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Aly Rustom
What a stupid stupid comment.
Well then, raise the minimum wage and increase governement benefits so people can cope.
Idiot. How many of these jobs pay a living wage? How many of them are full time? How many of them are secure employment?
JJ Jetplane
How can you defend a stance that shows the average wages have fallen over time? Normally averages are horrible statistics because the top level drags the number up dramatically. So even with that being noted, the average wages have fallen which mean the people in the middle and on the bottom are suffering.
kurisupisu
Abe and Aso know very little about ‘real work’!
However, they and the LDP arr tasked for setting policy for millions of people that may destroy or enrich their lives
How can that not be a broken system?
Pukey2
This fossil i sliving on another planet? I bet this guy has never even been to a supermarket before.