[Political Junkie Too]

Do you think the story by Slate today on the desired demise of the home-cooked family meal has something to do with the fast-food workers' strike today?

Could it be that the left-wing Slate is following a Journo-list order to try to get people to give up cooking for themselves and go out to restaurants to justify the $15/hour wage that today's high school dropouts are demanding?

-PJ

[familyop]

"Do you think the story by Slate today on the desired demise of the home-cooked family meal has something to do with the fast-food workers' strike today?

Could it be that the left-wing Slate is following a Journo-list order to try to get people to give up cooking for themselves and go out to restaurants to justify the $15/hour wage that today's high school dropouts are demanding?"

I've seen feminists up close as instructors in a universities, bosses, coworkers, politicians and government regulators. They hate fast food workers. Most of them come from families with social pathologies and cash flow from the debt regime.

It's more likely, that they wish that they could force more revenues from restaurants, convenience stores and every other service business that normally depends on a large and decentralized manufacturing base.

Feminists, like most regulating environmentalists, are fakes. They are concerned with preventing competition for their sugar daddies and sugar mommies.

It's all irrelevant anyway. The debt is rising, and the game of recirculating debt won't continue much longer. There will be no place for government-linked freaks putting on shows to present obstacles against self-sufficiency and new, small production operations for their connected families.

[familyop]

Are many high school dropouts hired instead of degreed applicants for fast food jobs? There are easily enough unemployed graduates of colleges and universities to fill all of the fast food job openings, if they are also willing to do physical work.