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@B5C9RJ3 DisagreementsCounter Arguments2mos ago

We can have lower wages for teenagers who have few skills and desperately need experience

But there is no way for anyone over 25 to support a family on minimum wage. We should lifting up people from below.

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 @B5CGNHVWomen’s Equality from Idaho  agreed…2mos2MO

I don’t agree most teens live on there own or live with grandparents and most grandparents don’t make enough money to support there grandchildren, or most just don’t care about there grandkids.so i think its fair to also let teens have the same minimum wage.

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