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In America companies pay staff between minimum wage and the minimum to attract adequate laborers. This holds true until you get to the exclusive country club go

In America companies pay staff between minimum wage and the minimum to attract adequate laborers. This holds true until you get to the exclusive country club golfing class of insufferable wealth where spending money to hire friends is a novelty, like feeding ducks bread at the pond. Any profit that a company takes is an act of economic and social violence against the staff who only submits to such lopsided conditions because the state chooses more permanent forms of violence for transcending the carefully manipulated social hierarchy. So, yes, let the business being subsidized by taxes go under and let’s provide food clothes and shelter for the disaffected. That owner is a leech and should be imprisoned for fraudulently profiting off of arbitrage between labor costs and sale value at the taxpayer expense. Slightly off topic, I strongly encourage you too get your feet wet by serving the generationally impoverished. Check back in with me after 1,000 hours of service and let e know how it went.

s1artibartfast 4y ago
>Slightly off topic, I strongly encourage you too get your feet wet by serving the generationally impoverished. Check back in with me after 1,000 hours of service and let e know how it went. If we are off topic, is this something you have done? Everyone I have met with your views has talked big, but never lifted a finger or checkbook to help others. They want change. But always by redistributing someone else's money, and someone else doing the work.
- Red_Leaves_Flyy 4y ago
  You’re talking to one of the people that could be a beneficiary if you were to volunteer, so I guess you could say I’ve been doing this my whole life. Certainly I should do more, we all should. Am I reading you correctly that you’ve never volunteered to help poor people? Could I then ask what you imagine the poor life to be?
  - s1artibartfast 4y ago
    Purely on the charity side, I've provided a poor family with a free house to live in for about 25 years and running. I still think this is less helpful than the fact that I employ low wage workers. If the tax and regulatory environment continues to get worse, I will have to lay of these workers off and know first hand that their lives will be worse because there will not magically be a better job for them to go to.

s1artibartfast 4y ago

>Slightly off topic, I strongly encourage you too get your feet wet by serving the generationally impoverished. Check back in with me after 1,000 hours of service and let e know how it went. If we are off topic, is this something you have done? Everyone I have met with your views has talked big, but never lifted a finger or checkbook to help others. They want change. But always by redistributing someone else's money, and someone else doing the work.

Red_Leaves_Flyy 4y ago
You’re talking to one of the people that could be a beneficiary if you were to volunteer, so I guess you could say I’ve been doing this my whole life. Certainly I should do more, we all should. Am I reading you correctly that you’ve never volunteered to help poor people? Could I then ask what you imagine the poor life to be?
- s1artibartfast 4y ago
  Purely on the charity side, I've provided a poor family with a free house to live in for about 25 years and running. I still think this is less helpful than the fact that I employ low wage workers. If the tax and regulatory environment continues to get worse, I will have to lay of these workers off and know first hand that their lives will be worse because there will not magically be a better job for them to go to.