Pay the worker. Interesting that this President assumes it’s his business to tell private firms what they should be paying their CEOs. Where is that power given to him in the Constitution? Who’s next? As we have minimum wages, perhaps we should have maximum wages, too. Since the President is the most important human being on the planet (just ask him), no one should make more than His Arrogance ($400,000). What do you suppose would be the result of setting such a wage ceiling? The problem is that once you reach that wage, you stop innovating. You stop demanding more of yourself and your business. Once you’ve maxed out your income, your drive and ambition plateau. You don’t expand or take risks and you don’t create new jobs.
I’m sure the President would love to implement a wage ceiling. He wants us to have fewer expectations, less wealth, less influence and a lower standard of living. How do I know this? All over the world he apologizes for our wealth and success. During the campaign he routinely complained that we greedy SOBs are only 5% of the world’s population, and yet we consume 25% of its resources. I think it’s fair to assume that he wants to lower our standard of living. Now, he won’t implement an actual wage ceiling, but, like FDR, I believe he’ll tax the crap out of anyone who dares to be successful and productive in this society.
I find this video enlightening. The writer has the audacity to demand that he be paid for his work – After all, who has a right to insist that he should work for free? His rant (and excuse the language) resonates with me because this is exactly what all these socialists demand from us. They would subjugate us and enslave us as laborers of the state. $1.4 trillion this year in debt. Another $1.4 trillion is forecast for next year. This is on top of the $12 trillion we already owe and the looming train wreck of the entitlement programs (which he would accelerate with the addition of another massive entitlement). How will we ever pay for
"This year the Congressional Budget Office projects that we’ll add an additional $1.58 trillion to the $11,957,539,759,846.49 we already owe." Visit DefeatTheDebt.com for more information.
Update (10/22): Keynes is still messing up your life.
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