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Related: About this forumDid Sanders just give into the meme
About a higher minimum wage costing jobs? "Negative consequences"?
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Did Sanders just give into the meme (Original Post)
RandySF
Nov 2015
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And he thinks black kids can't get jobs because of disposable income or some such.
bravenak
Nov 2015
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Warren Stupidity
(48,181 posts)1. Well your pal Clinton just flat said no to 15
Hoyt
(54,770 posts)4. She said $12 minimum in every rural area, more in higher cost areas like cities.
That's what Sanders would end up with at best, anyway.
bravenak
(34,648 posts)2. And he thinks black kids can't get jobs because of disposable income or some such.
Nothing about the opportunities not existing. Nothing about racism in institutions and hiring. Unequal education. Nothing. I do not see him getting it at all..perhaps even gets is less than before.
femmedem
(8,208 posts)5. He pointed out the negative consequences of not raising the minimum wage
and keeping working people in poverty, after saying all policies have negative consequences. He did not say a higher minimum wage would cost jobs, but implied you can't weigh potential negative consequences of one action in a vacuum. You need to compare it to the negative consequences of not taking that action.