There’s all kinds of talk about fair pay and such these
days, some of it coming up because of the Nuns on a Bus.
Here’s what I have to say about what people should be
paid. It uses an outdated example of a
working class guy (guy because this is an old example), but I think you’ll get
the point.
Our country used to be a place where a milkman didn’t need
to work extra jobs to make ends meet and afford a house, a car, to support his
wife and 2 or 3 kids and a dog and afford to go on vacation every year.
They also had good schools, clean and well maintained
streets and could afford to pay for the doctor and for hospitalization
insurance.
Come to think of it, a woman who was a manicurist or hair
dresser could do pretty much the same thing.
Our country should still be the place where the average
working person can do all these things.
It was once and many people think it still should be.
Why is that controversial?
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