I mean I agree that everyone who can work for a living, should work for a living, even if we have to waste a little money to create those jobs
But even from a purely economic standpoint, paying someone $2 an hour in the US without addressing the fact that one can't live on $2/hour in the US doesn't quite make sense
The economical analysis of folks like @DEAD7 ends at corporate balance sheets and talking points spewed by the likes of Peter Schiff... dudes like him don't realize the wealth of the capitalists he worships is heavily dependent on an economy comprised of consumers, from top to bottom, who feel economically confident and secure enough to continue to spend and invest themselves. Fetishizing/deifying capitalists at the expense of workers is a fool's game
But even from a purely economic standpoint, paying someone $2 an hour in the US without addressing the fact that one can't live on $2/hour in the US doesn't quite make sense
The economical analysis of folks like @DEAD7 ends at corporate balance sheets and talking points spewed by the likes of Peter Schiff... dudes like him don't realize the wealth of the capitalists he worships is heavily dependent on an economy comprised of consumers, from top to bottom, who feel economically confident and secure enough to continue to spend and invest themselves. Fetishizing/deifying capitalists at the expense of workers is a fool's game