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So you think that if I find someone willing to do data entry for $10/hour that there is some danger to the "general interest"? Where does that end? How does $
by gwright 8y ago
So you think that if I find someone willing to do data entry for $10/hour that there is some danger to the "general interest"? Where does that end? How does $15/hour protect the general interest but $14.50 doesn't? Does $20 provide more "protection"?
The proper role for government is to protect individual rights not to manufacture collective rights that are more important. You are arguing that the individual rights need to be subservient to the "general interest" collective rights and I don't like where that argument leads.