---Pay Priority And Equality Is Out Of Balance---The Rich Causing High Taxation---

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  1. woodystylez

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    What are the most important jobs for our survival? I mean if times were at their absolute worst, what would be the most important jobs?

    After putting some thought into this you will notice that all of these jobs except for medical, are some of the lowest paying jobs in America. You will also notice that the superficial least necessary jobs are some of the highest paying.

    What is more necessary? A football player or a farmer? If that pay gap doesn't blow your mind and make you wonder what is wrong then nothing will.

    Executives/Managers is the #1 spot in the 1% pay bracket. CEO's have been making the call to outsource jobs in America for a dozen years now. It's catching up to them that most jobs outsourced are low skill jobs. And most people on welfare are low skill workers out of jobs.

    Medical is the #2 spot in the 1% pay bracket. There are mountains of people with false disabilities out there collecting disability. Even worse is that if a doctor becomes known as one that easily diagnoses disabilities, they will get lots of business from the government fraud class.

    And the worst, #4 in the 1% pay bracket. Lawyers. Not many small businesses can make it because they have to worry about law suits. Look at the recall list at Wal-Mart and you will notice that business is doing recalls on "swing sets made of wood because wood can weather and rot" or "this Bumbo seat can tip over if placed on a 3.5 foot table and the child can fall to it's death". Recalls because of law suits. Even medical equipment prices which everyone know is through the roof is because of Lawyers.

    The American monitary system is set up where the rich helps the rich stay rich. And who cares about the rest. It's important to note that the rich are doing better than ever today, when we are struggling. Every product on the shelf isn't intended on the maker to have a 5 bedroom house on 50 acres, it's intended for his workers to be children in other countries and for him/her to have multiple houses of that caliber. No one wants to be well off anymore, they want to be super-rich.

    The rich made this mess. It's time for them to suffer the penalty. Pay us more and stop living super-rich, be humble and live moderate-rich. Make better decisions. Hire in America, it may cost you a small bulk more today but tommorow you will not be paying MORE than that amount in welfare.

    But these rich promise to fire/lay off American workers if there is a tax hike on them. Big "F" bomb and the middle finger to you greedy rich superficial tools. America is your biggest consumer base, which is why you aren't getting the sales when you outsource their jobs and income that buy your product. USE YOUR BRAIN AMERICA.:flagus:
     
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    MissJonelyn New Member

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    No one person decides who gets paid what and at what rate. Society does it has a whole.
     
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    That doesn't mean society doesn't need to change their mind on what is important. We are seeing the result of these bad decisions today, but blaming them on sideshow ignorance.
     
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    Danneskjold Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Maybe the government needs to spend less, and figure out what they can and cant do, with the funds they have.
     
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    The funny thing is the Republicans have been spending more, if you include unnecessary warfare. I'm pretty sick of this age of uninformed political chatters that don't do any math at all. Though it was hard to do since Bush put WAR on a different expense than National Defense, which Obama changed in 2010.

    Spending less is great. But you can't spend more and cut taxes more as well.

    If you want to challenge this statement then tell me how much Obama actually spent that wasn't in effect before he took office. You might learn something doing that math. (by you I mean everyone reading)
     
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    Society has made up their mind on what is important. And what I mean by society, I mean individuals. I definitely don't like that someone is rich based on only talent, it's individuals have decided that someone has a world class talent that no one else can do and should be compensated according. Some might imagine why someone like Lebron James should be paid so much more than a construction worker simply because he is good at basketball. In society, there is no central distributor. Lebron James income, my business income and the wages of a construction worker are not decided because of some arbitrary golden rule. These are determined by the countless decisions of individuals. There is no single person or group of people responsible for distributing wealth in a free society. Everyone in society determines where wealth is distributed with each decision we make. Whether to shop at Wal-Mart or at your local Grocery Store. Whether to major in Accounting or Sociology. Whether to move to New York or Nevada. None of these decisions themselves are unimportant to individuals. So you can't really say that society needs to change and determine what is important.
     
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    Danneskjold Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Government = Both sides.

    It does I swear.
     
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    You are obviously confused by the depth of the thread.

    Pay is off. But supply and demand is real... obviously. I was just trying to wake up the poor that cheer for the rich and make them realize they are the ones with the necessities.

    But you said, "Don't go to WalMart, go to your local grocery store". You should realize that EVERY business that is successful for the most part today is a monopoly. The free market is killing America. Because the rich are non-American outsourcers and enslavers that only care about themselves.

    The other point was, the rich stay rich and the poor stay poor. Or the rich breed the rich, and the poor breed the poor.
     
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    Danneskjold Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Define successful.

    OMG, I have worked for many small businesses where the owner pulled in more then a million a year.

    And on top of that they were able to pay me.

    And we had plenty of competition.
     
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    Society doesn't decide anything of that nature. Fat cats do. Society was completely sold off about a decade ago.
     
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    No it's actually really simplistic and I've heard it all before.

    Who is this 'they' you are referring to?

    No I didn't...

    Is that why no business has all of the market share... Makes sense.

    America is not a Free Market. Never has been and probably never will be at this rate. And yes, America outsource jobs. I've done it. America certainly has not made it easy to do business in America. It's business unfriendly. Despite the fact that businesses are making record profits, 80 percent of their profits are overseas and will never reach American shores.

    There are many things you can do to change that. I doubt you will consider it.

    I was poor. I became rich and I've helped people who wanted to become rich do so as well. Nothing in life is pre-determined.
     
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    If the fat cats decide everything then why aren't there people working for free in America at this moment in time?
     
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    Danneskjold Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    And this is based on how much money society gives to the company for goods and or services.
     
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    RtWngaFraud Banned

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    Many just about ARE working for free...ever heard of "salaried"?
     
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    Danneskjold Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    I am salaried, they still pay me.
     
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    Is it? I wouldn't know any more, since the down sizing corporate fat cat madness has taken hold.
     
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    A salary is fixed compensation. With the keyword being 'compensation.' Take two, a little more ignorance this time.
     
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    RtWngaFraud Banned

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    Do they? I'll bet you work many hours for free. The pay is limited. The work IS NOT. Correct?
     
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    Danneskjold Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Well I'm betting you cant name one corporate fat cat that doesn't get his salary from the consumer.
     
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    RtWngaFraud Banned

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    But an "unfixed" amount of hours in labor...I'm aware of what it is...thank you.
     
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    Danneskjold Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Most corporate fat cats also get paid on salary so what then they are working for free?

    What's the problem?
     
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    Danneskjold Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    lol..

    keep digging that hole.
     
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    Are you? Because you seem to think that people who earn a salary works for free.
     
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    RtWngaFraud Banned

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    One for every how many "consumers"? 100,000:1???
     
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    Danneskjold Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Yeah that's why they make so much obviously.
     

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