>The good faith argument for no minimum wage is that those people would have a much bigger chance to find jobs and build job skills. That isn't a good faith ar

>The good faith argument for no minimum wage is that those people would have a much bigger chance to find jobs and build job skills. That isn't a good faith argument at all. That the "nice job you have there, stop asking for a living wage; it would be a shame if anything happened to it" argument.