Posted by farmer boy on March 09, 2014 at 09:12:59 from (199.167.109.42):
In Reply to: Re: RE:Deleted post posted by Edd in Ky on March 09, 2014 at 08:43:20:
I'm glad to see that even a 'set in his ways' conservative can see it from both sides. Not to make it political, but I think that's the biggest problem with politics in the US. People pick a side, and blindly follow it to the grave. Can't reason with them. I also agree with you on minimum wage. Here minimum wage is $11.00/hour, while a person can live on this, it's quite hard. Why should the owner live in a mansion while the employees go home to the welfare like apartment. I'm all for a free market, and the guy that took the risk making the most, but I see no reason that he needs to make 250,000 on his 4 stores, while his employees are lucky to walk away with 20,000. In the grand scheme of things, raising minimum wage is only going to increase the price of a burger. For the most part, most everyone else is paying well enough above minimum.
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