Quote:
|
Originally Posted by KMA-628
As much as everyone wants to throw niceties and emotions into an argument like this, it cannot be done.
You cannot debate using emotions against fact.
|
It would be nice if you didn't approach this debate with such obviously ridiculous statements as those two. The "facts" you have presented are not being disputed. But what you fail to consider is pretty much everything I have already said:
Follow along now -
Increasing pay to workers will result in less workers requiring more than 1 job which will result in more people working which will result in lower taxes which will result in a one-for-one balance in trade for companies who increase the pay they give to workers.
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by KMA-628
I am having a hard time with your source.
|
Cherry picking a few sentences that you do not actually refute does not weaken the overall information that was presented: corporate profits have increased while wages have not, in comparison to previous recovery periods.
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by KMA-628
Actually, I am the same as the corporations you so detest.
|
That sounds an awful lot like "emotion" attempting to argue against "facts". I own a company and I hardly despise myself or my company or the concept of a company. As I have mentioned a number of times now, increasing the pay to employees, as a government policy, will result in lower taxes. You and your partners' tax liabilities will drop allowing you to afford paying your workers.