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- ukit20
- im ok with the idea but the consequences of balance would be an issue to look out fordeathboy
- eh?jon_d
- i had to work illegally as a kid to get money to buy gijoes. started around 9-10. worked with illegalsdeathboy
- saying let peopel decide what they work for. however a total reversal isntantly would have consequencesdeathboy
- from experience it seems minimum wage and age limitation are thehighky discrimitory and promote povertydeathboy
- poverty moredeathboy
- but of course a total repeal is like letting an endagered species back into an environment it was taken from years ago. so hard to tell how it plays outdeathboy
- years a go and hard to tell how things will play out. i caution that easing is better. maybe state leveldeathboy
- It would basically turn the U.S. into a third world countryukit2
- isnt that equality?deathboy
- but i think it would open competition, help with immigration, and give those a chance to work for less for xpdeathboy
- purely hypothetical but i think the hypo positives outweigh the negs. but would have to happen with sum1 smarter than cain pullign it offdeathboy
- cain to pull it off. been a long time and the world of labor has changed while in the bubble. lots will try to capitalizedeathboy
- Noooooooo, it's certain economic zones that he is talking of, stop taking it out of context.popfodders
