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Topic	In 1965 CEOs in US earned 20x more than the average worker. In 2015 it was 300x
Broseph_Stalin 02/28/20 7:58:47 AM #25:	MacadamianNut3 posted... Wow a double whammy of a Disney heiress complaining about CEO pay and a CNN business blog stating the difference while also justifying it in the same article All of that outrage from one person and a CNN writer stating a fact sure does convince me that the premise of this topic is somehow disingenuous, and not you riding two oddly large companies as much as possible to try to make a point lmao how can one person be this dishonest? Everyone knows these are the guys people bring up when they want to cry about the CEO pay gap. But as soon as I actually do the math and show everyone it doesn't matter? "Nooooo not those guys!" No fucking company spends more on CEO compensation than it does its wage bill. Sit down. <cite>Broseph_Stalin posted [p:934986891] in In 1965 CE... [t:78437158]...</cite> <quote>MacadamianNut3 posted... </cite> <quote>Wow a double whammy of a Disney heiress complaining about CEO pay and a CNN business blog stating the difference while also justifying it in the same article All of that outrage from one person and a CNN writer stating a fact sure does convince me that the premise of this topic is somehow disingenuous, and not you riding two oddly large companies as much as possible to try to make a point</quote> lmao how can one person be this dishonest? Everyone knows these are the guys people bring up when they want to cry about the CEO pay gap. But as soon as I actually do the math and show everyone it doesn't matter? "Nooooo not those guys!" No fucking company spends more on CEO compensation than it does its wage bill. Sit down. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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