Alot disingenuous GOP talking points in here.
The fact that some clowns in here still think $15 an hour is a lot of money.
That's BELOW a reasonable minimum wage, anywhere in America.
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Agree Ny and Cali is different than Arkansas are any other small stateMinimum wage should be a state issue.
It is for burger flipping.
That's not true. You can definitely get an apartment and a car with $15/hr in the midwest and south. Mainly the coasts are where you need $20/hr to make ends meet.
Adjusted for inflation, the minimum wage in the 1970's was about $30.
Yes.
$30 for flipping burgers.
That's why the "Old Economy Steve" meme guy could buy a new car with the cash from his summer job.
So when these a$$holes tell you a higher minimum wage would run everybody out of business, remember that they are either lying or they don't know what the fukk they're talking about, because the truth is that the minimum wage USED TO BE HIGHER.
My bad, I made a mistake. $7 in 1970 is worth $46 in 2019. My bad, sorry breh.Link to that? Because adjusted for inflation the minimum wage now is $12.10. So there's no way it was $30/hr in 1970.
My bad, I made a mistake. $7 in 1970 is worth $46 in 2019. My bad, sorry breh.
Should've been higher. And should be higher today.Minimum wage was $1.60 in 1968.
Should've been higher. And should be higher today.
Wages are being suppressed and all the wealth generated lately has gone to the top 1%. But you want to quibble over the details like a spineless liberal.So you made up some bullshyt. That's all I needed to know.