CEO pay is Way unfair

You have asked a lot of questions and I will try my best to answer them them.

George Soros and Jeff Bezos are so rich that they are willing to take a large risk. The more money you have the easier it is to make more money. It is not just the numbers it's the psychology. Just as it is easier to get a girlfriend when you already have one. They can take risks normal people can't since if they lose 99% of their worth, they are still super-rich. These people are not in the top 1%, they are in the top .00X%

But what they are doing has nothing to do with economics, and is an anti-free market. They are doing what Jews do - monopolize. (Bezos pretends to be somewhat Christian but his blood on his mother's side is from the Jewish tribe of Dan.)

First of all, it is illegal for them not to pay over time, and the people working for them by law get paid overtime and are not exploited in any way, They agreed to the payment.

So let me tell you how Bezos and Soros exploit the minimum wage. They allow news stories such as how they make billions while some of their employees are on food stamps. Now it doesn't matter how much you make as a blue-collar employee, you will be a welfareite if irresponsibly have too many children and irresponsibly manage your earnings. Companies like Amazon and Netflix awere already paying the minimum wage.

Now Soros and Besos have gamed this. They announced to the public that they will pay their employees 4$-$6 above the minimum wage and they have. And hat they do at the same time is promote other companies to do the same, knowing that these smaller and medium-sized companies cannot afford it and will go out of business if they do that and that also shifts the public scrutiny to these smaller and medium-sized businesses look like the bad guys instead of Amazon and Netflix. So they just wait till their competitors go out of business trying to match them and afterward announce that they can't afford to do it anymore and reduce employee payback or nearly back to the minimum wage. Soros has been accused of insider trading many times. Basically, they are enemies of capitalism and what they do with their money is disgusting. Even though they donate billions to certain charities for tax write-offs, they turn around and sell anti-White, woke books and create immoral tv programming such as cuties or that new coming series about Jesus being a lesbian woman. Almost all of Netflix's shows contain LGBT, interracial relationships, and anti-Christian themes and they are almost all flops but they make them already know they will be. They do not care abut the profit, they have an anti-White and anti-American agenda.

These guys, unlike guys like Elon Musk and Steve jobs, are not innovators but deceivers and what to shut down smaller guys.

As for the handicapped, it depends on how crippled they are. Most of the great inventors had handicaps that they used to their advantage in some way. Thomas Edison, who was totally deaf in his later years loved not being able to hear the opinions of people. He had cards printed and would hand them out - "Sorry I am deaf so I can't hear your horseshit."

These days with the internet, many crippled, dead, and even blind people are able to work from home and even run their own businesses, As for the stupid, they also have options. Just because they are stupid does not mean that all their friends and families are stupid too. The thing that stops the stupid is when they are too stupid to know they are stupid. I deal with stupid business guys all the time. They have a set formula when doing business and they adhere to it. When they don't understand something they ask a trusted friend. One of the most successful things I have seen the stupid do is work and save money until they can afford to form sources of passive income such as renting out living spaces. The thing that hurts the stupid most is licensing and certification. Why do they need to spend thousands of dollars and hours just to have the right to cut someone's hair? This is something they can learn apprenticing under a barber. I have never met a stupid that didn't have something extraordinary and unique to offer. It feels like god make them stupid but compensated by giving them a special ability.

What they also can do is get themselves into a trade or craft since college means nothing these days and never has. The bankers campaigned to make everyone have to go to college in order to make them take out student loans that take decades to pay off. College was originally created so rich kids could have a place to network. Now that it takes a university degree just to work at an office in the copy room or answer phones, what is the point?

Your local bookstore is filled with books containing workable systems others have already designed, tested, and debugged. Nobody is born knowing how to start a business or generate investment income, but you can easily learn it. How long it takes you to figure it out is irrelevant because the time is going to pass anyway. You might as well emerge at some future point as the owner of income-generating systems as opposed to a lifelong wage slave. This isn’t all or nothing. If your system only generates a few hundred dollars a month, that’s a significant step in the right direction.

I had a high school dropout friend who went to apprentice at an auto shop and within 8 or 10 years had several of his own and two used car lots.

I also started a community apprenticeship program for dropouts and deliquents that is doing well. These kids. instead of following a life of drugs and crime are living under a teacher/master by contract, their salaries are withheld until they complete their apprenticeship but are given pocket money plus room and board. It's hard work but in the end, they have true skill and have the know-how to open their own shop. In some cases, if they have the right character, the master will even hand them over to the shop and have them marry into the family.

Now there is a problem for both blue and white-collar workers and that is the robotization and automation of every job function and now you have this AI crap taking jobs away. Now, this might seem like a curse, especially for young people but it doesn't have to be. It could be a blessing. Since they can take advantage of it by not having to waste time paying off school loans and being an employee. It frees up their time to do things they never imagined they were capable of instead of following outdated myths such as thinking it’s important to get a job to gain experience. But that’s like saying you should play golf to get experience playing golf. You gain experience from living, regardless of whether you have a job or not. A job only gives you experience at that job, but you gain “experience” doing just about anything, so that’s no real benefit at all. Sit around doing nothing for a couple years, and you can call yourself an experienced meditator, philosopher, or politician.

