Lights on 9/11

I dont give a shit. Why don't you do something for all of the iraqi's that have lost their lives due to our retaliation to an event they had nothing to do with. 3000 people died... boo hoo By now several times that amount of americans have been killed by their own country men. Where are your lights for them?

I turn my lights on at night for asian *** slaves.

 
hahahah arent you the naive one! Do you know how the real world works? Keep on dreaming and get used to wiping the stains off your lips. The only people who excel to that level are cut throat, how many toes do you think nerdy little Bill Gates stepped on to get to the top?Greedy bastards like you are the reason why our economy is going to shit. What do you think, a CEO is going to waste the bulk of his time hitting the books or playing with his bankroll? IM A CEO. Ill move everyone up, couple of raises, a few interns at the bottom, dont pay them a dollar, i just got more free time and broke even ... hahahah it works the same with small businesses and illegals, theres more demand for labor because people get LAZY.
I have an idea of the level of competition. Notice I did not mention Bill Gates....Bill Gates is not an investor, per say.

I was an intern and it provided me valueable work experience and a whole host of contacts. I think you are bitter about something. I see no issue with the sentence I highlighted. That is the American dream....

 
Well, I don't want sob stories, I want long term real wage numbers.... it's oddly hard to find..
http://www.econbrowser.com/archives/2005/12/declining_real.html

that's all I can find and I don't know anything about the source so?... but using their wage graph it's not like ZOMG we are all gonna die because of the EVIL capitalists... it's just the real wage hasn't gone straight up... but total real compensation has?? in any case I'm still looking for data w/o sob stories, incomplete historical views, or biased opinions...
Agreed. I think the issue is that even economists disagree....but in small segments we can compare. Pick a "blue collar" field such as factory work...but what kind and I bet they have experience a decline in real wages. Pick a "white collar" job such as financial analyst and I am sure real wages have increased signifcantly.

 
This is true... unions aren't always a good thing.... I imagine if the players where in an open labor market we'd have even higher pay for some individuals...

Indeed. I think it is more an issue of a draft than the unions (but perhaps they play a part) in an open market, they would see their services to the highest bidder instead of the team with the worst record. (I am still for salary caps as it forces teams to unlock value from players)

I *think* there is a form of fantasy football that works this way. I would love to play if there was.

 
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