This is why they kneel

[valade16]

Corporations can do business worldwide now. That’s the current issue we are having. Companies establish their corporation in countries with low business taxes so the US loses out on all those payroll tax as well as the individual taxes. This the same argument as police brutality. Police shouldn’t be racist. Police shouldn’t wrongfully kill civilians. Since you believe this, it should be. Corporations should do business in the US. Corporations should pay taxes. The world doesn’t work within anyone’s given set of morals though.

If people want a $1-2 hike in the minimum wage, they should stop living in a fantasy world. Politicians should stop supporting fantasies.

So basically you won't even support a $1-2 hike in the minimum wage because some politicians and people support a $15 minimum wage? I think you just don't want to raise the minimum wage at all...

As for the corporations, yeah they can. In fact, they've been doing inversions with overseas companies to avoid US taxes and regulations. But we can actually draft laws making it more difficult for overseas companies to compete in the US, and we could even help their competitors if they choose to leave for overseas.

Heck, doing so falls right in line with Trump's whole "put America first" mantra.

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Backdoor socialism


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[SiteWolf]

The federal minimum wage increased to $7.25....over 11 years ago...after being $6.55 for only 1 year. I hadn't realized it, but this is the longest time since a minimum wage has been established that the rate hasn't changed...in fact only once in history did it remain the same over 6 years.

So yeah, it's due an increase.

[spliff(TONE)]

Definitely overdue, as is tying each state's minimum wage to inflation and the cost of living.

[nastynice]

I didn't say that. I've already said there should have been a better way to end it. but there is a difference in what they did compared to that they wanted to kill Blake. if that was their intent then they could have shot him when there was a scuffle on the other side of the car.

The office attempted to murder Blake, period. His actions were a murder attempt, period. His INTENT may not have been. He may not have purposely wanted to kill him, he may not have even consciously thought it.

But he still attempted to murder that man. Maybe it's a problem with training. Maybe we cant blame.that individual cop at all, but if so, then the training should seriously be under the microscope.

They may not have intended it, but they trained him to attempt to murder someone if they walk away from you. That's what objectively happened.

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[SpecialFNK]

It's really that simple. Everything else you mention is totally irrelevant.

The relevant point is that a man was shot in the back 7 times. That is unquestionably wrong and illegal.

what happened leading up to that is relevant. the police didn't end up there or even at that point for no reason.

it doesn't excuse the shooting which I have said shouldn't have happened, but what lead to this is still relevant, as is who Jacob Blake is to be part of his story.

[SpecialFNK]

The office attempted to murder Blake, period. His actions were a murder attempt, period. His INTENT may not have been. He may not have purposely wanted to kill him, he may not have even consciously thought it.

But he still attempted to murder that man. Maybe it's a problem with training. Maybe we cant blame.that individual cop at all, but if so, then the training should seriously be under the microscope.

They may not have intended it, but they trained him to attempt to murder someone if they walk away from you. That's what objectively happened.

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what you described is manslaughter, not murder.

man·slaugh·ter

the crime of killing a human being without malice aforethought, or otherwise in circumstances not amounting to murder.

mur·der

the unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another.

kill (someone) unlawfully and with premeditation.

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I guess that makes it okay then.

[nastynice]

what you described is manslaughter, not murder.

lol, this is not a court, this is an internet forum.

People use the word murder when speaking every day. They use the word man slaughter when talking about a legal situation.

I'm not talking about what he legally or illegally did. I'm just talking about what he did.

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[valade16]

The federal minimum wage increased to $7.25....over 11 years ago...after being $6.55 for only 1 year. I hadn't realized it, but this is the longest time since a minimum wage has been established that the rate hasn't changed...in fact only once in history did it remain the same over 6 years.

So yeah, it's due an increase.

By the time we decide to actually increase it, a $15 minimum wage will be the equivalent to a $7.25 minimum wage today...

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By the time we decide to actually increase it, a $15 minimum wage will be the equivalent to a $7.25 minimum wage today...

Sitewolf is reasonable but the lengths some people will go to try and make sure someone doesn’t get 10 bucks instead of 8 is insane.


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[spliff(TONE)]

It'll cripple the economy and life as we know it!

[flips333]

Backdoor socialism


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I tried that one with my wife... she said gross.

[flips333]

what you described is manslaughter, not murder.

Shooting a dude in the back is not manslaughter. If the gun accidentally went off that's manslaughter. If he intended to pull the trigger that's enough for murder in our (not your) legal system. To pull a trigger is malice aforethought.

[GGGGG-Men]

I tried that one with my wife... she said gross.

Well it beats back door fascism.