[The Urban Sombrero]

1 - First I say It, second you morph into the proper mindset after digesting my guidance on the matter, third you try to take the podium as lecturer. :dudecomeon:

2 - Wrong, I said all forms of work are honorable pursuits. You're in there pitching your income inequality subversive rhetoric.

3 - Wrong again, God said men should eat in the sweat of their face. For the sake of all you libs, that is called work. The janitor or the jurist, all forms of work are noble. Sitting at home whining is the calling card of the liberal. As are the ignoble actions of accusing those who work, who BTW fund all the give-away programs to start with, of being selfishly racist while libs act like they're the only ones who really care. If there's anything left in the bank account this month, send it along to the treasury or give it to the Church, I'm certain they'll find a use for it. But don't sit around slamming the productive sector of this nation's population as being in any way lacking. Nobody who chooses to sit at the house has any right to gripe anyway, but minimum wage jobs are entry level employment for like teenagers, or those otherwise just starting out. They're not careers and nobody expects them to be.

Alright, I'll take it slow: Paul took something which was of the culture and used it. You are an economic Darwinist.

Unfortunately, minimum wage jobs are often not as you depict. "Dishonest scales" continue to exist, and it is the working poor who are most often exploited, and you, in fact, did insult minimum wage workers.

You flatter yourself. Constantly. And from what I understand, your self-congratulatory, verbose yammering has pretty much dried up a once vibrant political forum.