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Negusa Negast
In Jersey??? Do me a favour look up rent, food prices, mortgages, products, services, etc $600 might be a sewer bill...Would a $600 stimulus check be helpful for people in New Jersey?
In Jersey??? Do me a favour look up rent, food prices, mortgages, products, services, etc $600 might be a sewer bill...Would a $600 stimulus check be helpful for people in New Jersey?
This is what I said:
Your response to that question was "Raise the minimum wage?" When I pointed out that one measure doesn't really answer my question and that they need a comprehensive plan to address the problem, you doubled down and said some dumb shit about the wage increase being satisfactory not excellent.
Again, you're either just being dishonest in your argument here or you're simply not capable of having an informed discussion here. You right though. I said I was going to stop and didn't. You got it.
In Jersey??? Do me a favour look up rent, food prices, mortgages, products, services, etc $600 might be a sewer bill...
I am not disagreeing I feel the same way I just would hope that it's not limited to that idea and made out like "look what we did for ya, that should be good enough"I understand that.
But to address a systemic issue like the wealth gap it won't be done by the push of a button. Raising the minimum wage would be a step towards fixing that.
Here's what we do know and I'm pretty sure we can all agree on. The wage gap in general needs to be overhauled.
But we have to start somewhere and right now raising the minimum wage is the absolute easiest thing for Congress to do. It already has overwhelming support.
I am not disagreeing I feel the same way I just would hope that it's not limited to that idea and made out like "look what we did for ya, that should be good enough"
I am not disagreeing I feel the same way I just would hope that it's not limited to that idea and made out like "look what we did for ya, that should be good enough"
Raising the minimum wage doesn't even catch us up to inflation. And by the time it's fully implemented inflation will have moved even farther along it'll more than likely not even feel like too big a difference.Exactly. That's why you can't just say raising the minimum wage is addressing the wealth gap. It's a good step, but if that's all we get and its heralded as some big move, then the politicians will move and and leave the job undone. We've seen that before.
That's before taxes. A $600 check from a job in Chicago (for example) is not the same.I know that. I was going to point out that $600 is a weekly check making $15 an hour.
Wa gwan?Yall watching this shit bruh these republicans need to be crushed
i thought you was east africanWa gwan?
The math on the stim checks is ridiculous- You giving $600 to about 60% of the people or 140mil people - which is only 84Billion...where is the rest of the money?And a $600 stimmy is just a weeks pay making....................
$15 an hour