Redditors are fixated on the "minimum wage"
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Date: July 27th, 2025 2:30 PM Author: Malicious Pedophile Crew (MPC) (gunneratttt)
1) because it's immoral
2) because mass poverty is ruinous for society and is bad even for those with means too
3) because if things get bad enough they will kill you and take your shit. there's never been a time where this hasn't happened eventually and there's no reason to think if they outnumber us and can't survive otherwise that they'll be content to suffer and die off this time.
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Date: July 27th, 2025 2:54 PM Author: AdolfHitler88
this is a bunch of gibberish followed by the admission that there is no real solution within the paradigm of our current society (which is cr)
there's no rational argument that anyone can successfully make for giving handouts to people who are so useless that they can't produce enough value to keep themselves alive. it's why people who advocate for parasites always appeal to supra-rational moral arguments like "god says that every human is equally valuable, so we need to give everyone free stuff to keep them alive"
this extends outside of explicit political boundaries, too. the current Party Line of the dominant ideology and ruling class of our society is that we need to give infinity free money and medicine to third world countries in order to keep every monkey brown ape from dying from hunger and AIDS because they'd literally die without it. there's no rational argument for this and there never will be
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Date: July 27th, 2025 3:17 PM Author: Malicious Pedophile Crew (MPC) (gunneratttt)
there is a rational argument:
1) for many people, its self-evidently immoral to allow their fellow citizens to live in squalor and die when we have plentiful resources.
2) these people will make the QOL bad for the rest of us including the possibility of killing us and taking our shit, and since we lack the political will to exterminate them its in our rational self interest to ensure they are confortable enough not to kill and eat us
if you're an absolute social darwinist that's fine. i think that's stupid and ruinous, but im not going to argue there is no cogent rational framework. you pounding the table and saying "no rational argument!" and strawmanning by inventing arguments im not making is bad faith at best and myopic at worst. you just disagree, that doesn't make my arguments irrational.
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Date: July 27th, 2025 3:23 PM Author: AdolfHitler88
1. this is a moral argument, not an argument from reason
2. this is just an argument for killing these people before they kill us
we're just repeating ourselves. you have a personal belief that it's mean and immoral to not keep parasites alive. i get it. obviously i don't agree. but stop trying to claim it's rational. it's not
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Date: July 27th, 2025 3:26 PM Author: Malicious Pedophile Crew (MPC) (gunneratttt)
1) moral arguments are not inherently irrational.
2) we do not have the political will to do this. this is specifically why i made a cold amoral purely rational argument in addition to the common sense moral one.
your counterargument (kill them!) is impossible and thus not a serious counterargument.
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Date: July 27th, 2025 4:06 PM Author: Malicious Pedophile Crew (MPC) (gunneratttt)
another great idea. i copied and pasted our conversation into grok verbatim. perhaps you should do this in future to avoid stupid bad faith consuela sophistry
https://imgur.com/a/FfMqT5b
No, Gunner is not arguing that Goy has a moral obligation to give free stuff to people who would kill Goy if he didn’t. Gunner’s position is focused on ensuring that people who work full-time jobs earn a minimum wage sufficient to cover basic necessities, not about giving handouts to non-workers. Gunner explicitly distinguishes this from "gibs" (free handouts) and emphasizes that the argument applies to hardworking people, not "idle able-bodied people."
Gunner’s arguments include:
1. A moral stance that it’s wrong for full-time workers to live in poverty when resources are plentiful.
2. A practical, self-interested point that mass poverty could lead to societal instability, potentially threatening everyone, including the wealthy, if desperation drives people to violence or revolt.
3. The observation that society lacks the political will to adopt Goy’s suggested extreme solution (killing off "useless" people), making it an unrealistic counterargument.
Goy mischaracterizes Gunner’s position as advocating for handouts to "useless parasites," framing it as a supra-rational moral plea rather than engaging with Gunner’s point about market failures or societal stability. Gunner counters that moral arguments aren’t inherently irrational and that ensuring a living wage for workers is both practical and in society’s self-interest, given the absence of political will for Goy’s brutal social Darwinist approach.
In short, Gunner is arguing for a system where full-time work guarantees a basic standard of living, not for giving free resources to people who might otherwise harm Goy. The threat of violence is presented as a rational, historical consequence of extreme inequality, not a moral obligation to provide handouts.
