Wages

[VitaMan]

A perspective

[Jackie S]

I’m not sure what to make of it.

[farmstud60]

means nothing

[VitaMan]

Take your own meaning

Maybe it means the USA is a good place to be living.

[Jackie S]

Originally Posted by VitaMan

Take your own meaning

Maybe it means the USA is a good place to be living.

It does seem like a lot of people want to come here.

[VitaMan]

A lot of people would move to Canada if it weren't so darn cold.

[the_real_Barleycorn]

We've been saying that the US is a great place to live for years. It's your ilk that says otherwise. Why don't you all move to Mexico...for the climate.

[VitaMan]

Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn

We've been saying that the US is a great place to live for years. It's your ilk that says otherwise. Why don't you all move to Mexico...for the climate.

What ilk is that ? I don't have an ilk. The US is a great place with many great people. I have mentioned that many times. Are you one of those great people ?

By the way, what is your "we" ?

[Lucas McCain]

Originally Posted by Jackie S

It does seem like a lot of people want to come here.

Where is there a better country to make money? If I lived in some shithole town in Mexico, Guatemala, Haiti or wherever; not making any money and I could just walk here, I'd illegally come here too. I wouldn't walk. I'd run... I don't blame these illegals. Why live like a peasant when you don't have to when the U.S. is very close by and is so welcoming to strangers? haha

[Why_Yes_I_Do]

A perspective of what?

[VitaMan]

Possibly a perspective of the minimum wage a full time worker would receive in various countries...?

"regarding something in relation to each other"

[Why_Yes_I_Do]

Originally Posted by VitaMan

Possibly a perspective of the minimum wage a full time worker would receive in various countries...?

"regarding something in relation to each other"

In other words, a pregnant mother with 3 kids, living in a mud hut, with a dirt floor, working 15 hour days in the open pit Cobalt mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has everything in common with a high school kid working at a McDonalds in Baltimore?!?

[VitaMan]

"Everything in common" ? Those are your words...no one elses.

Explain, as your other words are only describing something you made up.

Note DRC is not even mentioned in the illustration.

Where are you going with this...nowhere ?

What is your "purpose" ?

[Why_Yes_I_Do]

Originally Posted by VitaMan

"Everything in common" ...

It's your mysteriously unexplained "perspective" that I'm trying to understand. I can see where in a Globo-Homo Socialist World Order one might expect all things to be equal, albeit with only two classes (Peon and Politburo member with no middle class at all). In a capitalist and free market world, one would have no notion of such clap-trap. Go on and elucidate on your "perspective" Comrade.


In the off chance that your "perspective" is there is little discernible difference between Baltimore and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, I might give partial credit.

[VitaMan]

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