“Starvation wages” should not be a thing. Many people awakening now to the unfairness of a system which keeps them limited to economic conditions that obstruct rather than promote their advancement in the direction of their dreams. Economic injustice is an invisible set of chains
Let's be clear. The problem in America is not that unemployed workers are receiving an extra $300 a week in emergency benefits during a horrific pandemic. The problem is that too many employers in America are exploiting their workers by paying starvation wages with no benefits.

May 14, 2021 · 3:31 PM UTC

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People working at jobs they hate, to prevent themselves from being homeless, is not freedom. That’s why I’m in favor of a generous Universal Basic Income that would give everyone the freedom to do what’s truly meaningful to them.
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The fine print matters though. On one hand I support UBI and did so throughout my campaign. But some who support it are suggesting it be INSTEAD of other safety net provisions, leaving many people with actually less than they would have received without it.
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This is why the globalist criminals shut down the public sphere with a "pandemic". Wake up left. You have been played again. Remember WMD ?
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It may be invisible to millionaires + billionaires, particularly politicians who spend a good chunk of their time doing the work.... on Twitter.
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We need a ... new ... bright and shining ... Star!
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This is a “cocktail party” understanding of a complex system.
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Marianne, Watch Emmy Awarded documentary The Source about hidden human cost of "certified" coffee. The coffee industry is paying coffee growers now 1/4 of the real price of coffee. For coffee industry Starvation Prices/Wages are the best business model bit.ly/2m6Lre3
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It has been systematic for years, way back in the "good old days" the wages were only part of the deal, with companies taking care with solid 401k.. then wall st was allowed to raid these pension funds by weak politicians, and companies focus on todays profits.