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Re: stock market compared to actual supply and demand


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Posted by trucker40 on January 06, 2010 at 16:50:59 from (70.240.144.163):

In Reply to: Re: stock market compared to actual supply and demand posted by mike321 on January 06, 2010 at 16:33:50:

Well no Im not putting words in your mouth!What does it matter to you what somebody gets paid if their employer pays the wage?I dont get why people get 20 bucks an hour to put lug nuts on a car on an assembly line either but I want way more than 20 or even 30 bucks an hour to drive a truck.How about you go tell somebody running a bulldozer he needs to run it for less than 20 dollars an hour?I cant even run a truck for 50 dollars an hour and pay me and put fuel in it and have tires on it and insurance and make payments.So?
If somebody can work 40 hours a week and live in the Taj Mahol I dont care!I may have to adjust my rates for what Im doing.20 dollars an hour is not real good pay nowdays.It depends a lot if you are paying or receiving pay.
The whole thing was that our country is screwed up because some people got greedy in the stock market and now its not connected to supply and demand.Its connected to what crooks can get away with.I would rather see people working 40 hours and make a living than 80 hours and be sick and poor.The stock market is part of the reason that people work 80 hours and cant pay their bills.Everything for the elite crooked paper pushers,nothing for working people holding the whole house of cards up.Paper pushers being worth more than workers.Its a lie.Workers need to be treated fair not like slaves.


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