This is why wealth inequality is outrageous

[Ezekiel 25:17]

He's not living the life he's living just because he has stock. He's making actual money, money.

But his pay checks aren't $1 billion. He's not banking $150k a minute, his assets are banking $150k/minute.

 

[the bossman]

Yeah people think that's what goes to their bank accounts, but it's not. Benzos network is $1 billion, but that doesn't mean he has a billion dollar pay check.

If I own 4 $250k houses my net worth is $1 million, but those tenants only giving me $6000/month

Na Bezos got actual sweat equity

 

[the bossman]

Breh in the OP is doing as designed. Fighting over scraps while having 0 smoke for the system that makes this possible and elite who keep it this way

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

Buddy called packing a truck

"skilled labor"


Also I read the same sentiment by coli dudes on here


Acting like they some major aristocratics with their lil 60k shytty job
Talking down on paying minimum wage workers at least $15

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

It’s gonna be a lot of internet cats that never did labor in their life coming in here posting....

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

True but that’s not a skill

It’s a skill if you can’t do it under certain circumstances

 

[Cowboyz89]

Breh in most jobs working harder justifies higher pay. I can tell you never worked in a warehouse. Warehouse work isn't easy by any means. That's why a lot pay $22/hr.

Sure if they are in a high cost of living state, are moving expensive/dangerous materials, or have a good union.

Otherwise they are not getting paid 22/hr to box up and ship regular items.

 

[Typical Knicks Fan]

He won’t have to work in a warehouse stacking boxes for $16 anymore if $15 is the new minimum. His options just widened and he can walk into another job with less stress on his body. He should be happy he’s not being taken advantage of anymore.

 

[BlackJesus]

this nikka thinks he is skilled labor because he moves boxes in an Amazon warehouse and wants to depress the wages on workers he feels are even less skilled. Instead of focusing on the billionaire raping everybody with no Vaseline.

The billionaire isn't "raping" anyone. It's a job. One that he and everyone else who works there voluntarily chose. No one is holding a gun to his head to work there for $16 an hour.

I'm willing to bet 98% of people in this thread shop at Amazon regularly. Enlarging Jeffs pockets but complaining about his business on behalf of people they’ve never met.

I need communists of the coli to come up with a new angle. This ain't it.

 

[MajesticLion]

Zong shanshan came up something serious

All due respect to the dinner-with-Jay-Z crowd but I'd rather spend a week shadowing Comrade Zong

And this is just scratching the surface. This wealth increase is directly tied to the stock market. Even putting the wealthiest aside, the higher wage earners had more money to put in the stock market than lower wage earners and lower wage earners were far more likely to be working jobs that have been halted by the pandemic (restaurants, hotels, service etc). The wealth gap almost certainly saw an explosion over the past year and I feel like nobody is talking about it.

Truth. That's the one drawback of these top ten style lists, they leave out a large part of the picture. A top 250 fills in a lot more blank spaces and gives rise to more/better questions.

 

[ahomeplateslugger]

i'm so sick of these fake wannabe elitist idiots acting like they're above someone because of their title or some other silly shyt. they need a hard slap to the face for a reality check. raise the minimum wage because everyone will benefit from it.

 

[Tookalossfellbackcameback]

Breh in most jobs working harder justifies higher pay. I can tell you never worked in a warehouse. Warehouse work isn't easy by any means. That's why a lot pay $22/hr.

I feel you, but unless you're driving a forklift or operating machines or some shyt warehouse work isn't "skilled". Knowing how to use an RF scanner or being really proficient at sorting or packing boxes isn't a skill my brother.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Sure if they are in a high cost of living state, are moving expensive/dangerous materials, or have a good union.

Otherwise they are not getting paid 22/hr to box up and ship items.

They do at Home Depot, they start off at 22. My brother worked at a Petco and was making $19 pure labor

 

[humminbird]

It’s a skill if you can’t do it under certain circumstances

That’s being able to do the work
A skill is something hard to replicate any able bodied man can pack boxes
The work involved doesn’t matter because the company can churn through as many people as it wants to since they can find another person to do it and teach him in 30 minutes
There are manual labor jobs that involve skills but this isn’t one

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

Buddy called packing a truck

"skilled labor"


Also I read the same sentiment by coli dudes on here


Acting like they some major aristocratics with their lil 60k shytty job
Talking down on paying minimum wage workers at least $15

UPS drivers make 30 an hour in Alabama.... is delivery a skill?