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CNN is allowed under R2 as long as it is pro-conservative or . Talking about Elon and his finances is not pro-conservative, nor is it anti-liberal. There are plenty of other places for you to talk about Elon. The topic isn't relevant to the spirit of R2.

You also posted that Kamala Harris is not in line with R2.

I have had this conversation with you ad nauseam, and I will not repeat myself constantly. I will delete the offending material and go on with life.

I will repost rule 2 to allow you to read and digest it again.

We are a Pro-Conservative forum. Posts must have a clear pro-conservative, or anti left-wing bias. We are interested in promoting conservatism and discussing things that might get ignored elsewhere. All sources are acceptable, however reputable sources with a reputation for factual reporting are preferred.

As you will note, CNN as a source of information is fine as long as it is pro-conservative. If you think one of the mods will delete it, it is best to post an explanation as to how it is pro-conservative or showing a liberal bias.

If you look here, all the jobs are above minimum wage.

https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Winco-Foods/salaries

This wasn’t to clients. This was to partners. Middlemen in the transaction process.

You can’t buy most software directly from the vendor. You have to buy through a partner. They pass the paperwork and add 10-20%. They do provide some services but their main function is to pass paper.

Could you imagine 10 dollars for fucking your month up and then when you use it. It’s canceled ?

https://drexel.edu/hunger-free-center/research/briefs-and-reports/minimum-wage-is-not-enough/#:~:text=Though%20often%20considered%20the%20baseline,over%20the%20following%2071%20years.

Though often considered the baseline of livable wages, it is important to note that even when it was first created, it did not represent a true living wage.

So when it was created. It wasn’t a living wage. I’ll tell you another secret. Politicians say one thing and do another.

I think people forget until Reagan came into power, living in poverty was normal for many people. I think people don't realize the difference between growing up in the 70's and current times. In the 70's we wore hand me downs, had old cars, didn't eat out, rarely went to movies and my father was a union auto worker who made more than most. Poverty was just a way of life.

Now everyone expects a huge home, new cars, new cell phone, new iPhone, etc

It isn't that wages are not adequate, the expectations have changed.

It wasn't sent to the customers. It was sent to the partners. Crowdstrike sells in the partner model.

Even a state set wage is a bad idea. Living in Portland is different than living in Dallas.

One of the largest issues I see with minimum wage is its national rather than regional. That causes a very defective system.