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Bunnahabhain

(857 posts)
35. Further points
Fri Aug 30, 2013, 11:52 AM
Aug 2013

First, let's deal with your parenthetical close. Please detail to me where my post would indicate your conclusion. Please, be concise.

Next, you did not dispute my correction of CEO salaries. If you have the experience you say you do I think you know I'm correct and that reading your comment would lead one to conclude the person making that comment is unaware of how CEO salaries are actually set. I do agree with you that compensation committees and boards are not always giving proper oversight and governance but that is hardly a conversation your original post would raise. I do think SarbOx has helped. I know I sure as hell spend a few days reviewing before I sign off on my financials. While I was not asking for a 350 page plan of anything what you said was just factually inaccurate so I corrected it.

The Japanese economy you say. So how is that doing for say the last 20 years? I fail to see why anyone should look to them for economic advice. The last thing the US needs right now is 20 years of a deflationary cycle.

I think the very first thing we should do to change CEO compensation is simply rescind Section 162(m) of the IRS code. Holy fucking unintended consequences Batman.

This point is at best stupid Dreamer Tatum Aug 2013 #1
I would argue for both -- just to squeeze the disparity graph a little tighter. Buns_of_Fire Aug 2013 #2
Thank you for your thoughtful post. ;) reformist2 Aug 2013 #3
A job worth doing is worth a living wage. hunter Aug 2013 #4
Retirement benefits for flipping burgers? Dreamer Tatum Aug 2013 #6
Hell yes. hunter Aug 2013 #7
heheheheh Dreamer Tatum Aug 2013 #8
First they laugh at you. hunter Aug 2013 #14
Amen to that. Everyone who works - or who is willing to work - deserves a decent retirement. reformist2 Aug 2013 #36
I guess only daydreamers get to retire MNBrewer Aug 2013 #26
why do you have such contempt for workers? noiretextatique Aug 2013 #12
Nor is supporting a wage guaranteed to get people fired. nt Dreamer Tatum Aug 2013 #13
Well, but then we just rescind trade treaties, closeupready Aug 2013 #16
That sure worked well in the Great Depression, huh? nt Dreamer Tatum Aug 2013 #18
Do you have anything other than one-liners/soundbites? closeupready Aug 2013 #20
No, I am all for this $15 minimum wage Dreamer Tatum Aug 2013 #21
Wait, what are you talking about? $15 minimum wage is closeupready Aug 2013 #22
He is getting his talking point flash cards mixed up. Rex Aug 2013 #30
You spelled "won't" wrong. HughBeaumont Aug 2013 #23
can't or won't? MNBrewer Aug 2013 #27
the only employers that can't are also working in the trenchs... nebenaube Aug 2013 #32
Why the fuck not? closeupready Aug 2013 #15
The kid who cuts my lawn... Dreamer Tatum Aug 2013 #17
You pay his social security on his behalf, for one thing. closeupready Aug 2013 #19
No you don't FBaggins Feb 2015 #37
What? It's okay to fuck the maid too??? hunter Aug 2013 #28
Yes. Chan790 Aug 2013 #9
^^ This. n/t winter is coming Aug 2013 #24
Couple points here Bunnahabhain Aug 2013 #31
Some rebuttals. Chan790 Aug 2013 #33
Further points Bunnahabhain Aug 2013 #35
workers deserve pay, benefits and pensions noiretextatique Aug 2013 #11
+1 JustAnotherGen Aug 2013 #29
How do you suppose "royalty" started in the first place? Coyotl Aug 2013 #5
Eat the Rich! n/t Chan790 Aug 2013 #10
Nothing the guillotine wouldn't be able to solve. MNBrewer Aug 2013 #25
k&r for economic justice. n/t Laelth Aug 2013 #34
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