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[mean mr.mustard]

You are a moron.

Why do you insult people every time you post?

Too big a bitch for confrontation?

Are the libs still coming for your guns??

 

[Wendull C.]

When did I say libs are coming for my guns?

The Heller vs. The United States decision and the current make up of the supreme court make that very unlikely. Though, next month we do have to pass a background check for ammo. So, there is that.

 

[mean mr.mustard]

Anybody actually believing that political tools aren't exactly what they are needs can be found by asking how they feel about Alex Jones.

If they don't know it's iffy but if they adamantly believe that Infowars isn't a big tool then they are those of whom I speak.

Who thinks Sandy Hook was a gun grab still??

Unlikely is an understatement.

 

[Microbeman]

You are a moron. I make a much smaller impact on game herds selectively hunting than being driven to fill the freezer.

Most years it is tag soup having passed at least one legal buck a day and that is in southern California. In Colorado, I pass scores of bucks. You will never kill the king if you settle for peasants.

Why do you insult people every time you post?

Also, I call bullshit on you putting rounds over people's heads. People I know would've shot your ass quick if they heard a round snap over their heads.

What? Too big a bitch for confrontation? No face to face? That is how you deal with tress passers.

Kettle - pot? I did not call you a moron. Who said over their heads? Shooting in the air is dangerous.

 

[Wendull C.]

You know microbeman, I think we would get along face to face. I apologize for calling you a moron.

Mr . Mustard, are you going to answer my question? Or just gloss over it?

Microbe, I agree with the one buck rule. Even though the buck 8n your article had short g4 times and weak back forks, he was an old master buck for sure. He is what I am after, though my ultimate goal is a 200" type. Buck. As you know I could hunt the rest of my life and never see one. Or you could luck into a 300" non typ. Like Kyle Lopez in Colorado. Or the 305" giant taken by Yosemite a few years back. Which ironically looked exactly the same as harry lairds 310" brute taken almost 100 years earlier in the same spot.

For the record, I have only seen one buck that broke 190" typ. In the unit i hunt in Colorado . I got trigger happy and took a 165" buck opening day. An older gentleman with more patience took that buck a week later. He crossed from the river to high ground private land every day before shooting light. The older man waited at the private boundary and finally got him. He made the book at 192 net.

For the record, I wait 3 to 5 years to hunt the bucks in that season and area. The 4th season buck tag takes 12 years last time I checked.

 

[mean mr.mustard]

If you're referring to asking me when I said something I never said I'm going to gloss over it.

If you really need me to say that I never said that you claimed libs were going to take your guns away I will.

You never said that.

But if you are splitting hairs can I get you to state clearly that you are unconcerned that they might?

 

[Microbeman]

You know microbeman, I think we would get along face to face. I apologize for calling you a moron.

In all likelihood. It seems we both spent lots of time in the bush. One time two of my indigenous buddies showed up at my place looking for moose. They asked me where they should look. I told them there were no moose that far south in the valley but if they went to the next valley over and drove up to a place called rimrock, at the top of the hill there was a plateau with marshes and they could find a bull in there.

When they topped the hill, there was the bull moose standing by the side of the road! My buddy was so surprised and excited he fumbled the ammunition dropping it, blew his chance and the bull took off. They tried tracking for a while but it was getting late so they gave up. I got a 'joking' Indian name out of it; 'One who can tell exactly where the ungulate is'

 

[pipeline]

Hopefully, but the AI can possibly learn to drive in the snow and ice too.

But you have Pizza Hut already with an automated system that makes the pizzas. Thankfully I don't really like Pizza Hut pizza this local Greek pizza place makes some of the best. Only problem is you can get a better price from Pizza Hut and Domino's.

Even walked into a McDonald's not too long ago and they have them Kiosks, I'll never go to a McDonald's again, more so because you can't get a double cheeseburger for a dollar anymore. Use to be kind of nice when you're hungry and out shopping and you don't want to drive an hour to get home and cook something.

Though I guess it's not all bad, now they are starting at $11 an hour even though the minimum wage is $7.50, but $11 even at 40 hours is less than $400 a week after taxes and $800 is about what you'll pay for a shitty apartment. Good luck taking care of a family at $11 more like a $1,000+ for a 2 bedroom apartment, you're going to need to eat a lot of rice at $11 with a family. Lol

Raising the minimum wage that high is not a good idea because its not allowing the market to determine the price. It will result in 2 things increase in consumer prices to pay for the extra labor costs, and it will make it so nobody will hire base level experience help because it will not be worth the money. I own a business, may dad told me this stuff in the past, and I can now agree from experience.


It means an increase in automation and robotics replacing human labor.

 

[Microbeman]

Raising the minimum wage that high is not a good idea because its not allowing the market to determine the price. It will result in 2 things increase in consumer prices to pay for the extra labor costs, and it will make it so nobody will hire base level experience help because it will not be worth the money. I own a business, may dad told me this stuff in the past, and I can now agree from experience.


It means an increase in automation and robotics replacing human labor.

Gee, that must be why Germany's economy is so terrible with a minimum hourly wage of $10.50 (USD approx.) and GPD of $52,885.00 per capita.

And Canada at $13.85 (CAD) per hour with a GPD at 45,000 USD in 2017 and going to 51,700 USD in 2019

USA's GPD is 65,064

.....and let's not forget California at $12/hr and a GPD of 66,199 USD

 

[Cannavore]

automation in the workplace is going to happen regardless of what workers are being paid. that's such a weak argument against min wage increase.

