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Topic	Walmart giving up to $1000 bonus and $11 minimum wage thanks to Trump tax cuts
FLUFFYGERM 01/11/18 9:21:08 AM #27:	josifrees posted... FLUFFYGERM posted... josifrees posted... How many are in debt and how many are going to spend that money instead of save it This means we need to educate people on the virtues of living within your means and saving/investing. The average car loan is now something like $500 per month not including insurance and gas. People have a spending problem in this country. Can't you just go back to your "tax cuts are bad" schtick? I dont see anywhere in your posted story that Walmart is educating its workers on good consumerism and fiscal responsibility. Also get real. American spending habits are whats keeping this hot mess we call an economy from collapsing. It is not Walmart's responsibility to teach fiscal responsibility. That is what parents and schools are for. American spending habits result in increasing consumer debt which ends up causing economic crashes. You can only finance so much shit before you have to declare bankruptcy lol. --- but Marxist theory is extremely consistent, both internally and with reality. -averagejeol <cite>FLUFFYGERM posted [p:893826326] in Walmart gi... [t:76189321]...</cite> <quote><cite>josifrees posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FLUFFYGERM posted...</cite> <quote><cite>josifrees posted...</cite> <quote>How many are in debt and how many are going to spend that money instead of save it</quote> This means we need to educate people on the virtues of living within your means and saving/investing. The average car loan is now something like $500 per month not including insurance and gas. People have a spending problem in this country. Can't you just go back to your "tax cuts are bad" schtick?</quote> I dont see anywhere in your posted story that Walmart is educating its workers on good consumerism and fiscal responsibility. Also get real. American spending habits are whats keeping this hot mess we call an economy from collapsing.</quote> It is not Walmart's responsibility to teach fiscal responsibility. That is what parents and schools are for. American spending habits result in increasing consumer debt which ends up causing economic crashes. You can only finance so much shit before you have to declare bankruptcy lol. --- but Marxist theory is extremely consistent, both internally and with reality. -averagejeol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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