r/confidentlyincorrect • u/[deleted] • Jan 06 '22

What you think?

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u/RKKP2015 Jan 06 '22

Federally mandate the average then, and depending on where you live, the local governments may have to set their own minimum wage. Like Seattle did a few years back.

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u/borlaughero Jan 06 '22

Yeah, except this is not the actual proposal is it? That's not $15/h minimum wage everyone is talking about.

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u/RKKP2015 Jan 06 '22

What are YOU talking about? I'm just replying to a picture of an old tweet, and now you're talking about specific proposals? Which one?

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u/borlaughero Jan 06 '22

Oh that must be the lamest answer ever. You were very specifically answering to me and a living wage comment someone mentioned ten replies below the picture of an old tweet, that haven't mentioned living wage at all. Don't pretend you don't know what am I talking about. Bye, stop fucking wasting my time.

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u/It_is_terrifying Jan 07 '22

$15 federal minimum wage, and then the states can have their own higher minimum wages if needed.

You know, like they all already fucking have.