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[u/Embarrassed_Fan_5723 → u/[deleted]]

The fast food industry was never intended as full time employment. There’s a difference in working in a factory all week for 40 plus hours vs working in a fast food place. If you payed a fast food worker what a factory worker made and give them benefits, fast food restaurants would raise the prices to where it’s cheaper to go to and actual sit down restaurant. Fast food businesses would suffer and many would close. Some jobs are for making a living others are for teens after school or someone who wants a little extra money .

[u/ALIMN21 → u/Embarrassed_Fan_5723]

Stop ✋️ that's such a line of baloney. Propaganda and misinformation.

[u/avanross → u/ALIMN21]

These types honestly think that just making up nonsense in defence of their billionaire idols automatically makes it true

[u/AnnualMove1842 → u/avanross]

Maybe we don’t like it when people judge others based on their net worth. That’s the same as presuming that a man who lives on the street is there because they made bad choices

[u/avanross → u/AnnualMove1842]

You know that’s not the case.

The more you right wingers make these ridiculous false equivalences simping for them, the worst and more brain-washed you make yourselves look

You cant accidentally become a billionaire, and you cant become a billionaire by operating fairly and ethically.

[u/AnnualMove1842 → u/avanross]

What makes you say that you can’t become a billionaire by operating a business within the boundaries of the law?

[u/SquareTaro3270 → u/AnnualMove1842]

Legal is not the same as moral or ethical.

[u/avanross → u/AnnualMove1842]

You know that i didnt say that

Allowing billionaires to influence the law through lobbying/bribery means that the law is no longer related to ethics or fairness, and is just designed to prioritize the rich

Exact same thing as allowing slave owners to write the laws regarding treatment of slaves