>>5280386

Jobs will only spell Slavery until the dollar is fixed. Check out the gold conversion of the 1964 minimum wage to today….

>>5280413

I hope so, but we'll see… In the past one American who was willing to work could support a family even if he basically had no marketable skills. Today… two with college degrees sometimes have trouble.

>>5280412

Thanks, first time a muh joooos shill has responded to me. Go eat a cherry bomb after you light it.

>>5280433

Jim Jones made you something to drink….

>>5280440

Go do the math, last time I checked the 1964 minimum wage worked out to be around 75$/hr… do you make 75$/hr?

>>5280452

It's doing great as compared to where it would have been absent him. And it may be a message to others…

>>5280469

Good, that makes you one of a very small minority. I'm glad for you. In 1964 men made that for digging ditches or being an apprentice at a trade.

>>5280477

It's a lie.

In 1964 1.25(the minimum wage) was equivalent to 5/140 of an ounce of gold. The current spot spot of gold is 1341.30, multiply that out and you get 47.90$ less than last time I checked, but still, far over the lies you are being fed.

>>5280548

>>5280549

Sure sure, bull. You can't feed a family or buy a house on 15.61.

You could in '64 on 1.25. That puts it much closer to the figure that Gold finds at 47.90.

Even if you split the difference at 31.76 you find a living wage that supports a family on one income. Which, WILL be critical if you ever want to see the US set right. Because without supporting a one earner household you will never right the US.

>>5280595

https://www.reference.com/history/much-did-everyday-items-cost-1964-cfba9fcd6734ea4f

2 bedroom 1964 apartment in NYC 250.00/month

https://www.nyhabitat.com/new-york-price.html

today? 2200 - 10000 average 6100 (24.4x 1964 prices)

7.25 * 24.4 = $176.90

>>5280612

>>5280614

Yes housing is insane, see my post:

>>5280622

Where federal minimum wage would be 176.90/hr if it were based on housing in NYC.

But it isn't the only problem or where much of the country's wealth is siphoned away.

>>5280661

>>5280659

Yes, but most of the money is not stolen that way, it is stolen through inflation.

>>5280704

QE hasn't yet caused all its inflation, because most of the money printed in the QEs went to a tiny minority or entities. There are plenty of articles discussing it… it's a bomb prepared to destroy utterly the value of the US dollar. All they have to do is dump that money and the 100 dollar bill wont buy a loaf of bread.

>>5280726

Yes, that's a bonus, pay yourself and then get people to pay you back for what you paid yourself.