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Hence, as I said, jobs are a byproduct of a business's existence, but the owner's sole purpose of going into business wasn't to give people jobs. It was to provide a product or service. Since in most cases that can't be done alone, you need to employ people as a result. What you agree to receive from your employer in exchange for your labor is between the two of you.One can’t operate a business without workers. Right?Who said I did? I'm merely pointing out a fact no matter how inconvenient that may be to your world view.You may accept a nation full of poor desperate people, but I’d rather not. Have you consider this?Automation is going to happen regardless of the minimum wage and it always has. A higher minimum wage may hasten it, but it's not the cause of it.
People forget that businesses don't exist to provide you with a job. A job is a byproduct of their existence.