Why hasn't Europe called our candidates out on their bullshit?
Pepe, tell me
Cameron Thompson
Mason Gray
They don't need a minimum wage because it's not full of low wage laborers, greedy worthless big business kikes and Anglos.
Charles Long
For whatever reason, the Europeans do seem to be against the minimum wage though. They aren't even participating in the conversation about our candidates.
Who do they expect to save them when the muzzies get out of control? They clearly can't be expected to that on their own anymore.
Tyler Long
Europe has fallen already. America will follow soon. Western Civilization is dead this cycle.
Jack Miller
Don't say that. There must be a better reason.
Blake Cox
IT's dead. Better luck next time.
Oliver Ward
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Jack Robinson
We cannot lose this fight. We are not descendants of fearful men. How do we take it back?
Noah Scott
We have minimum wage and it works out surprisingly well.
Gavin Peterson
Not surprising, price controls are the worst of socialist policies. If there's one thing markets can do effectively, it's set prices. Subsidize, tax, that's fine but don't price control.
Elijah Lee
Can you tell me what it is?
Easton Evans
Sweden has unions controlling wages. If a company tries to have waves under the agreements it's put in blockade and then goes bust.
Connor Sullivan
>Europe 90% white
Look guys Europe has fallen already, muh 57% whitenessssss masterrace USA.
Xavier Bailey
Who built Sweden's roads before they got their new rapefugees? Who did the jobs sweds wouldn't do?
Eli Myers
Anthony Sanders
Because why would we? It's entertaining to watch your weird elections.
Jason Sanders
This is wrong regarding Germany. We have minimum wage but it can be suspendet for some time if you are jobless or a refugee.
Nicholas Richardson
Hunter Green
we have minimum wage too.
OP = shillary trying to make liars out of Cred Forums
Alexander Morgan
wrong, we have an average wage as negotiated by unions but we have no mandatory wage dictated by law.
Alexander King
im guessing it was made into law after 2013
Lincoln Scott
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Nolan Green
Iceland:
No law-mandated minimum wage, but strong legal protection for unions, which collectively negotiate effective minimum wages for all sectors.
Norway:
No legal minimum wage, but strong legal protection for unions. Unions collectively bargain for various minimum wages in each sector.
Denmark:
No law-mandated minimum wage, but very strong legal protections for unions. Extremely strong unions negotiate for various minimum wages by sector, all of which are fairly high, compared to American minimum wages.
Etc, etc, etc. Unions are the key here.
John Rogers
We don't really need it since we have many good social policies and access to different kinds of welfare etc.
Isaiah Sullivan
>If there's one thing markets can do effectively, it's set prices.
Jaxon Murphy
I'm jewish not black.
Oliver Jones
subsidizing is the same as regulating prices.