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I'll only bring up the first three minutes or so because there's quite a bit in that video worth discussing and I'd rather not bite off more than I want to chew (even though I could), and just say that I completely agree with him on not only Floyd's death but also the looting/rioting between mom & pop stores and big business stores. However the one thing I keep seeing constantly for years now is the comparison between a CEOs salary and an hourly employee's wage and I really wish this comparison would just stop. There's a lot more involved than just those two numbers, not to mention the eight or so ranks between these two individuals and their salaries/job descriptions and none of the other details are ever brought up even though it would show a more complete picture on how a "big business" is run because it mostly certainly runs significantly different than a small business. Quote from: Verbatim on May 29, 2020, 04:43:54 PMYouTube
Fuck big businesses and fuck the pigs. Rest in power George Floyd.
One of these days you'll grow up. Quote from: Mordo on May 29, 2020, 05:52:21 PM
How's leather taste wagie?
and just say that I completely agree with him on not only Floyd's death but also the looting/rioting between mom & pop stores and big business stores.
Quote from: Mordo on May 29, 2020, 06:08:38 PMHow's leather taste wagie?Quote from: Ian on May 29, 2020, 05:14:00 PMand just say that I completely agree with him on not only Floyd's death but also the looting/rioting between mom & pop stores and big business stores. I wouldn't know but I imagine it tastes about the same as the milk being squeezed out of the public teat that you so vehemently defend.
>as he defends a multi millionaire CEO's salaryY-yes massa mouse, the big bad rioters are the real problem. Please let me go back to being a 12 dollar an hour wage slave massa. I'll be a good boi massa, I'll generate your profits for you. Massa treats me good mmhmm.
Tell me what is inherently wrong with a CEO making millions of dollars without using Reddit-tier soijack memes. Bonus points if you're able to bring up other positions on the corporate ladder instead of just the basic entry-level ones and their salaries as well. Quote from: Mordo on May 29, 2020, 06:44:48 PM>as he defends a multi millionaire CEO's salaryY-yes massa mouse, the big bad rioters are the real problem. Please let me go back to being a 12 dollar an hour wage slave massa. I'll be a good boi massa, I'll generate your profits for you. Massa treats me good mmhmm.
Tell me why CEOs deserve such grotesquely excessive salaries while their workers scrape by an existence and then I'll answer your question.
Tell me what is inherently wrong with a CEO making millions of dollars without using Reddit-tier soijack memes.
Define both "grotesquely excessive" and "just scraping by". Specifically however I want to know what you mean by "just scraping by"; what counts as making too little for you? Quote from: Mordo on May 29, 2020, 07:11:05 PMTell me why CEOs deserve such grotesquely excessive salaries while their workers scrape by an existence and then I'll answer your question.
Is lil wagie still talking? Don't worry, I'm sure the mouse will allow you those extra dollars for overtime. Massa mouse treats us goods. Wese a good slave for massa.
What the fuck is your problem dude? Jesus Christ you're unbelievable. Quote from: Mordo on May 29, 2020, 08:24:13 PMIs lil wagie still talking? Don't worry, I'm sure the mouse will allow you those extra dollars for overtime. Massa mouse treats us goods. Wese a good slave for massa.
I agree with Mordo that CEOs don't deserve in any way to be bathing in cash while the people actually responsible for keeping companies afloat can barely survive off of their wages, but Jesus dude, you're not helping your point in the least bit. You sound like the degenerates in my ghetto middle and high schools who are all now in the ground or replicating SecondClass' existance.
When is it justifiable to riot?
Further, is it justifiable for individuals of one community to participate in a riot whose genesis lies in injustice done to another community?
Is a riot less legitimate if it is comprised with a proportionally larger set of opportunistic looters and antisocial types?
Tell me what is inherently wrong with a CEO making millions of dollars
I'd say that there's nothing wrong with making x amount of money that the ceo's make. Where things go wrong however is that regular average joes aren't allowed to achieve this status due to the nature of the roadblocks placed in their way by institutions in the government and corporate behemoths. There's too many drainage points for an average joe to contend with on their income levels, whereas the board becomes stacked in the favor of upper end ceo's who can generate so much income that they can never lose. They get tax breaks, insurance, and legal loopholes that average normies don't get.And then we run into the issue of what x amount of money accomplishes in our society. Buyouts. Having some potential troubles come your way that might put a dent in your business or actually establish some form of moral obligation? Simply invest your unlimited income in the right direction and you can buy out government officials and organizations. Once again, I say that it's not the level of income that matters, it's the disparity between top and bottom, and more importantly, how this money is invested. Most of the money generated is only going to be invested into what will generate more monetary gain for these corporations. Instead of actually using their wealth to accomplish anything of note in our world, perhaps helping to make it a better place and fix large issues that we're faced with, they squander it on generating a bigger fictitious number we all somehow apparently agreed to abide by and borderline worship as our mythological god. This becomes a massive problem when they own the board game that is the economy. It holds us back as a species and wastes everybody's precious time.
why does it need to be inherently wrong in order for it to be wrong in other contextswhat is inherently wrong
How are they not allowed to achieve such status?
And those positions and pay raises can give you more than just going from a mediocre apartment to a somewhat-nice house
You can go back to school and earn a degree
what reason is there to even aim for that position?
working hard and succeeding in life because of it is just a meme
But when you have a corporate business with thousands of people, slashing the millionaire's pay