> your value isn't your work yes it is, if they worked like shit i wouldn't hire them > it is how you devalue the labour market of the nation you move to. i'm anglo, however ofc they devalue labor but that's the fault of the labor market being artificially inflated. if i went to a country where the minimum wage was artificially set at $100 an hour and offered to work for 10 i'd be devaluing the labor of the area however the blame would lay with the retards who think setting some arbitrary price on labor actually effects the real value of it. we don't do this for any other good, if the state sets the price of apples at $5 an apple or $7 a gallon for gasoline everyone would see this is just purely arbitrary imposition that has no bearing on the real underlying market value of the apple however with labor all of a sudden logic is thrown out of the window and if the state says my labor is worth a trillion like in zimbabwe then suddenly it is? get real, this shit is retarded.
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