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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]You get the MB (mom b*t*h) award of the week. 
How perfect.[/quote]

That's all you have, PP? No response to the facts or links presented? Nothing of actual substance to offer the discussion?

You get the Stupid, Entitled, Whiny Nanny of the Week award! How perfect.

:roll: [/quote]

I am not PP but I don't see how underpaying one group the makes it ok to underpay another. So, as long as there is poverty anywhere then you can justify poverty everywhere?

I don't feel that paramedics or firefighters should be valued so little. Indeed, they seem to want some of the things we all want. I was touched by this article in particular: "We can work well over a hundred hours per week, can hone our skills as much as we’d like, and can save lives and alleviate as much suffering as one person can handle, but it isn’t enough to put a full tank of gas in our car every time we need to fill up and also to afford cable television. Heaven forbid that we don’t take our lunches to work or want to take our wives out to a nice dinner." http://www.lifeunderthelights.com/2009/07/05/why-does-being-a-paramedic-seem-so-worthless-sometimes/#sthash.HvgNtx79.dpuf

It does not undermine the need to pay you nanny a living wage though. If anything, the links you share evidence a shared thread of suffering. They all speak to the fact that skill, work ethic, education, negotiating, and additional training do not move those in a position to control your financial prosperity toward just or equitable action.[/quote]

What is this living age? Nobody is willing to answer this so far.  Please elaborate. [/quote]

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