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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]FYI Trump also wants foreign workers. He acknowledged that many farmers and hotels have been hurt by the raids. Why do you think only rich people should be able to afford strawberries at $15 per?[/quote] So we should exploit people so that low income people can afford strawberries?? More people can grow their own. Or be paid a higher wage with less downward pressure on wages, and might even be able to splurge on $15 strawberries sometimes. And maybe they don’t need to be a year round readily available thing. The world is changing. Maybe teach your kids some practical skills.[/quote] 1. do you think people in urban areas (where most people in this country live) can grow their own food? Seriously? Oh, they should move to rural areas and live in communes and grow their own food? 2. If farmers pay a higher wage, you realize that the cost will be passed on to consumers, right? At that point, the only people who will be able to afford eating fresh produce is wealthy people. This is not just about strawberries, which is already kind of expensive. 3. We already import produce from other countries, especially during our winter. Or are you saying that we should all live a substance living, and only eat what we can farm? I don't know about you, but I don't relish living like a third world country where we can't get fresh produce year round. Farmers can't raise wages that much higher without going out of business. There is an inflection point where raising the wages causes food prices to go up so much so that the demand will go down so much so that it will not be viable for a farmer to stay in business. As it is, taxpayers already subsidize farmers. Farmers have, in the past, tried to increase wages to attract American workers. It didn't work because this type of job is back breaking, something most Americans now are not used to. If you are suggesting that Americans should go work on farms, I would suggest you and your children can go first.[/quote]
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