well said. Funny how states with good teacher unions have better educational outcomes. 

I didn’t even start on how various executives/board members are frequently on multiple boards, which is who sets the CEO compensation package. Therefore, it is in their best interest to keep the making the packages as large as possible, so when theirs comes around it is just “market value” while everyone ignores that…

Yep, the guy you commented to doesn’t understand why their base salary is what it is. There is a reason and you outlined it perfectly.

lol, so the the company CEO”s personally making millions every quarter is Joe’s fault. oh man that’s desperate.

You are doing it wrong. If you get to that level, you don’t want to be hired. You want to be fired. They don’t have Golden parachutes, they have diamond and platinum ones.

“You make one silver coin, I make ten silver coins. It is fair!”

Wealthy people don’t want big incomes because then they might actually have to pay taxes and contribute to the country’s infrastructure that makes their business possible, like all their workers have to. They can still obtain extremely low interest loans using those stocks as capital and then spend that cash as though…

Before I retired, I was a professional equity investor. Our primary clients were union pension funds. Because these were big accounts (>$100M), each client had authority to restrict what could be bought, and could decide on how to vote the proxies.

Those anti-gov capitalists really want the government to control everything. The think Biden is a absolute dictator that controls everything from the price of bread and gas to union relations. They want to be the dictator themselves.

“No one wants to work anymore!”

Kinda sounds more like they are blaming workers. If the argument is that the Biden administrations pro-union agenda caused this, then the obvious conclusion is that a strong union made this happen, not federal policy. It’s like blaming a speeding ticket on dad because he encouraged their kid to get a license and a car.

I blame my farts on the dog.

“...the trillions of dollars that will come out of this transition...”

Simpler answer; the cop yanked it form thee holster when he unbuckled the boy. He seemed pretty determined to get into that car first when all of his fellow officers were telling him to stay back.

Yeah… turning your back on the trillions of dollars that will come out of this transition is a great idea for long term health of the US. I guarantee the EU and China will not slow down. Automakers know this, and short of a ban on EVs in the US (which will piss off his buddy Elon), the automakers aren’t going to…

On the first day of Trump’s 2nd term, he will stand on top of the Texas Border Wall (that Mexico completed in 2021) and simultaneously end all pro-EV policies while forcing all UAW employees to go back to work under any terms dictated by their corporate masters.

Fell out of the holster? WTF...

Bold move when you have a bodycam going. Can you show the footage where that happens?

Well, he DID say they were going to have a “problem” if the officers attempted to grab him right before that. That’s a pretty big threat to make when you also have a gun not in its holster.

Or that the cops pulled it out after they killed him.