Michele Bachmann
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brandon10 wrote:If she was a duck, I'd call her a duck. But she's not a duck. She is a moron. And calling her a moron is an insult to morons. I was being kind when I called her a moron.
sing it, brother.
Hey, if you don't want us to call your candidate a moron, don't vote for a moron.0 -
inlet13 wrote:no one can force someone to work. A person chooses to take a job.
People need to work, because people need money to survive. Allowing employers to treat people like slaves by paying them a few dollars an hour causes resentment, destitution, and ultimately, crime.0 -
Hugh Freaking Dillon wrote:minimum wage is there to PROTECT the citizens that don't have the training or the wherewithal to get a decent paying job without getting raped by some unscrupulous employer.
Exactamondo!0 -
I thought the teabaggers wanted to keep government out of our private lives??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGFwOgif ... re=related
In the future people like bachmann will be seen as the last of a dying breed. Just like the racists from 60-70 years ago. There will certainly be people like Bachmann in the future, but no chance they would be electable. In fact, I'm surprised she is now. I'm ashamed we still have societies in North America that vote people like this into office.0 -
brandon10 wrote:I can't understand how anyone could vote for this moron?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nP4hYkfw ... re=related
Her ignorance and fearmongering are truly priceless.0 -
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she, like anyone else against the minimum wage, is pro-business and anti-worker. just like the governors of wisconsin, ohio, florida, indiana, and many other states. this alone makes her unelectable."You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."0 -
Go Beavers wrote:So when a republican president is a deficit spender, we're an economic powerhouse and one of the richest nations in the world, but a dem does it and now were just like Greece?
Did I ever say that? No, I did not. If a Republican was in the White House, it would not change the fact that the debt situation is dire. We can't keep spending like we are and not run into problems like Greece is.Here's a new demo called "in the fire":
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Hugh Freaking Dillon wrote:
haha, we're talking about minimum wage and it sounds like you are talking about accountants choosing which corporation they work for. we're talking about poor people who have no CHOICE but to work in any capacity that they can, and if that means cleaning up horseshit for $20 per day, then they'll do it. there's always a class of people willing to do it, unfortunately. that's the nature of a free market society.
minimum wage is there to PROTECT the citizens that don't have the training or the wherewithal to get a decent paying job without getting raped by some unscrupulous employer.
I don't get the capital letter usage, but since you did it, I'll try it too...
I'm talking about economics 101. Every human being has a CHOICE to work. The minimum wage HARMS the people it claims to protect. The minimum wage causes unemployment in the group it claims to assist... the poor.
Look up the term price floor.Post edited by inlet13 onHere's a new demo called "in the fire":
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inlet13 wrote:Hugh Freaking Dillon wrote:
haha, we're talking about minimum wage and it sounds like you are talking about accountants choosing which corporation they work for. we're talking about poor people who have no CHOICE but to work in any capacity that they can, and if that means cleaning up horseshit for $20 per day, then they'll do it. there's always a class of people willing to do it, unfortunately. that's the nature of a free market society.
minimum wage is there to PROTECT the citizens that don't have the training or the wherewithal to get a decent paying job without getting raped by some unscrupulous employer.
I don't get the capital letter usage, but since you did it, I'll try it too...
I'm talking about economics 101. Every human being has a CHOICE to work. The minimum wage HARMS the people it claims to protect. The minimum wage causes unemployment in the group it claims to assist... the poor.
You really believe that working is a CHOICE?My whole life
was like a picture
of a sunny day
“We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.”
― Abraham Lincoln0 -
Byrnzie wrote:inlet13 wrote:no one can force someone to work. A person chooses to take a job.
People need to work, because people need money to survive. Allowing employers to treat people like slaves by paying them a few dollars an hour causes resentment, destitution, and ultimately, crime.
I think people should work, but not everyone does. Look at people on welfare as one example. But, yes, people need money to survive, you're right. They can get it in varied ways.
I'm going to change a word in your quote: Allowing the government to treat people like slaves by paying them to do nothing, then taking it away once the government goes broke causes resentment, destitution, and ultimately, crime.
Abolishing the minimum wage would only affect people who get paid around the minimum wage, and it would CREATE jobs for those people.... who are poor. Jobs don't create resentment, destitution and crime,... instead, they create a thriving society with less resentment, destitution and crime.Here's a new demo called "in the fire":
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blackredyellow wrote:
You really believe that working is a CHOICE?
I know it's a choice.
You could not work, and there may be bad consequences associated with that decision. But, that does not make it any less of a choice.Here's a new demo called "in the fire":
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brandon10 wrote:inlet13 wrote:brandon10 wrote:this moron?!
And the name calling continues... congrats. Name calling, especially regarding intelligence, obviously proves you're smart.
If she was a duck, I'd call her a duck. But she's not a duck. She is a moron. And calling her a moron is an insult to morons. I was being kind when I called her a moron.
If that's the case, are you a moron?Here's a new demo called "in the fire":
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gimmesometruth27 wrote:she, like anyone else against the minimum wage, is pro-business and anti-worker. just like the governors of wisconsin, ohio, florida, indiana, and many other states. this alone makes her unelectable.
News flash: Being pro-business is being pro-worker.Here's a new demo called "in the fire":
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inlet13 wrote:Hugh Freaking Dillon wrote:
haha, we're talking about minimum wage and it sounds like you are talking about accountants choosing which corporation they work for. we're talking about poor people who have no CHOICE but to work in any capacity that they can, and if that means cleaning up horseshit for $20 per day, then they'll do it. there's always a class of people willing to do it, unfortunately. that's the nature of a free market society.
minimum wage is there to PROTECT the citizens that don't have the training or the wherewithal to get a decent paying job without getting raped by some unscrupulous employer.
I don't get the capital letter usage, but since you did it, I'll try it too...
I'm talking about economics 101. Every human being has a CHOICE to work. The minimum wage HARMS the people it claims to protect. The minimum wage causes unemployment in the group it claims to assist... the poor.
Look up the term price floor."You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."0 -
gimmesometruth27 wrote:how does a minimum wage negatively effect those it was designed to protect?? it guarantees that they can not be paid less than that.
It increases unemployment in that population (the people who would be willing to work for less than the minimum wage). That's how.Here's a new demo called "in the fire":
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Are you all ok with increasing the minimum wage to $100/hour? Why not if it doesn't cause unemployment?Here's a new demo called "in the fire":
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inlet13 wrote:blackredyellow wrote:
You really believe that working is a CHOICE?
I know it's a choice.
You could not work, and there may be bad consequences associated with that decision. But, that does not make it any less of a choice.
I guess, but by your definition, so is eating, drinking, taking shelter, etc...My whole life
was like a picture
of a sunny day
“We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.”
― Abraham Lincoln0 -
inlet13 wrote:gimmesometruth27 wrote:she, like anyone else against the minimum wage, is pro-business and anti-worker. just like the governors of wisconsin, ohio, florida, indiana, and many other states. this alone makes her unelectable.
News flash: Being pro-business is being pro-worker.
No it's not... it can be, but I can also be very anti-worker.My whole life
was like a picture
of a sunny day
“We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.”
― Abraham Lincoln0 -
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