Comments on: Twenty Questions: Social Justice Quiz 2008

By: Anton

Anton — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 20:27:15 +0000

I am sorry for posting twice, but I was in a hurry and sent an incomplete observation. I suggested everyone read an article
on Conformity: A Destructive Communal Neurosis on this site
dated 9-5-08, by E.R. Bills.

If one dosen’t pray to the god of conformity in today’s corporate
culture, you may lucky if you ever work at a decent wage. I you
don’t agree to free f@@k, Opps, I mean trade, there are such vile
rules like at-will employment just to name one hatchet that these
scum use to maintain obedient workers. Workers who haven’t any
problem getting f@@ked by the big red, white, and blue d^^k, they
help management insert it in themselves and in anyone who points out
that the emperor is a murdering, lying, thieving boil that infects and
destroys decent folks. Pepole just trying to live in peace and be left alone.

We come in contact with social, economic, political, eugenists every
day, it’s dangerous and exhausting. So I keep my karma cool with a
simple rule. If I can be of any assistance to the aformentioned repro-
bates, they had better look somewhere else for that assistance.,

If I see them in trouble, I’am going to let them die. In fact, if some-
one told me I had better vote for obamass or mcfuck or they would
put a bullet in my head, I would seriously consider the bullet or shoot
them in the head.

By: Danny Ray

Danny Ray — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 20:13:27 +0000

I do not think I am heartless. I will own up to being a conformist. The point I would like to make is there are very few Minimum wage jobs out there. Most companies know to attract good workers ,who will stay, they have to pay more. Average industrial wage here is about 9 bucks per hour. that is for the first 90 days ,at three months you are bumped to ten Dollars if you have passed the training and as I said above not quit . Ten dollars is 20 grand per year. a little above poverty level.
After that a yarly review gives you a minimum increse of 30 cents. as you train and achive more and more skills you can bid for beter and better jobs. I know a plant manager who started as day labor sweeping the floor. The point is you have to work to get where you need to be and if you don’t want to work that’s you fault. You can call that heartless if you want but that is a fact of life. People who work don’t owe the people who will not work a damn thing.

By: JBPM

JBPM — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 19:41:43 +0000

If you answered “who cares?” to all of the above questions, you might be a USAmerican.

By: Anton

Anton — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 19:37:46 +0000

I don’t believe all people are as heartless as Danny Ray, But there
are enough of these harsh live my way or die conformists in the
general population make it difficult, if not impossible for many to
earn the wages necessary to afford a 1 bedroom apartment at $6.55
an hour.

Quigley said Mimimum wage, not $8.50 an hour, which comes to
$17.680 dollars a year. Factor in a low-end apartment of $700
dollars a month, and you have $9.280 a year to pay for Everything
Else one needs to survive. Add rent increases, the already high cost
of food and clothing , health care, etc, etc ,etc, the list is too long, and
one could be wiped out in any number of ways.

I would suggest everyone read on this website the article by E. R. Bills,
titled Conformity: A Destuctive Communal Neurosis

By: Danny Ray

Danny Ray — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 18:23:34 +0000

I am not quite sure if I understand. Are you saying that minimum wage workers are incapable of getting better jobs? And with minimum wage as a starting point can’t these people work hard / smart enough to make over the minimum? I took a little time and checked, I can find no jobs in my local paper starting at less than 8.50 and that includes fast food. My wife’s company starts workers at nine dollars per hour for the first 90 days and if they are not dumb as a box of rocks and do not quit, they go to ten dollars and a raise almost every year till they top out.
Most if the industries in this area are the same. Minimum wage is a start point. This is America; you are your own limit.
My next question is how is the number of weapons per one hundred people a factor in social justice?

By: Josh Miles

Josh Miles — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 08:28:00 +0000

If the State Department included in its toll the number of civilians killed in the U.S.’s terrorist wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the number would be much higher than the 22,000 listed here. But, of course, when Americans kill civilians it’s “collateral damage,” not terrorism.