The only suitable wage is what that person brings to the success of the company, and a moderate profit level for the investers. Government workers should never be able to make more then what is comparable to that level of work in the civilian area, and what it brings.

Companies are not in business to give workers a job. They are in business to make a reasonable profit for the owners and investors, who took the risks to start the company and probably worked their asses off.

Demanding minimum wages that are beyond the level of your net worth to the company, in today's environment, just hurts the company. If it fails, you are all out of a job and the owner and investors see their investment and hard work evaporate. Everyone loses.

But you socialists think you can demand a certain return on labor, that is not earned. But the total investment that labor adds to the economic health of the company, is the only qualifying factor in play.. Everybody eventually starves, except the dictators who forced unjustified wages on companies. And the overall economy and country eventually fails.

Those are the facts and indisputable.

Logically Right

Logic, I am no socialist. I own stock and think that the free enterprise system is the greatest economic engine ever devised. The problem is that corporations have so much money and power that they can buy Congressmen and women to v**e any way they want them too. The compensation package they receive since WWII has multiplied many times, while the salaries of working people has hardly increased. They need to be regulated through sensible laws.
If you want to see socialism become the only alternative for American workers, just do nothing. We even give big oil a huge amount of money every year.

Logic, I am no socialist. I own stock and think that the free enterprise system is the greatest economic engine ever devised. The problem is that corporations have so much money and power that they can buy Congressmen and women to v**e any way they want them too. The compensation package they receive since WWII has multiplied many times, while the salaries of working people has hardly increased. They need to be regulated through sensible laws.
If you want to see socialism become the only alternative for American workers, just do nothing. We even give big oil a huge amount of money every year.

Logic, I am no socialist. I own stock and think that the free enterprise system is the greatest economic engine ever devised. The problem is that corporations have so much money and power that they can buy Congressmen and women to v**e any way they want them too. The compensation package they receive since WWII has multiplied many times, while the salaries of working people has hardly increased. They need to be regulated through sensible laws.
If you want to see socialism become the only alternative for American workers, just do nothing. We even give big oil a huge amount of money every year.