% of the population, much more so than when Dems are in power. Repubs destroy the economy, increasing national debt and inflation. They give blank checks to the Military Industrial Complex and the DOD while neglecting practically everything else. Look at the stats.

/——/ Trump was felt a pandemic and governors shut down their economies. Dementia Joe rode the wave as businesses reopened and hired back their staff.
Not that you’d ever consider the facts.

 

[DudleySmith]

/——/ Just as I thought. You’re just blowing smoke. Go pay your gardener $50 an hour, then see how much everything costs in your day to day life that use’s minimum wage that pays $50 an hour like the pizzeria, car wash and so one. You big dope.

I never said a thing about '$50 an hour'; you just have nothing and just scooping out your diaper and throw shit on the wall.

 

[DudleySmith]

/—-/ Try an open a business and see how the real world works, you imbecile.

Take your own advice. And not just tossing a mower and wed eater in your old truck and then looking around for a wetback to do the work while you sit in the truck eating oreos and looking at last month's 'Big Uns' all day.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Take your own advice. And not just tossing a mower and wed eater in your old truck and then looking around for a wetback to do the work while you sit in the truck eating oreos and looking at last month's 'Big Uns' all day.

/----/

 

[Cellblock2429]

I never said a thing about '$50 an hour'; you just have nothing and just scooping out your diaper and throw shit on the wall.

/----/ I don't see you attacking your fellow Commie Lib for suggesting it. Your side started it.
Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) argued on Monday that a $50-per-hour minimum wage is mathematically coherent.

 

[Weatherman2020]

Job creation by U.S. presidency[edit]​

Change in nonfarm employment for all U.S. presidents since 1939 (data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics)[7][8]

President	Political party	Period of presidency	Nonfarm employment at the start of presidency (in thousands)	Nonfarm employment at the end of presidency (in thousands)	Annual percentage change in nonfarm employment
Franklin D. Roosevelt (data available for 1939–1945 only)	Democratic	1933–1945	29,923 (for January 1939)	41,446	5.35% (annual average from January 1939 to April 1945)
Harry S. Truman	Democratic	1945–1953	41,446	50,144	2.49%
Dwight D. Eisenhower	Republican	1953–1961	50,144	53,683	0.86%
John F. Kennedy	Democratic	1961–1963	53,683	57,255	2.30%
Lyndon B. Johnson	Democratic	1963–1969	57,255	69,439	3.80%
Richard M. Nixon	Republican	1969–1974	69,439	78,619	2.25%
Gerald R. Ford	Republican	1974–1977	78,619	80,690	1.08%
Jimmy Carter	Democratic	1977–1981	80,690	91,033	3.06%
Ronald W. Reagan	Republican	1981–1989	91,033	107,161	2.06%
George H. W. Bush	Republican	1989–1993	107,161	109,794	0.61%
Bill Clinton	Democratic	1993–2001	109,794	132,698	2.40%
George W. Bush	Republican	2001–2009	132,698	134,055	0.13%
Barack H. Obama	Democratic	2009–2017	134,055	145,612	1.04%
Donald J. Trump	Republican	2017–2021	145,612	142,669	-0.51%
Joe Biden	Democratic	2021–present	142,669	152,536 (for July 2022)	4.3% (CAGR

As a communist, I'm not a Democrat, and I have some serious differences with the Democratic Party, but I must admit that hands down, across the board if you compare the performance of Dems vs Repubs on the economy and many other issues, Dems always win. These MAGA-hat hillbillies are clueless about the actual numbers and just go with whatever FOX News and their god-idol, Trump, tells them.

Get more comparisons between Dems and Repubs here:​

U.S. economic performance by presidential party - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

If you go to that website. you'll find the data showing how corporate and Wall Street profits rise, along with general increases in incomes for everyone..etc, always occurs with Dems in office and are always compromised under Repubs. What we see under Repubs is much more inequality, the nation's wealth is concentrated at the top 1/10th of 1% of the population, much more so than when Dems are in power. Repubs destroy the economy, increasing national debt and inflation. They give blank checks to the Military Industrial Complex and the DOD while neglecting practically everything else. Look at the stats.

Presidents do not create jobs, shitforbrains.

Anyone who thinks Communism allows everyone to live like Bill Gates needs to be locked up in an insane asylum.

 

[Red Front]

Presidents do not create jobs, shitforbrains.

Anyone who thinks Communism allows everyone to live like Bill Gates needs to be locked up in an insane asylum.

Except when Jobs are created under the Trump administration, then you MAGA-asshats start bragging about your beloved idol's awesome ability to create jobs. When the facts are presented showing how more jobs are created under Democrat leadership you flippantly dismiss that saying "Presidents don't create jobs shitforbrains". You MAGA-punk hypocrites are pathetic.

When did I ever claim that communism will allow everyone to live like Bill Gates? I didn't. However, it's a fact, that as technology advances the individual consumer has access to more resources, goods, and amenities. An average Joe American today in 2024, has access to more resources, goods, and amenities than a wealthy aristocrat from the mid-1800s, not to speak of the wealthy living in Medieval times.

Today we have refrigerators, indoor airconditioning and plumbing, electricity, much better municipal-run sewage and water purification systems, machines that wash your clothing and dry it, automobiles, planes, bullet trains (Not here in America due to Republican politicians refusing to fund it), radios, televisions, computers, the internet, smartphones, and you can even call an ambulance in a medical emergency and go to a hospital where physicians will use advanced technology to save your life.

So yes, even though I never literally said that communism will allow everyone to live like Bill Gates in the near future, in about 100 years, technology in a communist society, will indeed allow the average Joe American to live like a billionaire does today in the early 21st century. The average person 100 years from now, not to speak of 200 or 300 years in the future, will live even better than Bill Gates. Yep, that's right shithead. Grow a brain.

 

[DudleySmith]

/----/ I don't see you attacking your fellow Commie Lib for suggesting it. Your side started it.
Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) argued on Monday that a $50-per-hour minimum wage is mathematically coherent.

lol I don't need a 'side', you do.