You don't even need money to learn skills that are profitable. You can learn welding with a cheap, $100 kit and free classes. You can learn locksmithing for free. You can learn all about your car and replace parts for others. I know because I did all of those things while working 12hr nightshifts. Granted, some weeks I got 3 or 4 days off, but other weeks I worked 84hrs. Even if you do need money, there's this thing called a loan or there's community college, there's online, there's so many alternatives that cost less. Tons of places will pay for you to learn, especially truck driving right now Yeah the economy isn't great right now, but being a whiny baby isn't going to fix anything

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How did I get here and what the f>ck is that profile picture?!

Yap yap How the hell will you know how my shit looks like?? I'm Indian and I shit in the fucking toilet

A white Christian America

So let's break this down. - A mandatory living wage by the government would be retarded because it would raise prices of goods and services. Sure there's some food chain places ( aka fast casual food chain places like Shake Shack in Chick-fil-A ) that pay the workers a living wage standard, but the company decided to do that not and they were not required by the government to do so. So basically learn a unique skill in order to make a livable income. - There are some things that the US government do for healthcare like maintaining Medicaid for poor people and possibly having a opt in public catastrophic health insurance option ( if we can afford that ), but I guarantee healthcare prices would go massively down if the US craft laws that incentivize private market competition between pharmaceutical companies, health insurance companies, hospitals, and health clinics. - Housing prices can be much more affordable if there was an antitrust bus on the housing monopolies with also cutting down on the bureaucratic regulations of the housing market.

​​@@ciswhitemalewithextraprivi7898There's a 95% to 99% at the utopia that you advocate for in the United States is not going to happen. And it's not even necessary to have that. Outside of any person committing violent crimes, theft, vandalism, or violating legal age limit laws, I can rarely give a shit of what people do in their personal lives ( and yes there's some stuff that people can make fun of ). If you want a white christian society, then you probably need to move to Poland.

Yeah, it's stressful as fuck and you're putting in 40 hours of your life a week... You people seem to think they shouldn't even get a living wage for that.. if you work full time you should be able to at least rent, have a vehicle and live a dignified life.

@@Hello-fo4ez The difference between you working at McDonalds for $15 an hour and someone living in a mud hut somewhere in the middle of Africa is comparable to the difference between you and a multi-millionaire. You are essentially a multi-millionaire by virtue of where you were born, yet you still find a way to achieve exactly nothing with that incredible advantage. In reality, you are a net burden to society but still have the gall to demand we fund your uselessness further because you are unhappy with the bare minimum you are given - an apt reward for your bare minimum contribution to our species. Now consider how many migrants manage to afford a plane ticket to America or any other developed country, learn the language from zero and make a living for themselves in a low, medium or even high-skill job. The difference between their work ethic to achieve that and your contentment with working a low skill job and not progressing further is comparable to the difference between your work ethic and that of Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk. What you consider "dignified" is actually living in (most likely a city) in the richest country in the history of the world, in a dwelling of such quality that you would be in the top 1% of all humans throughout our entire existence, possessing means of transportation which is the end result of countless civilization-level advancements in scientific understanding and technology. You think you deserve all of that just because you can read your native language and follow a set of instructions on how to make a taco, or flip a burger. How about you do your 40 hour weeks for a couple of months so that you can afford a plane ticket to Middle-of-nowhere-ville, Regional Africa and swap places with one of those people who can do great things for our species but has the hurdle of being born in the wrong location to overcome first. You will get everything you are demanding we give you. You will be a home owner of the mud hut, you could find a horse to use as a vehicle and live a dignified life in a setting which is equal to your work ethic and value to our species. Make something of yourself. There are literally countless avenues which your life could progress towards, yet you have decided that your lot in life is to complain on the internet about how your taco-construction abilities are being appropriately undervalued by society. Use the same thing which is currently serving as the vector for your whining to seek out the limitless free information of how you can make yourself more valuable by getting skilled. You have the internet, live in a developed civilization and speak English. You have zero obstacles to improving your worth.

You seem to completely neglect the other dimensions of job prospects other than skill, there are hundreds of mostly trade jobs that get you good money that nearly anyone could learn if they can handle grit and stress. But the thing is most people dont have the latter, the other part you ignore is suppy/demand, the demand for plumbers will be always 100x more than the demand for any kind of banker. To categorize jobs as which one could be the most specialized is cope.

He said why. Because all of Vaush's competition was banned. Not hard to run a business when you're the only game in town.

Content creation is absolutely not meritocratic. 4 social media platforms having a near total monopoly on online communication with terms of service that are all rigged against white people and right wingers does not allow the most competent/informed to rise to the top. The only reason vaush has status is because all of his would-be competition of actually intelligent and insightful people like Nick have been banned and kneecapped because they actually challenge the status quo.

Bingo. People are so stupid that they cannot understand the difference between stress and skill.

@@NoContextRDH You and Nick are the ones who seem to be too stupid to understand that everyone KNOWS THAT..... If someone works 40 hours at a dogshit job they should earn a living wage you cant argue with that unless you just hate your fellow man. Simple as that.

@@Hello-fo4ezthat’s completely arbitrary idealism. We don’t live in a world in which 40 hours of work that requires no training or investment is worth a “living wage”. That literally could never be the case with market labor pricing. If that were the case there would be no incentive for excellence. Waste of time.

@@snyy3566 Ahh so pay people unlivable wages so they are forced to innovate??? Lmao. The cream rises to the top regardless. We were innovating like crazy while the working class were able to sustain a family on 1 income not long ago and you know that. Stop shilling for globalists

Minimum wage jobs should not a living wage. Minimum wage jobs are entrance level jobs for newbies getting into the market or sometimes people who are trying to get back on their feet. For instance, entrance level jobs, would be for high schoolers. You do not necessarily need any skills but the skill you build from it like customer service, time management, organization, stress, etc. gives more of a reason why an employer would hire them over someone with the bare minimum experience or no work experience, or why they deserve to level up in a company to take on a supervisor, management level type of role. "Living wage" is something that you earn based on a career job you choose or by building a business. Living wage is not what is given or given right on the spot but you earn through experience and skill set built around the job you work. It comes with time. This shows as when young people graduate from college (most) based on grades, achievements, and merit that they don't instantly get paid a wage or salary they expect when landing their first career job. However if they possess certain key attributes or experiences, then they would get paid a little more and have more opportunity to level up vs. someone who does not.

abundance of dark people willing to do anything to survive is the reason why they dont pay a living wage

BECAUSE IT TAKES ZERO SKILL AND ANYONE CAN TAKE YOUR PLACE

@@NoContextRDH So we should have jobs that people can work for 40 hours a week that you cant LIVE on? It doesn't make sense whatsoever. ANYONE who works 40 hours a week should be able to afford the basics. People like you are truly demented and have clearly never been on the other side

@@Hello-fo4ezworking fast food is for students and young people as a weekend gig. Not for fully grown adults. If you will not or have not put in the time to become a marketable functioning member of society, whose fault is that? Societies?

@@NoContextRDH So should we just kill off the bottom 70% of society? Because the majority of people work low skilled jobs... The argument is they should be able to survive and make a fucking living.. You're arguing for slave wages

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