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@WSJ hi wall street mother fuckers keep eating everyone alive like you are cannibals - watch what happens
@WSJ there are far more technically trained workers who barely make $15/hr. I don't think this is an appropriate solution.
@WSJ It's realistic if you cut the salaries of the top execs, who are overpaid at the expense of underpaying their employees & corp welfare.
@WSJ The trouble with Capitalism is sooner or later you run out of working people's money.
@WSJ Bankers are the only welfare Queens destroying our country. #2008bailout$2trillion
@WSJ I see all of the criminal hedge fund managers chiming in with a "no" vote = expected. #FightFor15 #tcot #raisethewage
@WSJ No! Fast food employment was never meant to be a wage that could support a family. Hone your skills and push for better down the road.
@WSJ depending on where, as CoL varies greatly over the country, no "one size fits all"...should be a decent liveable wage wherever they are
@WSJ for instance, in NY the # might be $25 ph...otherwise learn to serve yourself. Is anyone on Wall St. worth even 20% of what they steal?
@WSJ NO! not realistic! They don't perform at a level worth the raise
@WSJ yes it is. minimal impact on overall costs and will improve quality of workers and service in general
@WSJ The job itself may not be worth much, but the person's time spent doing the job can never be replaced & should be worth a livable wage.
@WSJ Fast food workers used to be high school and college kids jobs. It is not a career for adults. Not realistic for a fast food job.
@WSJ no. Tons of people do not make that much. I've worked those jobs
@WSJ In spite of raises on chart, workers feel still behind & probably farther than1998 b/c all prices inflate higher faster to pay raises
@MJBJD @WSJ Mostly it's the rich getting the big pay raises & they're the ones raising the prices too. Because #trickledown = unrealistic.
@TheDivaofComedy @WSJ Yes, but from 80 yr Dem policy. Rich pd stock which inflates from Dem Govt regulate tax borrow spend print. No trickle
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