Minimum wage to start the decade vs Minimum wage to end the decade

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You start counting from 1 not zero

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10
not 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

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2010 is the 10th year of 2000
2011 is the first year of 2010
2020 is the 10th year of 2010

201(1) = 1
201(2) = 2
201(3) = 3

the decade is complete at the end of 2020
2021 you start count at 1

So the year 2030 will be apart of the 2020s? OK breh :mjlol:

2010s - Wikipedia

The 2010s (pronounced "twenty tens" or "two thousand (and) tens"[1][2]) was a decade of the Gregorian calendar that began on 1 January 2010, and ended on 31 December 2019.
 

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Of course people are going to make more money when the cost of living and the tax burden is astronomical.

Inflation is very real and accelerated in blue states.

15 bucks an hour in New York is pure poverty.

15 bucks an hour in north Carolina, outside of Charlotte, will allow you to rent a 2 bedroom apartment and actually have money left over to do things.

California has a very real housing crisis. People are shytting in the streets of san Francisco.

New york is right on the edge of being unaffordable to anyone but the financial elite.

And all that with them "making the most money" :mjlol:

That's the problem with using stats when you dont really understand what you're looking at. You google something that looks good and copy the link but you're hurting your point .
That's why I think the federal minimum should rise to 10 dollars and that the rest should be handled by the state based on the the cost of living in that state.

Raising that shyt to 15 across the board is too much and will fukk up the job market
 

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That's why I think the federal minimum should rise to 10 dollars and that the rest should be handled by the state based on the the cost of living in that state.

Raising that shyt to 15 across the board is too much and will fukk up the job market

I agree

I also think We need to shrink the federal government down back to its original intended role as a mediator and regulator for interstate commerce.

Some of these political ideologies need to hit the marketplace of ideas and sink or swim.

Not only that, but it's easier to keep an eye on your elected officials when they're actually in the community with you and not in DC participating in that nonsense and being bribed and corrupted by lobbyists
 

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I agree

I also think We need to shrink the federal government down back to its original intended role as a mediator and regulator for interstate commerce.

Some of these political ideologies need to hit the marketplace of ideas and sink or swim.

Not only that, but it's easier to keep an eye on your elected officials when they're actually in the community with you and not in DC participating in that nonsense and being bribed and corrupted by lobbyists


In a perfect world....

It's too far gone for that... Too much corporate/capitalist influence.
 

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In a perfect world....

It's too far gone for that... Too much corporate/capitalist influence.

Term limits would go a looong way towards making that happen tho. The way the current system is, a politician can be brought and paid for in their first term and be controlled for the next 50 years.

Make corporations have to repeat that process every 4 years. Drive the prices up. Increase the odds of electing the honest politicians who wont participate in the fukkery.

Out current system is broken beyond repair. Scrap the whole thing. We purposely divide the country every 4 years for nothing when we could just let each state run itself the way it sees fit and different states could cooperate with each other when they can come to an agreement.

However that would expose the fact that some states, while prestigious and nice to look at, actually contribute nothing tangible to the rest of society.
 

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Be happy for the success of the people exploiting you brehettes

"We rich Masaa" :ooh:

:hhh:"That's nice now get back to work Hattie Mae"
She loves to spew bullshyt and then runs away when her intellect (or lack thereof) gets exposed :mjlol:
 
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