Originally Posted By: drakino

History is also not on your side with that comment, in regards to a big American corporate success story in the early 20th century. Henry Ford was a strong believer in welfare capitalism.



I do NOT have a problem with the “Henry Ford” scenario, I like it. He offered twice the wage and got twice the worker (he could pick and choose). Then got them to get into his “melting pot” classes which I DON’T agree with. He “Bought” talent. Unfortunately now “talent” has a minimum price. No matter if they can spell their name or not why are worth $15 an hour .

Bottom, line is “Salary should depend on what a worker can produce and what the market will pay.”

I will not change anyone’s opinion and I am just pissing into the wind, so, I am out.

I’ve registered my opinion.