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 @Andre-qo5ekÂ
Livable wage â Depends on what you consider a livable wage. My baseline for zero is the amount of work one would need to do to live if they were alone on an island. Youâd work most of the day 7 days a week for shelter and food. People today have it far too good, appreciate little to nothing and expect everything for free cause the other guy is going to pay for it. Thatâs not how real life works.
Example: 250K in debt and 10 years of your life spent on schooling to become a Dr. You donât owe free services to those that choose not to work and contribute. Youâre entitled to ask for a reasonable wage for your services. Whatâs reasonable? The market will determine this if the government stays out of it.
Ask me how much someone should make flipping burgers? As much as the market will allow. If no one wants to flip a burger for less than 35.00 bucks. Burgers will be 25-35 bucks. No one wants to buy burgers at that price, the business will fail. Let the market determine the wages.
Side topic yet relevant; Remember when Uber got big, and everyone was in outrage over all the Taxi drivers that were losing their ability to support their families? No, thatâs because there wasnât one. Nothing of substance at least. Why did this happen? Because people were willing to trade equity in their vehicles for small checks. The riders made out, but the taxi drivers were devastated across the US. Until the Uber drivers felt they were underpaid. Donât remember the same sympathy for them.
Donât live by rules you donât apply to yourself.
No, you donât let the mentally ill rot. You help them. You know, the way the most liberal state in America doesâŚ. California. You pretend like itâs a housing issue so you can perpetuate the issue.
No, you call it what it is. Itâs the only way to solve the problem. You create support system and hold accountable when they refuse the help. You know many places have options for the homeless. But they donât allow drugs and most would rather stay on the streets with their drugs than get clean. In California they turn a cheek and use guilt to extract more money while it never goes to fix the problem. This would be a last case scenario as our communities should be doing a better job with these folks.
Although I âdid it on my ownâ. Everyone receives some kind of help. As far as the struggle you reference. That struggle is referred to as life. Life was never supposed to be easy; it was supposed to be worth it. Maybe thatâs why so many young people are depressed. Maybe youâre looking for the destination while missing the whole drive. The destination is death, donât be in a hurry to get there. You canât have successes without struggle. Nothing in life of value will be easy or effortless, nothing.
I donât think anyone deserve an education, a specific wage, healthcare, etc. Iâd hope our kids were better educated. Weâd definitely have less channels like this.
To your last question. How does the kid with no education get somewhere? He first knows where heâs at and what he has to offer. Even if itâs very little. You then keep your mouth shut, your ears and eyes open and you work every moment to better yourself and learn. Take on new challenges, fail, learn and fail again. In todayâs economy a good work ethic is worth 100k. This happens every day. Look up Gary Vee. Heâs one of many telling this story.
You know almost 90% of millionaires are first time millionaires. Meaning they came from nothing and created it on their own. Roughly half being small business owners. Stop listening to the politicians that tell you, that you need them to ger a head. Theyâre the reason you believe youâre behind. The American dream has never been more alive or obtainable.
Thanks for the dialogue. đđź
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 @idontknowaboutthat1904 Youâre clearly a child as all you can do is repeatedly tell me Iâm wrong. Without ever stating âyour definitionâ. Itâs human nature to want to provide for yourself and your family. It doesnât make you a sociopath. Your connection between the two speaks volumes to your mental state.
If you were a skilled employee that can demand a good wage. Youâre able to provide food for your family, safe home and neighborhood, schooling, a better future. Potential wealth for your grandkids so they can live a better life than you and your kids. Youâd give all this up so someone else that doesnât want to work. Can have the same? Youâve yet to explain how this will happen. Like a child you point and say Iâm wrong with other absolutely no counter point.
As far as my employees. I ask a lot of questions in their interviews to understand them, where they came from and where they want to be. I clearly lay out what I want from them and what Iâll provide in return. I then ask about their personal goals outside of work. We then come up with a plan to help them achieve their long term personal and professional goals. Some want to own their own business, some what to go back to school. Some want to move up the latter and some just want to have as little responsibility as they can. We focus on developing their skills both in and outside of work so they can meet their goals. Iâve done this for young to old men and women for over a decade. I still regularly mentor a number of them and have for years after we part esta professionally. I thought myself finance and investing and helped all that wanted learn so they can be finically i dependent. I have kids that thought theyâd never have anything. A home, paid for car, retirement etc. Within 5 years, purchase a home and have tens of thousands of not more in their retirement accounts making well below the national average income. These were entry level positions with no experience or education required. The young people that continue to reach out years after we part ways. Just for advice is all the testament I need. What have you done for your community to make it better? What have you given back? How many people with nothing, have you helped start and grow their business.
Youâre just a punk kid without a dad or one that doesnât care enough to make you man. Based on your replies your words hold little weight in the conversation. You have absolutely no life experiences and no clue regarding any of your stances. If you did, youâd be able to talk to them. Feel free to go back and read these interactions.
I really wish you luck kid. Find a strong male and become his shadow. Itâs not too late. It just takes desire and action. đđźđşđ¸
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I understand where youâre coming from. I donât believe you fully understand IP.
Letâs say no pharma company could own what they developed. How many would get investors investing in their research? How many new breakthrough drugs would make it to market? How many countries benefit from the drugs that were created in the US over the last 80+ years? Yes, the rich will always benefit first. However, without that, no one would benefit ever. Iâd rather wait ten years for a generic than not get one at all. I can already hear the replies. But what if I canât wait 10 years. That sucks, but removing IP only means the next person on 10 years also wonât have the benefits of new medicines and breakthroughs.
Letâs all keep in mind that if Trump didnât agree to spend an ass ton on vaccines. The pharma companies would not have developed a vaccine. We have a vaccine today because we told them that if they put in the research weâd pain them well.
I may not like it, but a its the reality of the situation.
Now if weâre taking about our drug prices over Canada and Mexico. Thatâs a different story. That has everything to do with corrupt politicians and greedy pharma companies. We could end that if we wanted. Trump was moving in that direction before he left office.
Feel free to look up your favorite political figure and see how much they have invested in big pharma? You still they they care about your safety or their profits.
Drug Pricing and Intellectual Property Law: A Legal Overview for the 116th Congress
Intellectual property (IP) rights play an important role in the development and pricing of pharmaceutical products such as prescription drugs and biologics. In order to encourage innovation, IP law grants the rights holder a temporary monopoly on a particular invention or product, potentially enabling him to charge higher-than-competitive prices. IP rights, if sufficiently limited, are typically justified as necessary to allow pharmaceutical manufacturers the ability to recoup substantial costs in research and development, including clinical trials and other tests necessary to obtain regulatory approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). However, because they may operate to deter or delay competition from generic drug and biosimilar manufacturers, IP rights have been criticized as contributing to high prices for pharmaceutical products in the United States.
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