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>>The funny part is that not a single reply to my comment (so far) touched on any of the points being made The funny part is that if you're genuinely curious a
by enraged_camel 10y ago
>>The funny part is that not a single reply to my comment (so far) touched on any of the points being made
The funny part is that if you're genuinely curious about the topic, you can do some introductory research yourself. The information you seek is a single Google search away. To demonstrate:
http://i.imgur.com/E6Prs3R.png http://i.imgur.com/E6Prs3R.png
- randomdata 10y agoI tried your search. I did not find anything that relates to my comment.
- enraged_camel 10y agoYour comment was, literally, "What, exactly, is unfair about the current compensation?" And literally the first option in the search I linked ("walmart unfair wages") will lead you straight to the answer.
- randomdata 10y agoActually, my comment said that fair markets will see people try to undercut each other and that the best solution is to reduce or eliminate the fairness by having a union become the only negotiator. Quite the opposite of fair, as individual freedom to negotiate is lost, but it ends up most beneficial for those involved. Did you actually read my comment? Because it seems like you didn't read my comment.
- enraged_camel 10y agoI read your comment to the same extent that you read the results of the search I provided.