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So you want guys who are real smart and create jobs to have a cap but jig-a-boos who can dribble a ball, have 10 babies and not take care of them financially while making 100 million a year, not to have a cap.....ok

Entertainment is paid for buy the people. Entertainment wages are controlled by the people. You are arguing that you want Athletes to make less so the billionaire owners make even more than they are already making; that makes no sense. The funds are split around 50/50 between employee and executive in sports.

 

CEO wages are not. CEO's, in the 70's and 80's - I believe, but could have misread this - made about 5X the average manager/etc. While the average middle class wage hasn't budged, the CEO wages have skyrocketed. That makes zero sense.

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most broke dicks think like this........

What's better for the people of this country...

 

Scenario #1

 

The top 1%, or 10,000 people, makes an average wage of $10 million per year

The other 99%, or 990,000 people, makes an average wage of $30,000 per year

 

Scenario 2:

 

The top 1%, or 10,000 people, makes an average wage of $1 million per year

The other 99%, or 990,000 people, makes an average wage of $120,000 per year

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The latter scenario prohibits investment and growth Teddy. That's why people from other countries come here to chase the American dream. People should be rewarded for their ingenuity and risk-taking.

 

I do think CEO's should make whatever the market will bear. The problem is when they get a golden parachute for running their business into the ground (see Yahoo).

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The latter scenario prohibits investment and growth Teddy. That's why people from other countries come here to chase the American dream. People should be rewarded for their ingenuity and risk-taking.

Bullshit.....scenario #2 ends poverty for the most part over night....People shouldn't be rewarded 100 million dollars for risk taking, 1 million is just fine and spread out the 99 million to the employee.

 

You would see all the risk takers taking all same risk, that's how they are wired, the nitwits making 30k aren't wired that way but should be able still to not work two jobs and take city transport.

 

Most these shit heads on welfare wouldn't do so if they could make 120k working at a ticket booth at the movie theatre, but you would rather have Tom Cruise pull 30 million per picture and the production company make a Billion?

 

Trickle down theory works but we've never tried it because so many are worried about the Rich giving up.....slaves mentality

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Most look at one individual and say Wow that guy has 20 billion dollars.....you have to realize he's just One member of the family....do you think the Rockefellers just have One guy in the family doing well while the others work at Walmart?

 

They practically control the fvcking world.....it's not right....they shouldn't have all that money.....Yes they should have way more then most but not that much more

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What's better for the people of this country...

 

Scenario #1

 

The top 1%, or 10,000 people, makes an average wage of $10 million per year

The other 99%, or 990,000 people, makes an average wage of $30,000 per year

 

Scenario 2:

 

The top 1%, or 10,000 people, makes an average wage of $1 million per year

The other 99%, or 990,000 people, makes an average wage of $120,000 per year

if you made $ 120,000 would you clean urinals at the airport?  if not you, who?

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What's better for the people of this country...

 

Scenario #1

 

The top 1%, or 10,000 people, makes an average wage of $10 million per year

The other 99%, or 990,000 people, makes an average wage of $30,000 per year

 

Scenario 2:

 

The top 1%, or 10,000 people, makes an average wage of $1 million per year

The other 99%, or 990,000 people, makes an average wage of $120,000 per year

1% wage is like 400k, it's not anywhere near 10M. That's too 1/10 of 1%

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