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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: bentway who wrote (930164)4/12/2016 5:09:38 PM
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Bentway,
It's a 'straw man' because no one but you opposing clowns are proposing raising it beyond $15.

I can guarantee that you libtards will still be complaining once the minimum wage is at that level.

Already I'm seeing my liberal friends claiming that Denmark has a $20 minimum wage. (It's not true, but since when did left-wing meme generators care about the truth?)

It's clear to me that they won't be satisfied with a $15 minimum wage, especially here in California.

So no, it's not a "straw man." It's already becoming the next rallying mantra. "$15/hour wasn't enough! We demand $20/hour! Just like in Denmark!"

All this because the definition of a "living wage" is vague, and purposefully so. $15/hour today, $20/hour six years from now, $25/hour after that, etc.

It's all too easy to call out libtards and their predictable behavior. Once you idiots vote yourselves a raise, there's no stopping you except bankruptcy.

Tenchusatsu
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