The biggest problem for many common sense but not-much sense Americans in understanding the reasons for their accumulating economic problems seems to be solely a matter of obscured perception: So let me twist and up-side-down your perception with a little counter question: Should we reduce maximum wage significantly in an era of massive organized institutional inequality, big corporate conspiracies and politic-economic cronyism and in times of corporate bankruptcy and governmental bailout-circles? Should we reduce the maximum income level in times where income inequality is as large as 85 people - of whom many are interestingly US American citizen - are as rich as 3.5 billion people and in times where significantly reduced consumer spending is the largest single economic common denominator for all the economic turbulences? Evidently when we perceive to talk about minimum wage, in the supposedly greatest nation on Earth where most people are struggling to get by with one slave-loan income, while we do not at the same time perceive and talk about the horrendous and shamelessly egomaniacally greedy maximum wages/ income levels that exist. Why are you not talking about maxim income levels in the same context concretely please?!
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