It's not offensive - It's misdirected ... (Reply #29)

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Fri Jul 27, 2012, 11:46 AM

Trajan (19,089 posts)

29. It's not offensive - It's misdirected ...

I am a job creator .... YOU are a job creator ....

ANYBODY who uses their hands to create a product are the job creators ....

Sure; Owners buy raw materials, but it is the REAL work of men and women that craft those products, and create the value realized in the sale of those products ....

The real problem is: Owners refuse to pay workers the true value of their work .... They have fought for decades to destroy unions and reduce compensation for workers, and have been quite successful at that, and they destroyed a good part of the economy in the process ...

I dont care WHAT CEO's make in compensation - IF workers were paid the TRUE value of their work, there would be no economic crisis.

I am the Job Creator ....

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43 replies	Author	Time	Post
"Job Creators" is offensive. [View all]	Evasporque	Jul 2012	OP
K&R. Want to watch this one. n/t	Egalitarian Thug	Jul 2012	#1
indeed...	Evasporque	Jul 2012	#3
The real job creators are consumers!!! nt	nanabugg	Jul 2012	#34
When labor is superior to capital, everybody does better. Put the money into the hands of the people	Egalitarian Thug	Jul 2012	#36
Without us worker bees, there'd be no "job creators"	tilsammans	Jul 2012	#2
The Biggest Failure Of The Labor Movement...	KharmaTrain	Jul 2012	#4
spot on...union and non-union workers alike...	Evasporque	Jul 2012	#10
The 1% of today made most of its money off the technology and industry of WWII.	JDPriestly	Jul 2012	#24
Without the masses these job creators would have nothing.	nc4bo	Jul 2012	#5
or Gods	Proud Liberal Dem	Jul 2012	#8
It wouldn't be, except for one teensy-weensy question	Zyzafyx	Jul 2012	#6
They don't create jobs out of thin air	Proud Liberal Dem	Jul 2012	#7
more like 500 times more in pay, not 500%	tk2kewl	Jul 2012	#9
good correction.....thnx...	Evasporque	Jul 2012	#19
k&r	Starry Messenger	Jul 2012	#11
Customers create jobs....	Jeff In Milwaukee	Jul 2012	#12
K&R	warrprayer	Jul 2012	#13
Shout it from the rooftops!!	sarchasm	Jul 2012	#14
Save the Rich	warrprayer	Jul 2012	#15
K&R	Scuba	Jul 2012	#16
The really offensive part is the utter stupidity of the argument	William Seger	Jul 2012	#17
Well put	treestar	Jul 2012	#23
500% more pay? No.	lastlib	Jul 2012	#18
correct 500x....	Evasporque	Jul 2012	#20
The rich don't own the economy.	Cary	Jul 2012	#21
Agreed with no one to buy their products they can't create jobs	treestar	Jul 2012	#22
Exactly.	lumberjack_jeff	Jul 2012	#25
I agree that it's offensive, and I continue to be amazed by the fact that	Marr	Jul 2012	#26
They could "create" all they want; without someone there to do it & to buy it, they got nothing.	patrice	Jul 2012	#27
They create high paying jobs for friends & familiy.	raouldukelives	Jul 2012	#28
Now you're talking.	Blanks	Jul 2012	#43
It's not offensive - It's misdirected ...	Trajan	Jul 2012	#29
Kay and effin' ARRRRGH! nt	hifiguy	Jul 2012	#30
Tell these bums that they are mispelling the term! They should be called "Job Craters"...	cascadiance	Jul 2012	#31
"Job creators" is merely the term	protect our future	Jul 2012	#32
"Job creators" = wealth concentrators = economy killers.	moondust	Jul 2012	#33
Even if there are potential new customers...	kentuck	Jul 2012	#35
It is DEMAND for goods and services that creates jobs.	Bake	Jul 2012	#37
Exactly what I was going to say	Canuckistanian	Jul 2012	#40
They use the word creator because they are their gods.	mmonk	Jul 2012	#38
Another ungrateful peasant who doesn't know her place. Recommend.	Zorra	Jul 2012	#39
So whose fault is it that the economy isn't creating jobs? The workers?	dkf	Jul 2012	#41
It's the PUBLIC that buys products and services that create jobs, along with...	Honeycombe8	Jul 2012	#42

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