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> Aggy wrote:
> > Paul Eisner wrote:
> [...]
> > >but they work much worse than
> > >men but demanding the same money for substandard work.
> > No dear. Women are doing the same jobs as men and at the same quality
> but
>
> I smell a sock.
Well do your laundrey then dear.
>Here is a feminazi
No, dear. The word is, "Feminist"!
> claims to be an authority on what women are doing.
No, I don't, dear.
>This appears to be
> an extra thick sock,
Well you know where the washing machine is. Find somebody to turn it on for
you.
>like one you would find in ..... Manitoba!
Isn't that one of the Greek Islands?
>
> > get paid less for doing them. As we are doing the same job at the
> same
> > quality then we should get paid the same. It's only fair, dear.
>
> You should get paid what you'll work for.  It's only life, dear.
People seldom tell the truth about what they'll work for, dear.
>If
> women don't want to be paid less, they should stop working for less,
> assuming they are.
Some of us do.
>But, as you know, when you control for education,
> hours worked, experience, and so on, the mythical "wage gap" is
> statistically nonexistent.
No, dear. You can ignore it all you want but it's still there!
>
> > > This forces companies to outsource to Mexico, India or other
> > > countries.
> > No dear. Exorbitant taxes and greed force companies to outsource to
> Mexico,
> > India or other countries. exploiting these poor individuals and
> paying them
> > a pittance and the companies reap the profits dear.
>
> Oh yeah, it's a real bonanza.
>
> Join the real world, will you?
I did that years ago, dear.
>First, let them decide whether it's a
> pittance.
No let the people decide.
>Before the big eeevil corporation came along, did these poor
> people even have work?
So that makes it acceptable to exploit them like that?
>Were they getting paid the American minimum
> wage by an Indonesian company?  Or were they .... hungry?  When you're
> hungry, and food costs a pittance, being paid a pittance ain't so bad,
> and it's especially preferable to being paid nothing.
When the wages follow the cost of living, dear then there is no problem but
when they don't then you have a problem!

Aggy




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