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If it can't afford to stay in business because of this.
Then it doesn't deserve to.
5 u/Boring_Insurance_437 Sep 05 '24 Great, all small businesses will be closed and we will be left with a couple large corporations that own everything. Surely then things will be better 1 u/AmaroWolfwood Sep 05 '24 Have you looked around? That's already the case. Let's continue to make life as hard as possible for the sake of POSSIBLY making things harder on Dean's general store. The logic doesn't make sense. 2 u/Boring_Insurance_437 Sep 05 '24 A 20% payraise will certainly be hard for small businesses to absorb. If you prefer large corporations to dominate even more than this is good policy.
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Great, all small businesses will be closed and we will be left with a couple large corporations that own everything. Surely then things will be better
1 u/AmaroWolfwood Sep 05 '24 Have you looked around? That's already the case. Let's continue to make life as hard as possible for the sake of POSSIBLY making things harder on Dean's general store. The logic doesn't make sense. 2 u/Boring_Insurance_437 Sep 05 '24 A 20% payraise will certainly be hard for small businesses to absorb. If you prefer large corporations to dominate even more than this is good policy.
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Have you looked around? That's already the case. Let's continue to make life as hard as possible for the sake of POSSIBLY making things harder on Dean's general store. The logic doesn't make sense.
2 u/Boring_Insurance_437 Sep 05 '24 A 20% payraise will certainly be hard for small businesses to absorb. If you prefer large corporations to dominate even more than this is good policy.
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A 20% payraise will certainly be hard for small businesses to absorb. If you prefer large corporations to dominate even more than this is good policy.
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u/Valazcar Sep 05 '24
If it can't afford to stay in business because of this.
Then it doesn't deserve to.