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|    Lee Lofaso to John Massey    |
|    Republican Math    |
|    11 Nov 12 20:02:44    |
      Hello John,               LL>> Republican Math -               LL>> Rich People + More Money = Jobs               LL>> According to perennial loser Mitt Romney, what this country needs are        LL>> more Job Creators. Jobs Creators such as himself. Unfortunately,        LL>> American voters are not very good at math, preferring to listen to a        LL>> motivational speaker rather than doing their homework...              JM>When was the last time you heard of a poor person creating jobs?              Each and every morning. All across America. When I walk outside       in the morning, I pick up the newspaper. I bring it inside, and I       open it up. And inside the newspaper I notice lots of advertisement       inserts. Especially on Sundays, as the newspaper seems to be loaded       with such advertisement inserts.              Somebody had to put those advertisement inserts in the newspapers.       And it is those advertisements that pay for the salaries of       everybody who works for the newspaper, including those who insert       the advertisements.              Businessmen are in business in order to make a profit. Not only       do they have to pay the salaries of the employees, but they also       have lots of other expenses. As a businessman, you are well aware       of this, and need no lecture on the subject.              Before a newspaper can be distributed, the ads must be inserted.       As such, those employees who work in the mailroom are the most       important employees of a newspaper, as without them there would       be no newspaper. And hence no other jobs for anyone else.              It does not make a damn bit of difference who a mailroom employee       votes for or intends to vote for. The job needs to be done, and       the owner(s) of the newspaper know it.              These mailroom employees are the real job creators of a newspaper.       Rarely seen, seldom given the credit they deserve, and lowly paid.              I asked the participants in the forum a question long ago.       What is capital? The answer is frozen labor. Throwing the       ice out will never generate a profit for any businessman.       What that busnessman needs to do is unfreeze that labor.       How to do that? By offering higher wages and better benefits.       Doing so will help retain a strong workforce, and allow for       the company to make bigger profits (more newspapers sold and       delivered leads to more advertising $$$, resulting in more       $$$ for owners).              Trickle up, trickle up, trickle up up up ...              --Lee              --- MesNews/1.06.00.00-gb        * Origin: news://felten.yi.org (2:203/2)    |
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