The answer to number one is: because “labour” isn’t just a commodity - it is people’s livelihoods.
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This account remains open, so you can answer number 1 whenever you have a chance, no problem.
Why is it logical for government to put a price floor on labor?
Hey buddy good reporting—very interesting details, etc. (although pretty heavy-handed constantly linking every issue—say, a union drive at a car company—to slavery, but the left’s myths are your myths, and we’re used to it, see the recent Democracy in Chains situation).
Give us one state—any one, really—and then we’ll see how long until we’re laughing at you and you’re jealous of us.
fuck you, you bore
6% of population (black males) commit 50% of homicides
My friend, there is so much work you have to do thinking about this topic. Instead of saving time, you should make time.
wow devastating!
Perhaps because wypipo just sue the police department and then get on with their grief, understanding that they are the unlucky exception rather than the rule?
I don’t know, ask them. While you’re at it, can you ask them how they came to give Donald Sterling a lifetime achievement award?
Is it possible—I know, this might be crazy for you to think—that maybe, JUUUUUUUST maybe...
Why shouldn’t people be concerned with unarmed people being shot unjustifiably by cops regardless of race, regardless of number of people?
Yes, for sure, and I would sue if my loved one was shot unfairly.
Clay’s point seems to be that Kap shouldn’t protest because the numbers of blacks killed aren’t statistically significant.
Let’s start with at least .0004% of the population.