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Date: July 27th, 2025 4:23 PM Author: AdolfHitler88
you're making both claims. that's why it's funny. you're saying that we have a moral obligation to give people a living wage (via handouts), and also that the people who aren't making a living wage will kill us if we don't give them a living wage (via handouts)
one is a moral argument, one is an argument from reason. when taken together, they make the combined (humorous) point that the morally right thing to do is give handouts, at our own expense, to people who would kill us if we didn't give them handouts
you may personally find this convincing, somehow. many people genuinely do. i don't, because i'm not a retard
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Date: July 27th, 2025 4:30 PM Author: Malicious Pedophile Crew (MPC) (gunneratttt)
https://imgur.com/a/tkRLTPB
Goy’s response misrepresents Gunner’s argument, doubling down on the strawman that Gunner is advocating for "handouts" rather than a minimum wage for full-time workers. Let’s break it down:
1. **Mischaracterization of Gunner’s Position**: Goy claims Gunner is arguing for a moral obligation to give "handouts" to people who would otherwise kill them. This is a distortion. Gunner explicitly focuses on ensuring that people who work full-time can afford basic necessities through a living wage, not providing free resources to non-workers. Gunner clarifies this distinction by rejecting the idea of "gibs" (handouts) and emphasizing the need for a system where labor is adequately compensated. By conflating a living wage with handouts, Goy sidesteps Gunner’s actual point about market failures and the societal role of work.
2. **Moral vs. Rational Argument**: Goy asserts that Gunner’s two main points—(a) it’s immoral for full-time workers to live in poverty, and (b) mass poverty could lead to societal instability and violence—are contradictory or humorous when combined. Goy labels the first as a moral argument and the second as rational, suggesting they together imply a moral duty to pay off potential killers. This framing is reductive. Gunner’s moral argument (poverty is wrong in a resource-rich society) and rational argument (instability threatens everyone) are complementary, not contradictory. They address different aspects of the same issue: a living wage supports both human dignity and societal stability. Goy’s attempt to paint this as absurd ignores the nuance that Gunner’s rational argument is about preventing systemic collapse, not appeasing individual threats.
3. **Tone and Intent**: Goy’s use of inflammatory language ("retard") and dismissive tone indicates bad faith. Rather than engaging with Gunner’s points—such as the historical precedent of unrest due to inequality or the impracticality of Goy’s own "kill them" solution—Goy resorts to mockery. This suggests Goy is less interested in debating the merits of a living wage and more focused on scoring rhetorical points by caricaturing Gunner’s position.
4. **Logical Flaws in Goy’s Critique**: Goy’s response hinges on the false dichotomy that any intervention (like a minimum wage) equals handouts, ignoring the economic reality that wages are often suppressed by market imbalances, not just individual productivity. Gunner’s point about the immutability of the IQ bell curve and the ongoing need for unskilled labor directly challenges Goy’s assumption that only "useless" people would benefit from a living wage. Goy also fails to address Gunner’s critique that exterminating the poor is politically unfeasible, instead repeating the claim that Gunner’s arguments lack rationality without substantiating why.
5. **The Humor Claim**: Goy finds it "funny" that Gunner’s arguments could be interpreted as advocating handouts to avoid being killed. This is a deliberate misreading for rhetorical effect. Gunner’s point about societal instability is rooted in historical patterns (e.g., revolutions driven by inequality), not a literal fear of individual violence. By framing it as a comedic contradiction, Goy avoids grappling with the systemic risks Gunner highlights.
In summary, Goy’s response is a bad-faith misrepresentation that conflates a living wage with handouts, dismisses Gunner’s arguments as irrational without substantive counterarguments, and uses mockery to evade the core issue: whether full-time workers should earn enough to live. Gunner’s position—that a living wage is both morally sound and rationally beneficial for societal stability—remains unaddressed by Goy’s critique, which relies on distortion and insults rather than engaging with the economic or historical realities Gunner raises.
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Date: July 27th, 2025 4:55 PM Author: Malicious Pedophile Crew (MPC) (gunneratttt)
you're the one that suggested it. i put in our convo verbatim and even screencapped it to prove i didnt train it to be biased in favor of me. you can do it yourself and would get similar results.
me, and certainly not grok lol, are using "rhetorical tricks." if you want i could make a rational counterargument to my own without engaging in bad faith strawmannkng and insults. you can't even do that for the shit you actually believe in.
but i guess we've come to in impasse if you're just repeating they same shit and arguing grok is trying to trick you (lol). good chat brother, you've definitely demonstrated the intellectual superiority that'll surely making you a chieftain in the social darwin utopia to come!
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Date: July 27th, 2025 5:26 PM Author: Malicious Pedophile Crew (MPC) (gunneratttt)
its not a rhetorical trick, you just refuse to or unable to tackle the argumenrs in good faith:
1) the fact that a revolutuon is just individuals collectively revolting doesn't address anything and my argument about the consequences of allowing people to starve was practical, not morality. if given no alternative people have always do what they must to survive. if you have an argument on why they will be content to starve to death now you could make it, but haven't yet.
