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Yeah when he does make it and then goes against the institutions that are meant to help others that start out on the bottom rung.
One of his major themes is identifying what a policy actually does instead of what its "meant" to do..
Claiming you are helping minorities and poor people doesn't actually make it so.Contrary to your post, he is very concerned about those on the bottom rungs. The ones you want to chop off the ladder who will be without jobs and will have a much harder time working their way up.
Much of the shit you blindly support and make demagogic claims about actually harm many less-preferred people such as low-skilled and inexperienced workers, many of which happen to be minorities.
As he properly notes in his work, minimum wage laws for blacks were very popular with the racist unions in South Africa who sought to keep the jobs for themselves.
It wasn't exclusive to South Africa either: "Colored labor is being sought to demoralize wage rates.” - American Federation of Labor President William Green.
He goes to great lengths to explain exactly why and how these things work in a way that is easy to understand. You should actually read some of it and become educated on the issues instead of making despicable accusations, racial slurs and other insults.
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It is so easy for those that have so much to expound on capitalist/libertarian views yet you wont find many poor men crying out for the dropping of the minimum wage will you? "Hey Ex steel plant worker now working the counter at McDonalds do you want the minimum wage dropped?" of fucking course not. it's a tool for the privileged not for him. And don't hand me the trickle down bullshit I've lived through it once and it only does what it's meant to do and that's pad the fucking wallets of the fucking rich 1%'ers.
Typical. ad populum followed up with demonization of rich people and an ignorant stab at economics. You're the equivalent to the congressman throwing snowballs to disprove climate change.
He will be the first one to tell you that minimum wage is a popular policy among the masses.
That doesn't mean its without bad consequences for some people. A popular policy is not necessarily a good policy.
How about the people who can't find jobs at $7.25 or $8? Do you think they need a $15 minimum wage?
The real minimum wage is $0 and your actions would condemn some of the most disadvantaged to potentially permanent unemployment.
But hey it might raise YOUR wages, and it sounds good in your elementary understanding of it, plus dem evil capitalists and teh dollars.. so why not right?
Your next post is just perpetuating myths about capitalism not being good for poorer people without substantiating the claim.. it shows a deep-seated ignorance.. to make matters worse you use that ignorance as a launching pad to fire racial slurs at black people for holding different views than you.
As I mentioned before,you should actually read his work. You would begin to understand that no, its not all bad for black and poor people.