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Watch the Republican defend starvation wages.
Billy Mays would have been proud.
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September 11, 2014 at 10:38 am
Even if we assume the republican shill is correct – so some fast food places that can’t compete go under. People want and are willing to pay for fast food, there is a market. And according to their own principles the market will create businesses that can compete even with those wages.
How can we take them seriously if even they don’t believe what they’re shoveling at us?