[Sasha.]

Originally posted by Cheetos

What are they gonna do when HRC punches him down in NY Tuesday?

Continue phonebanking, canvassing, and volunteering until Bernie tells us to stop (and even then it's just his campaign; the grassroot movement has just gotten started)!

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by IsidoraMarí

If people have more money to spend they won't be forced to shop at Walmart. Small business might freak at first bit it'll help them in the long run

but with increased wages = inflation. $15 today might get you 6 items from the produce dept, while $15 tomorrow might get you 3. Look at places that have experienced fracking booms (two years back) that saw rents double and then triple, and cost of living shoot up because there was more money in the system.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Sasha.

This comment should've got you thread banned too based on what you laughed at

[Cheetos]

Originally posted by Sasha.

Continue phonebanking, canvassing, and volunteering until Bernie tells us to stop (and even then it's just his campaign; the grassroot movement has just gotten started)!

I wish I could say I admire your fervor.

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

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It seems like your take supports Hillary's point, which is that $15/hr should come to places that already have high cost of living (NY, SF, LA) and for everyone else, the minimum wage should rise gradually. The economy in places like WV, MS, ND etc is already ****** enough as it is. Raising the cost of doing business is simply going to sink those places into the abyss.

That's why I have such a hard time understanding the views of people who agree with Bernie, that nationally, minimum wage should be $15. I think it should be a state/local issue. Set a higher national floor (Maybe 10 or 12) and then let the states figure out if they need to go beyond that.

[Sasha.]

Originally posted by RatedG²

This comment should've got you thread banned too based on what you laughed at

Then send a help request? I mean... I'm not the one with mod powers.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Sasha.

Then send a help request? I mean... I'm not the one with mod powers.

Not the point...again. But all you do is troll anyway so I expect nothing better from you.

Just wonder where Hecking was when you made those comments.

[Skywalker]

Treasury Secretary Jack Lew is expected to announce this week that Alexander Hamilton's face will remain on the front of the $10 bill and a woman will replace Andrew Jackson on the face of the $20 bill, a senior government source told CNN on Saturday.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/04/16/news...d=hp-stack-dom

Bye bye, King Andy the Tyrant!

[Sasha.]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Not the point...again. But all you do is troll anyway so I expect nothing better from you.

Just wonder where Hecking was when you made those comments.

I didn't make any comments lol.

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

It seems like your take supports Hillary's point, which is that $15/hr should come to places that already have high cost of living (NY, SF, LA) and for everyone else, the minimum wage should rise gradually. The economy in places like WV, MS, ND etc is already ****** enough as it is. Raising the cost of doing business is simply going to sink those places into the abyss.

That's why I have such a hard time understanding the views of people who agree with Bernie, that nationally, minimum wage should be $15. I think it should be a state/local issue. Set a higher national floor (Maybe 10 or 12) and then let the states figure out if they need to go beyond that.

No, I support Bernie's stance. I think a few adjustments can be made, it's a tad more fluid than just supporting somebody.

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Just wonder where Hecking was when you made those comments.

Don't even dare to imply that I haven't been doing my best in condemning unnecessary and insulting comments against both candidates. This is my very first time even seeing those comments by Sasha.

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

No, I support Bernie's stance. I think a few adjustments can be made, it's a tad more fluid than just supporting somebody.

Bernie's stance is pretty clear, which is that $15 should be the national floor, and that we should reach it within 3 years of his presidency.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

Yall say like more spending but wouldn't that mean we would like say run out of milk. Then they would raise the price of milk to make up for it. So either everything runs out or everything goes up. Am I missing something?

I'm not good at economics so I prefer the ELI5 method.

Anyone wanna help me out here?

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

Bernie's stance is pretty clear, which is that $15 should be the national floor, and that we should reach it within 3 years of his presidency.

I do prefer that over the Secretary's stance. I think some adjustments can be made to the timing as well as how different types of businesses would be affected by the law. I think I wrote everything I thought was necessary to explain where I was coming from in my initial post, it's one of the longest in the history of the thread.

[heckinglovato]

https://www.facebook.com/salon/video...3610234811519/

I don't know about everyone, but I think it's just beautiful the way millennials are engaging in the political process because of Bernie's campaign. Their reasons are things as simple as "fairness", "equality", "peace" - it's just very great to see that they have laid their support behind someone, behind anyone. What they're doing is exactly what politicians need to be looking at, bringing young people back into the political process.

Goodnight.

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Sasha.

My friend sent this to me

A lot of these people probs aren't even registered in the NY primary (they had to in October)

[Marvin]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

Bernie's stance is pretty clear, which is that $15 should be the national floor, and that we should reach it within 3 years of his presidency.

When did he say that?

[Flare]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

Very true.

Glad I don't live in a glass house, glad I have tried my absolute best to keep it on the issues, show respect for both candidates and call out trolling and disrespectful comments whenever I possibly could. I'm very glad.



Thank you

Yeah except you haven't.

Here are some examples of either you being disrespectful or trolling or someone else being disrespectful and trolling and you getting a "ki" off of it (within this thread):
http://atrl.net/?p=32462990
http://atrl.net/?p=32897480
http://atrl.net/?p=32864183
http://atrl.net/?p=33086400
http://atrl.net/?p=33013822
http://atrl.net/?p=29855213

Here's two troll politics threads you made with inaccurate, unsourced information and memes in hopes of getting Hillary dragged (notice how both were locked so quick, usually an easy way to tell it was closed for Trolling or Flamebait): http://atrl.net/880094
http://atrl.net/862804

But seriously, do you HeckingLovato.

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

I do prefer that over the Secretary's stance. I think some adjustments can be made to the timing as well as how different types of businesses would be affected by the law. I think I wrote everything I thought was necessary to explain where I was coming from in my initial post, it's one of the longest in the history of the thread.

But your stance is literally Hillary's stance basically word for word, except you are saying hers sucks and Bernie's will eventually be what you think/hope his will end up being.

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by Marvin

When did he say that?

His plan calls for $15/hour nationally be 2020. He is inaugurated in 2017 if he is so lucky as to be President.