Of course, both are true and you know it.Neo » 06 Sep 2022, 3:20 pm » wrote: ↑ Underpaid fast food workers made McDonald's a multi billion dollar company. More truth in that than the op.
It wasn't applying Fords assembly line principles to food.Pastafarian » 06 Sep 2022, 3:24 pm » wrote: ↑ Of course, both are true and you know it.
But your sympathies lie elsewhere.
Not all but it sure helped.Neo » 06 Sep 2022, 3:35 pm » wrote: ↑ It wasn't applying Fords assembly line principles to food.
it wasn't maximizing supply chain to ensure uniform product.
it wasn't inventing new technologies to optimize their offerings.
it wasn't thousands of hours standardizing practices allowing for easy franchise.
McDonald's success was all built on **** minimum wage workers. That level of delusion is beyond redress.
What you call exploitation I call opportunity. In Africa battlefield captures had little value. They worked them in hard labor and then killed the prisoners when they were no longer useful. Didn't usually bother taking women or children alive. Slavery gave them opportunity to live. To have families. To eventually contribute to the fabric of America in ways far beyond menial labor.Xavier_Onassis » 06 Sep 2022, 3:32 pm » wrote: ↑ There are many ways that rich people became richer in this country, Not only plantation owners, exploiting slaves, but also McDonald's exploiting (originally) teenagers. Also, driving the Indians off their land, paying Central American immigrants low wages to dismember chickens, pigs and cattle. Peddling drinking water at $1.00 a bottle for water from the municipal wells people have paid to develop.
Detroit agrees. Not sure that example proves your point or mine.Pastafarian » 06 Sep 2022, 3:36 pm » wrote: ↑ Not all but it sure helped.
They’d be out of business if they had been unionized a long time ago.
Greed won the day.Neo » 06 Sep 2022, 3:43 pm » wrote: ↑ Detroit agrees. Not sure that example proves your point or mine.
That's how you see the fall of Detroit? I agree. Greedy unions, along with increased foreign competition, killed Detroit.
Pastafarian » 06 Sep 2022, 6:47 am » wrote: ↑ By paying less for black labor?
By destroying the black family?
By enacting laws where blacks could not vote?
White peoples sure have a funny notion of equality.
You’re welcome, retard.

So instead of killing each other by the dozen in Major American Cities across the nation, African Americans were at one point and time productive members of society.
CHECK OUT THE VICTIMOLOGY PROFESSOR STILL SPEWING HIS COMMUNIST GARBAGE.Xavier_Onassis » 06 Sep 2022, 3:32 pm » wrote: ↑ There are many ways that rich people became richer in this country, Not only plantation owners, exploiting slaves, but also McDonald's exploiting (originally) teenagers. Also, driving the Indians off their land, paying Central American immigrants low wages to dismember chickens, pigs and cattle. Peddling drinking water at $1.00 a bottle for water from the municipal wells people have paid to develop.
I mean 50 years ago TWO TACOS WERE 99 CENTS.....
Neo » 06 Sep 2022, 4:27 pm » wrote: ↑ Detroit is a perfect modern cautionary tale against unionization. Americas ghettos survive as a working cautionary tale about welfare, government dependence, and the destructive power of beliving oneself a perpetual victim.
Replace blacks with socialist labor unions and I would agree. The communist left have oft used racial minorities as their canaries in the coal mine. Ask the Irish.Hank » 06 Sep 2022, 4:43 pm » wrote: ↑ Chicago and Detroit both went down hill during the great northern migration of blacks from southern states to northern states during the forties.
It barley took thirty years for blacks to send Detroit on an irreversible downward spiral to the third world **** hole it is today. I mean **** sakes it has everything that takes a third world **** to exist today. Lack of industry, abandoned buildings and Muslim leadership.
Blacks also turned the south side of Chicago into a failed city state rivaling that of a civil war torn country such as Uganda.
The prohibition gangstas didn't even come close to **** south Chicago up like the blacks have done.
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I disagree with that entirely ...Neo » 06 Sep 2022, 4:51 pm » wrote: ↑ Replace blacks with socialist labor unions and I would agree. The communist left have oft used racial minorities as their canaries in the coal mine. Ask the Irish.