Suspicious Looking Plant.

Katie|bi orange cat|32|Nebraska Damn Perfect 🪴🧡🦝She/Her/Hers.🌈💋☀️ Too old to be this dumb|too young to give a damn.

[glkr-xx]

"Come home to me" kind of love

[brucesterling]

[grandalchemistpt]

That guy is gonna regret ever doing that photo to the end of his days.

[romantique-rose]

[qweenofmars]

Did it all by my fucking self. Just like i always do.

[steviemcfly]

I honestly don’t understand why there aren’t more people who, when given the platform to discuss minimum wage, don’t simply distill it to the simplest of facts:

A forty hour work week is considered full time.

It’s considered as such because it takes up the amount of time we as a society have agreed should be considered the maximum work schedule required of an employee. (this, of course, does not always bear out practically, but just follow me here)

A person working the maximum amount of time required should earn enough for that labor to be able to survive. Phrased this way, I doubt even most conservatives could effectively argue against it, and out of the mouth of someone verbally deft enough to dance around the pathos-based jabs conservative pundits like to use to avoid actually debating, it could actually get opps thinking.

Therefore, if an employee is being paid less than [number of dollars needed for the post-tax total to pay for the basic necessities in a given area divided by forty] per hour, they are being ripped off and essentially having their labor, productivity, and profit generation value stolen by their employer.

Wages are a business expense, and if a company cannot afford to pay for its labor, it is by definition a failing business. A company stealing labor to stay afloat (without even touching those that do so simply to increase profit margins and/or management/executive pay/bonuses) is no more ethical than a failing construction company breaking into a lumber yard and stealing wood.

Our goal as a society should be to protect each other, especially those that most need protection, not to subsidize failing businesses whose owners could quite well subsidize them on their own.

[reagan-was-a-horrible-president]

Wages are a business expense, and if a company cannot afford to pay for its labor, it is by definition a failing business. A company stealing labor to stay afloat (without even touching those that do so simply to increase profit margins and/or management/executive pay/bonuses) is no more ethical than a failing construction company breaking into a lumber yard and stealing wood.

[garaks-padded-bra]

I hate when there's no toilet paper coming out the bottom of these gentlemen and you have to tickle its nutsack to de-piss yourself

[garaks-padded-bra]

what sicko blazed this

[imsoofuckingsad-deactivated2018]

if you ever want to love an idiot you know where to find me

[depsidase]

[depsidase]

[cannibalchicken]

[paper-mario-wiki]

both are valid approaches to the same problem

[dietspam16]

i don’t think these are even different approaches

[liberalsarecool]

Here’s a reminder that selfish people make decisions that make things worse for entire communities. #covid #measles

[depsidase]

[heraldic-thunderbolt]

I am a huge fan of retiring to my quarters

[somethingusefulfromflorida]

In this economy you'll be lucky to retire to your nickels

[quinnception]

[theconcealedweapon]

"College is a place of liberal indoctrination."

And what possible motive would liberals have to put their indoctrination behind one of the biggest paywalls to have ever existed?

College is often the first time that someone regularly interacts with a diverse crowd. College is often the first time that someone is encouraged to think for themselves instead of blindly trusting their parents.

They're not being indoctrinated to be liberal. They were previously indoctrinated to be conservative and are now being freed from that.

[condemnedouthouse]

Get fucked me lololololol

[depsidase]

[theconcealedweapon]