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To: Alighieri who wrote (956643)	8/14/2016 5:20:20 PM
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>> You are (conveniently?) forgetting the stimulative effect of higher wages... OMG. The bogus "Henry Ford" quote must follow. He gives his employees a raise so they can buy more cars. Right? This is an absurd notion. You raise my pay from $7.50 to $15.00, my paycheck goes from $250 to $500. And you think, somehow, the "stimulative effect" will make the employer whole. It just doesn't work that way. If it did, we might as well all make $10,000 an hour.l >> .then you can feed their unmet needs with welfare checks. No. You have to kill these idiotic welfare programs and give people an opportunity to live productive lives. This is just an absurd argument, even for you. Don't look at me. Congress pass these idiotic give away programs without my nod of approval. They're utterly stupid and do nothing but encourage people to sink to their lowest possible stage in life.