The problem with getting experience from a job is that you usually just repeat the same limited experience over and over. You learn a lot in the beginning and then stagnate. This forces you to miss other experiences that would be much more valuable. And if your limited skill set ever becomes obsolete, then your experience won’t be worth squat. In fact, they should ask what the experience they gaining right now will be worth in 10-20 years. Will your job even exist then with all this technology coming?

In conclusion, money won't buy you happiness as we see the majority of people committing suicide are the rich, not the poor. For the love of money is the root of all evil and idles hands are the devil's workshop; idle lips are his mouthpiece.

If I had a choice to work hard, live a moral life, and come home to a cheerful wife, I would choose that over being a multi-billionaire any day.

I used to work a corporate job and after that drove Uber all night long and on weekends and also run a hotdog stand. looking back, those were tough times but some of the most rewarding.

It's the man minimum wage thing. How can anyone afford to hire someone for 20 bucks and how without any experience? Undocumented foreigners deserve the job since they are willing to work their way up. My friend who is a contractor/landscaper hired an undocumented for cash and he moved up to supervisor and now has his own landscaping company.

It should also be noted that once you get into the welfare cycle, it is almost impossible to get out. No achievers will want you as company nor would you be comfortable around them. And your drive to move up is gone and so does your IQ.

I don't know that we can develop any kind of economic policy. But, I'd like to relate my experiences to you so that you understand where philosophy ends and reality begins.

About five years ago I had to have major surgery. Within a day or two of getting home I got my gas bill. It was high! I called the gas company and asked if the rates had gone up substantially and related the experience. The lady was extremely knowledgeable. She asked if I knew where the overflow valve was on my water heater. I did. She told me to go and feel the pipe leading off of it and see if it was hot to the touch. It was. She concluded that I needed a new overflow valve on the water heater.

So I went and bought an overflow valve, but was in too rough a shape to be doing the job. I called a plumber. He charged a $49 "service fee." It used to be that was just a minimum fee to come out and do a job that only takes a few minutes. In my mind, I'm thinking that the bill will probably be $80 since it takes 15 minutes to do the job. So, the man comes out and says he will look at it and see what is wrong. I said I know what's wrong; I just need you to replace the valve. Well, this guy goes back to his truck and spends almost 40 minutes "drawing up a proposal." He said, In addition to the $49 fee, it will cost you $245. So I wrote him the check for $49 for coming out and told him he had exactly 49 seconds to get the Hell off my property.

Someone told me they had a friend that was a retired contractor and he might help. So, I gave him a call and he came over. He introduced himself and we went to the basement. He asked if I had a water hose and I showed him where it was (just outside the basement door.) He hooked the hose to the bottom of the water heater and began draining it. He cut the electric going to the controls on the water heater and cut the gas off at the valve and the water going into the water heater. All of this stuff is within feet of each other. He took an adjustable wrench and swapped out the valves, putting some plumbers tape on the threads of the new valve. He shut off the spigot on the bottom of the water heater, undone the water hose, making sure excess water went out the hose and into the yard (instead of the basement.) He flipped the gas back on, the water back on, and made sure the automatic lighting device lit the pilot light. He gave it about five minutes to fill up and make sure everything worked right. I asked what I owed him. He asked if $30 sounded about right.

It's pretty consistent here. That plumber charged $980 an hour. If he had a helper, that guy probably made $10 an hour. So, in theory, it is a free market economy. The helper could always find another job. Right? Not exactly. Plumbers have protected their territory. In order to do plumbing you need a license, be bonded, insured, and apply for a business license. Technically, it's illegal to allow an unlicensed person to do plumbing on your property. I'm not paying $980 an hour to get someone to change a valve that takes 15 minutes and the ONLY tool you need is an adjustable wrench. It literally took 15 minutes. America, with its licensing, bonding, insuring, taxing, etc., etc. discourages anyone from becoming an entrepreneur. Then you have half wit bubbas that have a pick up truck and a few tools that will show up and do the job for "half price" and save (sic) you money. Even that is unrealistic being that I'm taking all the risk and if the bubba with a truck screws up, I eat the whole cost. It makes for a bad situation, but if a person knows how to do handyman work, they can knock out $300 cash per day every day they want to work. That's $1,500 per week or $72,000 annually based on a 5 day 40 hour work week with 14 holiday / sick days and two weeks missed for vacation. Why aren't people working? Because they have to work off the books? I doubt that's the reason.

Consumers are being blackmailed into paying outrageous prices for goods and services. Big business is protected by the government that over-regulates and discourages competition. We're having this discussion as to why the workers should be paid more. All I can say is, it costs a certain amount to live. Period. If you don't pay people to work, they will either work off book OR they will make up the difference in welfare. Society is going to pay, one way or another. If the worker is on welfare, no case can be made for tax evasion against welfare riders and labor should never be taxed in our free market economy anyway. I see the lure of socialism and know it doesn't work. It just takes this extreme the other direction, forcing businesses to close down. Undocumented foreigners are willing to work for cash and do a good job. Maybe we should focus on exposing the 16th Amendment for the fraud it is and encouraging people to work for cash and do positive things with their lives. I REALLY don't have an answer.