The majority of the low-life rabble is comprised, not surprisingly, of holder's people. The minimum wage (an invention of the vile Frances Perkins of the FDR "Brain" Trust) is slavery and these people are just asking to be returned to the DemonRAT plantation.
That's a photo of the aforementioned Frances Perkins conspiring with Franklin Diablo Roosevelt to shred the Constitution. Her vile schemes resulted in the NLRB, the minimum wage and the pernicious Ponzi trap known as Social Security. As much as anyone, she's responsible for the rise of communism in America.
Typical partisans of the minimum wage.
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The dirty little secret that these people are too stupid to understand is that while they’re chasing a “living wage” above the poverty level, the poverty level is an arbitrary statistical gimmick based on what all people earn, which actually rises the more the aggregate population earns - so the more they make, the more they’re going to be facing a higher poverty line - a dog chasing its own tail - the only people who stand to gain from this silliness are the union bosses, whose income - a percentage of a lot more people’s marginally higher wages - will go up dramatically.......
Consumers need to get it through their heads that they THEMSELVES hold all the cards.... just BOYCOTT the places where people are making these ridiculous demands!!
Fast food ain’t a necessity of life like say home energy or a petroleum...it wouldn’t take more than a week for fast food places to get the message. AND their ‘employees’ would get the message too, real quick!
Self-service seems to be popping up all over - supermarkets, large hardware stores and, of course, gas stations.
McDonald’s, Burger King, Starbucks and most other fast food joints other than Chick-Fil-A have nothing I want. I don’t like risking my hamburgers being spat on or masturbated on by low-life workers, and there are plenty of news stories documenting this behavior. Any place that has counter help who speak little or no English automatically loses my business.
