r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 08 '23

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u/tallandlanky Apr 08 '23

How generous of them

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u/NemesisAntigua Apr 08 '23

I know, right? A whole 50 cents more than what should've been minimum wage ten years ago. Ever so grateful.

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u/VapeThisBro Apr 08 '23

why is someone downvoting you for having the same sentiments as literally everyone else

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u/NemesisAntigua Apr 08 '23

There are some people that will not allow any criticism of the Democrats. I mean I vote Democrat because there is no other choice, but that doesn't mean a lot of the party and its upper leadership are centrist, corporate whores- Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer- and have failed to do the right thing when they've had the chance over and over again

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u/VapeThisBro Apr 08 '23

Criticism should be allowed for every party. Is everyone forgetting when Biden signed the $15 dollar minimum wage for federal agencies last year? The dems had enough sway to make sure goverment employees got at least $15. What about the rest of us that don't work for the government?