what is the point of talking about imaginary things

@mister-moggy
nor root 2

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Good question. Why are you talking about them?

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Do they keep them out the back?

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I know you'd love to curtail our free speech now, but the First Amendment was here first.

@wolfgang59 said
Do they keep them out the back?

That stuff is in a very cold room with black lights.

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You mean, things like imaginary workers' rights, or imaginary living wages?

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I guess you think that is smart.
But actually it just shows ignorance.

A living wage is the minimum income necessary
for a worker to meet their basic needs.

A living wage, by increasing the purchasing power
of low income workers, is supported by Keynesian
and post-Keynesian economics which focuses on
stimulating demand in order to improve the state
of the economy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_wage

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But then you have $90,000 of student loan debt which costs $1000 a month and just makes "a living wage" that much higher.

There are homeless people in my neighborhood who live off of no wage but is that what you think people should consider a living wage?

@athousandyoung said
But then you have $90,000 of student loan debt which costs $1000 a month and just makes "a living wage" that much higher.

There are homeless people in my neighborhood who live off of no wage but is that what you think people should consider a living wage?

You are either pointing out it is more complex than what people are talking about, or that people shouldn't have to pay back their debts/loans when they took them out? Personal responsibility has to play a large part of this.

@wolfgang59

Per Aldous Huxley