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Um so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
True trump never had a job in his life. That's got to be who you are talking about because you ain't talking about Obama. When do the lies about him end bootney? You got your white boy president and he's fucked this country up. So maybe you start looking at his incompetence instead of repeating ignorant memes made up by racists about Obama.And an even bigger mistake was thinking a guy who never had a job before in his life could be president.
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Yeah no shit that isn’t the model we use which is why it was stupid to elect Trump. Duh.Lol don’t be stupid. I never said we should “get rid” of corporations. Nothing I said had anything to do with that. I’m not even suggesting we get rid of capitalism itself. See, you want me to say that because it would make it easier to dismiss anything that I say. My point is simple: a corporation is not at all a model for how a nation’s economy should be run.Um so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
Oh yeah right. We should really get rid of all big (useless) corporations. cause we all know they don't hire anyone, give internships to kids coming out of college, don't create or make anything.
Lets just get the government to give us all shovel ready jobs at 15 bucks an hour.
Corporations hire at different levels of employment and help to create a network of jobs that are interconnected. The economy is much more complicated then you think which is why you cant understand it, and have your head half full of rubber cement. Please get some perspective.
The nations economy is NOT run as a model of a corporation, so thats silly to begin with. The Nation's economy is actually made up of a diversity of systems, INCLUDING corporations.
WHY? is it that a business person would be good at creating economic growth you ask?
Its because Government types who have never ran a business before, dont understand, the sacrifice it takes and how fucking hard it is for small business. And that why they over burrden them often times with redundant, and time consuming hoops to go through to get a business started. Give people incentive to start a business and hire people and you have the ingredients for economic growth. Take that away and you have the opposite.
Also, I’m sorry, “government types”? You mean like lawyers? That’s what Congress is made up of. Are you suggesting those that go through law school or study public policy aren’t familiar with hard work? That is just stupid.
_____Um so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
Lol I really think you’re overstating it. His properties are failing virus or not. And again, daddy gave him 10s of millions of dollars. My god, I can’t even imagine what you assholes would say if Obama was given that shit from his parents. You would never stop whining about it lol. Because it’s Trump you pretend it is no big deal.Um so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
The man you're attempting to trash has a real estate empire spread across the face of the earth that is worth billions. The fuck do you have beyond a mortgage you hope to pay off in 30 years?
I’ll take that to mean that you secretly know I’m right._____Um so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
This is some of the worst Pure Horseshit I have ever read on this board.
A Bolshevik with TDS---possibly the sickest a person can get---that's the O.P. here.
Billy000---an internet name who will live in infamy.
Lol oh right because your dumbass understands the judicial system? Don’t pretend you do.Yeah no shit that isn’t the model we use which is why it was stupid to elect Trump. Duh.Lol don’t be stupid. I never said we should “get rid” of corporations. Nothing I said had anything to do with that. I’m not even suggesting we get rid of capitalism itself. See, you want me to say that because it would make it easier to dismiss anything that I say. My point is simple: a corporation is not at all a model for how a nation’s economy should be run.Um so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
Oh yeah right. We should really get rid of all big (useless) corporations. cause we all know they don't hire anyone, give internships to kids coming out of college, don't create or make anything.
Lets just get the government to give us all shovel ready jobs at 15 bucks an hour.
Corporations hire at different levels of employment and help to create a network of jobs that are interconnected. The economy is much more complicated then you think which is why you cant understand it, and have your head half full of rubber cement. Please get some perspective.
The nations economy is NOT run as a model of a corporation, so thats silly to begin with. The Nation's economy is actually made up of a diversity of systems, INCLUDING corporations.
WHY? is it that a business person would be good at creating economic growth you ask?
Its because Government types who have never ran a business before, dont understand, the sacrifice it takes and how fucking hard it is for small business. And that why they over burrden them often times with redundant, and time consuming hoops to go through to get a business started. Give people incentive to start a business and hire people and you have the ingredients for economic growth. Take that away and you have the opposite.
Also, I’m sorry, “government types”? You mean like lawyers? That’s what Congress is made up of. Are you suggesting those that go through law school or study public policy aren’t familiar with hard work? That is just stupid.
Lawyers work extremely hard.... at stealing what other people have earned & built. They produce nothing tangible & are strictly lip service. But I don't expect a mental midget such as yourself to understand this.
_____I’ll take that to mean that you secretly know I’m right._____Um so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
This is some of the worst Pure Horseshit I have ever read on this board.
A Bolshevik with TDS---possibly the sickest a person can get---that's the O.P. here.
Billy000---an internet name who will live in infamy.
Whether you like it or not, Trump inherited an economy of non stop job growth since 2009. For Obama, it was the longest stretch of job growth for one sitting president in history. Oh and what did Obama inherit from Bush? The biggest recession since The Great Depression. Face if: republicans fucking suck._____I’ll take that to mean that you secretly know I’m right._____Um so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
This is some of the worst Pure Horseshit I have ever read on this board.
A Bolshevik with TDS---possibly the sickest a person can get---that's the O.P. here.
Billy000---an internet name who will live in infamy.
I'll take it to mean you have a particularly malevolent form of Trump Derangement Syndrome. To say it about a man who created the most jobs in this country in history---only to see all his work shut down by a plague---mostly in shitholes like New York and New Jersey---and then to post such psychotic nonsense as you have here---is just what I said---evidence that you are one really sick Fuck.
Lol says a democrat lol Well that’s funnyUm so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
Do you mean like tRump?And an even bigger mistake was thinking a guy who never had a job before in his life could be president.
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But he was a community organizer! LOLAnd an even bigger mistake was thinking a guy who never had a job before in his life could be president.
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Um so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
I’d take a goddamn chimp over Trump.And an even Bigger mistake is believing 3 fingers groping Joe will be President.And an even bigger mistake was thinking a guy who never had a job before in his life could be president.
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your racism/hate/bigotry is out in the openI’d take a goddamn chimp over Trump.And an even Bigger mistake is believing 3 fingers groping Joe will be President.And an even bigger mistake was thinking a guy who never had a job before in his life could be president.
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Will Biden do better from his nursing homeUm so how? Seriously think about it. How? How does business experience translate into GOVERNMENT policy of economic growth? Sure, It sounds reasonable to say a business man knows how to create jobs for a nation, but their experience really only applies to a private business creating jobs. It doesn’t apply to knowledge in economics on a macro level. Trump himself barely even qualifies either way. Daddy gave him 10’s of millions of dollars in the 80’s with 80’s dollar inflation. Trump would be a Wal-Mart greeter today if it weren’t daddy.
Also, think of what big corporations actually do in America. The CEO and board have a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profit. How, in part, do they do this? By minimizing as much investment into labor as possible.
They ask the question “well, we would prefer to pay the minimum wage, but we also want to make our job positions attractive enough so that people will still take them. How high do we need to make the wage to fulfill that basic need? Obviously we aren’t concerned whether or not someone can live off the wage. That’s their problem.”
None of that shit is wisdom meant for benefiting citizens on an egalitarian level.
