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Originally Posted by TheDoctorIsIn
Plenty of them are. But most didn't become rich by spreading the wealth. They figured out how they could bend the system into something that was profitable to them. Most companies don't pay their workers what they deserve based on the amount of work they do. They pay them based on the minimum they can get away with. If they can pay a worker $30k, even though they do more work than the guy making $100k, they're not going to just give them a raise.
American workers' production has gone steadily up, yet rates for the average worker have not kept up.
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And illegal aliens also drive down the wages of Americans. But the mantra some spout is that illegals do the work Americans wont do. Partially correct. At that WAGE level. Here is a real life example of it in practice. We have a place in Hilton Head. We hired a family dry wall business (African American guy and his son) who had a thriving enterprise going (700k per year) and 10 employees. They hired a few illegal aliens. Two years later, the illegals left the company and started a competing business. Charged lower prices,paid no taxes. The American business shrunk to 60k in sales, with just the dad and son left.
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