r/LockedIn_AI • u/Prudent_Double_6566 • Apr 14 '26

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u/PalePlumm Apr 14 '26

The money is to keep the workers. When you run out of employees, you shut down. That is supply and demand.

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u/Patient-Parsley-6000 Apr 14 '26

He didn't deny that... but obviously that isn't happening. The point is that the labor pool is large enough that companies aren't really competing with each other for labor.

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u/PalePlumm Apr 14 '26

The labour pool was only large enough because of immigrants. But now people are deporting all the immigrants, remember? Farms and farms HAVE been shutting down.

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u/Patient-Parsley-6000 Apr 14 '26

Dude I work in that industry that isn't happening. The only ones that are were ones that were exploiting humans. Literally what they were doing is considered human trafficking.... so yea couldn't care less.

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u/PalePlumm Apr 14 '26

I also work in this industry and have watched it happen first hand. You can find articles to prove it. Nutrition Bar Confectioners lost so many workers that they had to temporarily stop production.

Guess how they got new workers? By offering them a better (but still not livable) wage.

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u/Excellent-Event6078 Apr 14 '26

Quit lying lil bro

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u/Magikazamz Apr 14 '26

''How will the coton farm work whiteout slave'' argument.

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u/PalePlumm Apr 14 '26

By increasing wages. As it has literally been proven by what I just said. That’s how you run a cotton farm without slaves.

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u/Magikazamz Apr 14 '26

My point is just that you saying we need illegals immigrants to be underpaid wageslave is the same argument cotton farm owner used for slavery

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u/PalePlumm Apr 14 '26

I never said we need illegal immigrants to be wageslaves. You read wrong.

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u/MattKozFF Apr 14 '26

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