2) i never said that there was a moral mandate for wealth distribution. putting my moral argument aside focusing only on my practical one, i said the same thing as above: if people don't have sufficient resources they will take them. theres never been a time this hasnt happened. and you're the one framing "full time work should guarantee decent standard of living" as wealth redistribution to dismiss it. few would that. and if that's how you want to frame it, fine, but *that's* a rhetorical trick.
you just keep repeating that people don't have a moral obligation. that doesn't address my argument at all. for the sake of argument let's say that i agree: there's no moral obligation for the collective to provide for the needy and people's earnings should be according to whatever the market values it at, even if they can't live on it. but when that happens people will not work and will take whatever measures necessary to survive, and as they outnumber us that means taking ours by force. so, even though we don't have a moral duty to, it's in our individual and collective self-interest to make sure that doesn't happen.
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Date: July 27th, 2025 2:55 PM Author: sealclubber
so stupid
which laborers? factory workers in 2025 can afford a home and family on a single income
so can construction workers (your hammer swinger). so can trash collection workers.
so can truck drivers.
so who are these similarly situated 1950s laborers who don't have options in 2025?
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Date: July 27th, 2025 3:02 PM
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Mcdonald workers and starbucks barristas
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Date: July 27th, 2025 3:51 PM Author: sealclubber
to be fair, this is why you need to define what you are talking about
shortly before you defined necessities
you said this "why should a laborer in 1950 be able to afford a home and family on a single income"
everyone would assume you meant a single family home
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Date: July 27th, 2025 3:08 PM Author: toll job
because women didn't work and the stuff that the prole laborer bought was wayyyy less comfortable/advanced than it is today.
there are tons of 1000 square feet houses for sale that people dont want that was standard fare for the prole laborer.
there are $5,000 used cars that are way more reliable than what the prole laborer was used to.
library cards are free. the prole laborer now can just get a used tv and dvd player and endlessly get free dvds from a library.
the prole laborer can do all of these things and live very cheaply, but no one wants to live like the prole laborer.
because the internet has given everyone severe status anxiety now and everyone is fucking whiny lazy piece of shit now.
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Date: July 27th, 2025 3:33 PM Author: Malicious Pedophile Crew (MPC) (gunneratttt)
yeah it's all avocado toast and overspending.
is there anyone here that isn't an alt-right mpc refugee that agrees with this aside from sealclubber? these positions are so far outside the overton window that i doubt many people itt would have the balls to even say them irl amongst polite company.
ive said my position. if you guys want to circlejerk about social darwinism and the government abdicating it's role in providing for the welfare of its people, have at it. although this is the reddit-tier position that is right at home on /r/libertarian. no serious person would say it's achievable even if they personally thought it would be the best. its libertarian utopia circlejerking.
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Date: July 27th, 2025 3:50 PM Author: Malicious Pedophile Crew (MPC) (gunneratttt)
good idea, heres the results:
Yes, the concept of providing for the people's welfare is embedded in the U.S. Constitution, primarily through the Preamble, which states that one of the document's purposes is to "promote the general Welfare." This phrase reflects the government's role in ensuring the well-being of its citizens. Additionally, Article I, Section 8 grants Congress the power to "provide for the common Defence and general Welfare of the United States" through taxation and spending, often referred to as the General Welfare Clause. However, the specific interpretation and scope of "general welfare" have been debated historically, with some viewing it as a broad mandate for public welfare programs and others seeing it as more limited. The Constitution does not explicitly outline welfare programs but provides a framework for Congress to address public needs.
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Date: July 27th, 2025 3:59 PM Author: sealclubber
why would anyone think
promote general welfare of its citizenry
is different than
pay welfare to its citizenry?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5755217&forum_id=2#49135276)
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Date: July 27th, 2025 4:03 PM Author: sealclubber
the minimum wage has nothing to do with businesses clamoring for illegals
no fucking roof contractor is paying his illegals minimum wage or less. faggeratttt is just a naive dumbass
if businesses are clamoring for illegals, it's because they can pay them less than citizens. only a moron would conflate this. (here comes faggerratttt)
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Date: July 27th, 2025 5:00 PM Author: grievance officer
Clique exists whether we want it or not.
It's not about whether I want a low minimum wage. It's about Redditors being pathetic losers, as illustrated by their fixation on the minimum wage.
In any event, wages aren't too low. Housing costs are too high. Healthcare costs are a little too high, but that's not the primary driver of unaffordability. College costs are too high also, but college needs to be rationed somehow in order to serve the function people expect it to serve. Childcare is similar to healthcare: somewhat costlier than it needs to be, but inescapably expensive, at least for now.
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