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To: teflon9

It’s more like the bazooka was pointed by the union at those factory jobs, demanding they be paid more than they were worth—until the factories shut down and went out of business.

Walmart pays at a level reflective of the employee contributions and the competitive labor market. Those with the ability to upgrade their skills ought to do so—if only because we’re letting in so many unskilled immigrants looking for work every year.


41 posted on 11/22/2012 8:54:09 AM PST by 9YearLurker
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To: 9YearLurker

“It’s more like the bazooka was pointed by the union at those factory jobs, demanding they be paid more than they were worth—until the factories shut down and went out of business.”

Riiight. Because big corporations are weak bitches who have no leverage against those mean, nasty unions. Now what kind of cheese would you like with that whine? Like I said, they moved so they could pay some kid chicken feed, dump their sludge wherever they felt like it, and the American worker be damned.


48 posted on 11/22/2012 8:57:59 AM PST by teflon9 (Political campaigns should follow Johnny Mercer's advice--Accentuate the positive.)
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To: 9YearLurker
Walmart pays at a level reflective of the employee contributions

So who determines what a person's labor is worth??? The Chinese gov't???

and the competitive labor market.

You mean the illegals from Mexico???

Minimum wage has less value now than it did in 1960...Minimum wage is for high school and college kids...Not a man with a family who is forced to get the rest of his needed income from the gov't...

79 posted on 11/22/2012 9:19:39 AM PST by Iscool (You mess with me, you mess with the WHOLE trailerpark...)
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