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I agree that fighting the minimum wage is not "dark". If two able-minded parties voluntarily agree on a wage, then no one should be able to tell them what the c
by NeonVice 8y ago
I agree that fighting the minimum wage is not "dark". If two able-minded parties voluntarily agree on a wage, then no one should be able to tell them what the correct wage should be. The minimum wage may prevent a lower-skilled worker from getting a job, because an employer would only pay a higher wage to a higher-skilled worker.
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- WalterGR 8y agoIf two able-minded parties voluntarily agree on a wage, then no one should be able to tell them what the correct wage should be. That opens up the door for so much exploitation that it boggles the mind someone could truly believe that. Do you support the repeal of minimum wage laws? What about workplace safety laws? Laws that limit the number of hours demanded by the employer? Incredible.