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Originally Posted by Mr. Blonde
i think he was generally saying "you're" as in "a gay person", not YOU.
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Yeah, I figured that out.
Let me ask you a question, Mr. Blonde -- Why did you get (or are still getting) an education from a presumably decent university (IU?)? How would you like to make the same amount of money, per year, as the 35 year old Hispanic worker at your local Burger King? You both will be working full time, and who's to say that your occupation is any more difficult than flipping burgers? In fact, your job will probably be easier, in that you could be sitting behind a desk and typing all day (I don't know your what your major is). It's not right to let the government determine what your capabilities and time are worth. The market place should determine those -- otherwise, what incentive is there to get higher education, or to work hard in order to be promoted. Competition and potential inequity bring out the best in a country.