Do you support there being a glass ceiling and glass floor?

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So basically a glass ceiling would make it so that people could not make above a certain amount of money per year (regardless of the job) while a glass floor would make it so that people will not make below a certain amount of money per year (regardless of the job) 
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So like for example it could be where everyone that is working will make at least $30,000 a year while also making sure that no one makes no more than half a billion a year
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The idea is to keep everyone that works above the property line while also minimizing the wage gap as much as possible so that you don't have situations like we currently have where 1% of people control all of the wealth

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Needs a third option for no point. The person working 8 hours a week so they don't loose their government support checks shouldn't make the same as the person who's working 40 hours a week every week barely making ends meet. Basically if your a lazy piece of shit you shouldn't get any help if you need more money get a second or third job or learn better self control when spending your money. I see it time and time again people bitching that they don't make enough money to pay bills yet they walk around with perfectly done nails and have a brand new car and smoke and drink all the time. It's all about priorities.

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I think there needs to be. I don't want people to live in poverty...why is that such a bad opinion?

Also, no one needs to be a billionaire. No one needs to hoard all that money for themselves when there are people who are suffering and living in poverty.

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Businesses and individuals with high earning capacity would just leave and go to a different country. It's basically a recipe for mass unemployment and poverty.

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Im pretty sure thats communism

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Y'all, a glass ceiling/glass floor doesn't mean that everyone makes the same amount. 
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A glass ceiling means that there is a maximum amount people can make in a year. Yes how much you get paid will vary depending on the job you have but there is a "cap" to what you can make in one year. An example of this would be:
Person A makes 100,000 a year 
Person B makes 80,000 a year 
Person C makes 1 million a year 
Yes, they make different amounts because they have different jobs but neither of them can make more than 1 million a year

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A glass floor means that there is a minimum amount people can make within a year (kinda like minimum wage, yes people make above minimum wage but there still is a minimum amount you have to pay someone)
An example of this would be:
Person A makes 30,000 a year 
Person B makes 50,000 a year 
Person C makes 60,000 a year. 
Yes, they make different amounts because they have different jobs but neither of them can make less than 30,000 a year.

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The idea is to keep the poor from being too poor and the rich from being too rich but people still will earn different amounts of money depending on their job.

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I believe there should be a glass floor but no glass ceiling....

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So whos paying these  people? Not the ones with a cap on how much they can make, since  they wont be able  to afford the ones with a minimun.  There's way more information needed.

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News flash people you either succeed or fail on your own. It's no one else's fault when you fail. That's like saying you failed a test in school because the teacher  didn't tell you all the answers.

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Ok no. You can work at a McDonalds six hours a day. Or be a hard working CEO who works 14 hour days and get paid the same amount? This didn't make sense to me. There needs to be a third option.

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Second coming of communism will never work. For the economy to keep moving forward there needs to be righ and greedy, and poor and starving.

Do you support there being a glass ceiling and glass floor?

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