When people who have millions of $ of personal wealth deny a minimum wage hike to 100s of 1000s of people who would be lifted out of poverty by it, they shouldn’t be able to hide their heartless behavior behind the ridiculous claim that they’re being good stewards of the economy

Mar 6, 2021 · 5:37 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
Hey dingbat, the people who have to actually pay the increased wages aren't mostly millionaires.
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If they’re worried about small businesses, don’t raise it. Just give us ubi, I like that better honestly
Replying to @marwilliamson
When do we, as The People, finally realize that the people on the Hill want a lot of people to die. Mostly poor, old and people of color specifically. They just don't contribute to the economy and tend to be attached to the social safety net. Most Congress folks are Evil.
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So you do own a small business and understand what $15 an hour means?
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How about the government stop stealing our money?! Get rid of the federal taxes that they take out of peoples checks. That should be option one.
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A year ago before pandemic people were just fine. In fact striving to get ahead. Let’s open the country while taking precautions
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You are crazy
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A Min Wage hike would only benefit the government with more taxs collected per year, while the costs of everything going up would more then negate any increase in pay the few people making minimum wage would have gotten..
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Replying to @marwilliamson
What does this have to do with COVID relief???
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Over 1 million people would have lost their job if the $15 hr minimum wage would have passed.
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