BrokeLoser
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Placing the blame for stagnant wages on illegal labor is indeed vilifying them and in no way addresses the problem.An uninteresting debate. I'm for fixing the problem, and getting the wages of Americans back up.
Do you support that or not? THis is now the THIRD time I've asked a very simple yes/no question that you are afraid to answer.
I'm for that as well. Just not for vilifying good people who just want to work.
I'm not vilifying anyone.
I'm discussing the effect of their presence in our labor pool.
So, we agree we want better jobs and wages for Americans.
So, what is your path to get there?You are.I'm not vilifying anyone.
Their presence in the labor pool is only possible because employers employ them.
Placing the blame on them rather than those who create the demand for their labor is disingenuous.
Even if the actions of the employers somehow magically removed from them, the responsibility for their actions, which it does NOT,
it would still not be vilifying them to discuss the effects of their presence in the labor pool.
We've agreed that we want better jobs and wages for Americans.
I've asked you what is YOUR path to get there.
You've not answered.
What is your path to get there? (for the second time)
This isn't the path. Illegal labor is not stealing opportunity from you or depressing wages.
Better wages come from employers.
Wouldn't dare want to vilify criminals who don't respect our laws, who come here to fuck over Americans directly or indirectly. AWESOME...you just can't make this shit up. Thanks LefTards....please keep empowering the Right with your twisted, wack-job shit...in fact, please make Hutch Starskey your spokesman we're looking forward to running everything but Loon York and Mexifornia.
Now on to an Econ 101 lesson for the ignorant and confused...most of us learned this in third grade.
"This isn't the path. Illegal labor is not stealing opportunity from you or depressing wages.
Better wages come from employers."
Employers pay whatever employees are willing to work for.
Humberto and his 17 cousins, with phony documents are willing to hang drywall for $9 per hour, they have little overhead as they share expenses and all live together like the cockroaches they are in a two bedroom shithole. Brian, an American, a 20 year journeyman drywall professional with three children and a wife has REAL world, first world overhead and needs to earn $19 per hour to live a decent like without imposing on others.
Are you starting to get it now Loons?
There's another basic principle of supply vs. demand that often applies ...you learned this in third grade as well. It goes like this:
Fewer available potential employees equals higher wages.
Massive amounts of potential employees equals lower wages
Fewer beaners equals higher wages....TA-DA!
What else can I teach you Loons? You're welcome in advance.
p.s.- What part of that filthy shithole Mexico are you from Hutch?