Frank T wrote:
Actually comparing wages to wages is exactly that. It's the complete cost/benefits package that you need to compare.
No one believes that a McDonald Worker is worth more than a Marine but to figure the true benefits of the armed services you really need to add in all the benefits, such as Housing Allowance, Healthcare, College Education and a bunch of other things that cost lots of money.
This mime just tries to appeal to someone's alleged patriotism but in fact has no foundation.
Let me assure you Frank there is no "alleged" patriotism on my part. You perhaps but not me. I might give some credibility to your argument if the mime made an issue out of comparing the complete cost/benefits package of fast food workers to that of the military but it did not.