Please give the basis of that, not just a reference number.
From Google:
1) There are 196 countries in the world, counting Taiwan (195 without)
2) There are 50 Muslim countries in the world. Muslim ideology allows slavery.
3) At least 10 countries overtly allow slaves.
4) 5 Developed countries have no minimum wages.
5) A minimum wage of just $5/hour exceeds the average age in many, many countries.
Regardless of those statistics, where in the Constitution do you find it is the Federal government's prerogative to prevent me from working for what I consider a fair wage?
John
From Google:
1) There are 196 countries in the world, counting Taiwan (195 without)
2) There are 50 Muslim countries in the world. Muslim ideology allows slavery.
3) At least 10 countries overtly allow slaves.
4) 5 Developed countries have no minimum wages.
5) A minimum wage of just $5/hour exceeds the average age in many, many countries.
Regardless of those statistics, where in the Constitution do you find it is the Federal government's prerogative to prevent me from working for what I consider a fair wage?
John