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People need money to live

Rich people don’t live off minimum wage, but they get their money out of not paying their workers and/or stealing it from anyone who IS minimum wage. Can’t live if they can’t afford it.

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 @B5WGJ7Jfrom Maine  agreed…1yr1Y

The rich aren’t inherently bad in itself. However, many rich individuals profit off of paying their workers less than minimum wage, and this IS stealing, no one should be struggling to make a basic living.

 @B5WH6CTIndependent from Florida  agreed…1yr1Y

I agree people do need money to live and it is harder for people who do get minimum wage. Rich people should not steal from other who make less than them it is wrong and they should be punished for it.

 @B5W72G3 from Ohio  agreed…1yr1Y

Rich people make too much money, there needs to be some sort of intervention or redistribution system to ensure everyone can afford basic necessities.

 @B5WG2W3Republican  from New York  agreed…1yr1Y

I agree, and business owners should always make it a priority to pay their workers for the work they have done. Especially if they are living off of their minimum wage jobs.

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