I admire Donald Trump for his honesty.
He calls it like it is.
Who else but Donald would level with us in the refreshing manner in which he does, as in the debate when he, unlike the others, truthfully and honestly told Americans his opinion, his belief that, for the average American, their "wages [were] too high," explaining, "we're not going to be able to compete against the world, I hate to say it but we're going to have to leave it [minimum wage] the way it is..."
I agree. The middle and lower classes in this nation have far too much, and it's at the expense of the job creators who need it more in order to create new jobs here, for Americans.
If the lower 99% can rein in their greedy ways and cut back a bit more, we can achieve closer to 100% employment, rather than force the struggling corporations and put their backs against the wall, leaving them with no other choice but to export every job than can be offshored, and H-1B whatever remaining jobs have to remain stateside.
I do not understand why the simpleton Lib-tards cannot wrap their minds around the fact that times have changed, and that they better adjust, because their days of living high on the hog are rapidly declining. They were greedy and they had too much. People that run corporations need to make profits and, in doing so, the man or woman willing to produce the most for the least is King (or Queen). Now it's the time for humbler people from Asia to get their due. The meek shall inherit the Earth (and its riches). The Bible was right.
We should not be concerning ourselves with Earthly riches anyhow. It's evil. Our riches await us beyond this terrestrial world. The unionists will one day realize this but, unfortunately, it will then be too late to save themselves as they're meeting their maker on judgment day and openly facing their eternal damnation.
Greed and gluttony are sins. The union worker should have realized this and remained far more humble while on this earthly plain. We all need to know our place in God's plan.