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A thought worth noting

Wahbooz

Wahbooz

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if you want to understand how things can happen in this world, and in this society.

"The further backward you look, the further forward you can see." Winston Churchill.
 
Want to know what workers futures are stacking up to be? Look back, to the late 1800's and early 1900's, and then ask yourself if you want to live like that.
 
Wahbooz said:
Want to know what workers futures are stacking up to be? Look back, to the late 1800's and early 1900's, and then ask yourself if you want to live like that.
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wasn't aware there was so much part time work back then..........manner of fact there wasn't..........'O' is taking us to next Great Depression☻
 
Bull, full time work was paid at part time wages back then. Which is what is happening today, example Michigan which lags behind other states by as much as $10,000. You're not very up to date on facts.
 
Wahbooz said:
Bull, full time work was paid at part time wages back then. Which is what is happening today, example Michigan which lags behind other states by as much as $10,000. You're not very up to date on facts.
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Full time work was paid full time wages back then...........presently 90,000,000+ Americans with out work, most ever in history of America...........part-time is the future evidently...........1 in 7 on food stamps.......last time I checked 47% (could be higher now) do NOT pay Income Taxes.........you actually think 50% can support this country? I don't live in Michigan....how or why would I know how much Michigan lags behind.......last report I read..Detriot is the new Middle East and a sewer........why would I even need care how much Michigan lags behind.............Liberals and Unions destroyed Michigan...........you got what you voted for☻
 
90,000,000 people my aching ass. The number of unemployed workers sets at 11.3million as of Sept. 2013. So I'd say you're dragging numbers out of your ass, as usual. And back in the early 1900's most workers worked for sub-standard wages.
 
It's a matter of fact. Until Henry Ford offered his $5 a day wage, wages were seriously sub-standard, which made most employers mad when he instituted it. It was going to cost them more to keep good employees, but Ford could only employ so many.
 
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