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i love how you copied this:
but didn't abide by it.
i love how you copied this:
but didn't abide by it.
There are many Republicans that feel that the workers have the ability to grow; you do not take from them, but reward them for extra efforts beyond what was originally agreed to.
the harder you work; the more the company is able to profit and grow. And most places will share that growth profit with the worker in terms of profit sharing, bonus raises, etc.
Your complaint is that when every one gets 10% of their base; that is unfair because the bases are not equal.
Or that everyone should have the same base because the value should be considered equal.
Why should they be; the workers do not have a much invested into the company as the upper levels?
You want to destroy capitalism where one works for their wealth and instead want the equivalent of socialism where one gets an equal share even if they do not contribute equally.
There are many Republicans that feel that the workers have the ability to grow; you do not take from them, but reward them for extra efforts beyond what was originally agreed to.
the harder you work; the more the company is able to profit and grow. And most places will share that growth profit with the worker in terms of profit sharing, bonus raises, etc.
Your complaint is that when every one gets 10% of their base; that is unfair because the bases are not equal.
Or that everyone should have the same base because the value should be considered equal.
Why should they be; the workers do not have a much invested into the company as the upper levels?
You want to destroy capitalism where one works for their wealth and instead want the equivalent of socialism where one gets an equal share even if they do not contribute equally.
The Chinese people, however, have bought into this deal more than we might expect - we tend to want to view every nation's people as 'like us, yearning to be free' and so they're always the 'cause' to support against a tyrannical government - which I have a lot of sympathy with - but I've heard mostly Chinese who support things like Tianemman Square, saying those are a few radicals sitrring up problems who needed to be shut down. A lot of chinese seems to have a different view of the balance with 'freedom'.
I have lots of friends in China I went to school with. One gal an architect and her husband just visited us and say it's the "new America" so I'm not sure about unstable and all that. Everything I've heard is very positive and all seem very happy.
Wow.
I haven't heard any of this before.
Thanks
Fern
I have lots of friends in China I went to school with. One gal an architect and her husband just visited us and say it's the "new America" so I'm not sure about unstable and all that. Everything I've heard is very positive and all seem very happy.