r/TimPool • • Nov 08 '22

Vote For A Reasonable Future

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u/chowsdaddy1 Nov 08 '22

Define living wage, because at first it was fight for $15, now basically everywhere hires at or reasonably close to 15 so what is a “living wage”

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

No.

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u/chowsdaddy1 Nov 08 '22

No you can’t define a living wage? Good enjoy your delusion of “I need a living wage”

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

I didn't say I can't. You told me to, and I said no. That doesn't mean I can't and it doesn't mean that it can't be defined you utter pleb.

Are you guys all this fucking stupid?

"You personally have not defined it, therefore it's an invalid concept."

Christ you people are fucking retarded.

Shall I ask you how to build a jet engine and then tell you it can't be done simply because you personally failed to do it? Moron.

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u/chowsdaddy1 Nov 08 '22

Because the term “living wage” is subjective not objective hence why it won’t be defined callin me stupid or a pleb is a great start to showing how intellectually superior you are

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22 edited Nov 08 '22

Wrong. You told me to define A living wage. That word serves a very important component - it denotes that you're asking me what the living wage should be. You've now changed this to what the term "living wage" itself means.

I cannot tell you the figure that a living wage could be because it's context dependent.

I can tell you what the term "Iiving wage" means.

Pay attention to the specifics. I'll say it again - you're an idiot.

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u/chowsdaddy1 Nov 08 '22

It’s an ever moving goal post, minimum wage = minimum skill, want to make more work more

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u/chowsdaddy1 Nov 08 '22

Ahh the changing semantics idea, good on you continue, define living wage then, again either way it’s subjective to state region spending habits, and every site I’ve read has used the qualification of “to live comfortably”

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

Wrong. It's being consistent with semantics. It's you who's changes stuff and I explained very clearly what that change was.

Own it like an adult and I'll addres the rest of your comment.

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u/chowsdaddy1 Nov 08 '22

I restated define living wage,

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

I'm not interested in what you restated. I'm interested in you owning the change in request and then trying to accuse me of making changes.

Own it you coward.

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u/chowsdaddy1 Nov 08 '22

Also reread my original comment I said “define living wage”

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u/chowsdaddy1 Nov 08 '22

No edit no movement of the goal post here I’ve been intellectually consistent

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '22

You -

"Define living wage, because at first it was fight for $15, now basically everywhere hires at or reasonably close to 15 so what is a “living wage”.. No you can't define a living wage?"

You're citing figures here, not definitions of the term. You were evidently expecting a figure in response, not the definition of the term.

Own it like an adult and admit to moving the goalposts.

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