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

so folks - if you want a decent job in the future - you will have to start going CYBORG now!

UK minimum wage April 2019
The following new minimum wage rates apply from 1 April 2019: National Living Wage (25 years old and over) - £8.21. National Minimum Wage adult rate (21-24 years old) - £7.70. National Minimum Wage (18-20 years old) - £6.15. National Minimum Wage (under 18 years old) - £4.35. National Minimum Wage (apprentice rate) - £3.90.


Seriously its not really possible to have a family with one bread winner on minimum wage - when average rents are getting over £1000 per month just for a studio apartment - UK GDP per capita in around $42,000 - but those on minimum wage don't get anywhere near that figure.

 

[CaptainDankness]

Raising the minimum wage that high is not a good idea because its not allowing the market to determine the price. It will result in 2 things increase in consumer prices to pay for the extra labor costs, and it will make it so nobody will hire base level experience help because it will not be worth the money. I own a business, may dad told me this stuff in the past, and I can now agree from experience.


It means an increase in automation and robotics replacing human labor.

We are already paying hire prices for everything, except workers.

The automation and robotics are already here. Obviously it's a great idea for a business, it's like buying slaves, they work for nothing, just humanely. It's not a matter of if or even when, it's happening right now....

What's the point of your business when we can't afford your service? Say your business is carpentry, has the price of building supplies not risen costing your consumers more money for the same job? I think one should be more concerned about the price of lumber from Canada than hard working Americans getting a raise.

 

[Frylock]

Bombshell report by Paul Joseph Watson!


Alexandria Occasional-Cortex is obviously an actor who got through the auditions.



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I guess this is the 'bombshell'?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coZzVfYiNf8

 

[pipeline]

Gee, that must be why Germany's economy is so terrible with a minimum hourly wage of $10.50 (USD approx.) and GPD of $52,885.00 per capita.

And Canada at $13.85 (CAD) per hour with a GPD at 45,000 USD in 2017 and going to 51,700 USD in 2019

USA's GPD is 65,064

.....and let's not forget California at $12/hr and a GPD of 66,199 USD

Liberty trumps money. The market determines the value of labor. Minimum wage is for base employees. Raise the min. wage, and I'm not hiring those people because they don't produce enough to pay the cost of the labor and make profit money.

 

[Frylock]

Liberty trumps money. The market determines the value of labor. Minimum wage is for base employees. Raise the min. wage, and I'm not hiring those people because they don't produce enough to pay the cost of the labor and make profit money.

Other people will hire them and you will be stuck working for yourself....

 

[Microbeman]

Liberty trumps money. The market determines the value of labor. Minimum wage is for base employees. Raise the min. wage, and I'm not hiring those people because they don't produce enough to pay the cost of the labor and make profit money.

Does that not seem selfish? I ran several successful businesses and always paid a living wage.

 

[CaptainDankness]

Liberty trumps money. The market determines the value of labor. Minimum wage is for base employees. Raise the min. wage, and I'm not hiring those people because they don't produce enough to pay the cost of the labor and make profit money.

Not when I must first pay my property taxes that go up every single year! I'm over $5k a year in property taxes alone...

Can't really have liberty, without paying your taxes. They will send armed thugs to remove me from my land.

But you can hire skilled workers, I personally wouldn't work for $12 anyways, Walmart pays $12 with an employee discount. Lol, why would anyone work for you at $7.50? I know how business works though, this one landscaper used to charge the consumer over $50 per man per hour and only paid his employees $12-15 per hour. Needless to say this guy is a multi millionaire from a small landscaping company and his employees are barely getting by.

 

[beta]

I know how business works though, this one landscaper used to charge the consumer over $50 per man per hour and only paid his employees $12-15 per hour. Needless to say this guy is a multi millionaire from a small landscaping company and his employees are barely getting by.

That's how capitalism works. You're either being exploited by the person making the money, or you're making money by exploiting people and the environment.

Profits are unpaid wages and externalized costs.

 

[White Beard]

Liberty trumps money. The market determines the value of labor. Minimum wage is for base employees. Raise the min. wage, and I'm not hiring those people because they don't produce enough to pay the cost of the labor and make profit money.

“Liberty trumps money” - so having the liberty to steal or starve is better than having the money to pay for what you need...if you say so....


“The market determines the value of labor”

And the market, driven by owners and investors, is built to de-value labor...this is how profits are made, by depriving workers of the fruits of their labors no matter how productive they are. It the case in America today if you just look around. In business, labor is *always* a COMMODITY, and its cost is to be held to a strict minimum - just like office supplies. Large or small, labor goes largely unrewarded.


“Minimum wage is for base employees”

Minimum wage has always been for the purpose of NOT paying servants enough to live on. I’ve heard respected businessmen spout the party line since the 50s - and I've HEARD them say in private that “they’re *servants*, goddammit, we shouldn’t *have* to pay them at all”

Trumps employment numbers he’s so proud of reflect individuals with several min.wage jobs more than it does shopkeepers of skilled trades.


“Raise the min. wage, and I'm not hiring those people because they don't produce enough to pay the cost of the labor and make profit”

See? Even you, when you consider employing others, won’t consider a higher minimum to get better people (remember? That’s supposed to work), you plainly won’t hire “those people” because they’re not productive enough for you to pay yourself for having hired them...they’re servants, right? Shouldn’t have to pay them *and* put up with them?

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

Maybe we all get a robot - and send it to work every day to earn us a living - while we spend our time enjoying our gardens -

Did anyone see the movie 'Surrogates?' - who knows - maybe that's gonna be the future.