Nick Bartels

[Nick Bartels @Nick_Bartels]

@PiaseckiAnne @ProfHayley Very cool, goes with what I learned in karate as a 7 year old, which is to only use it for self-defense #MU3572 #5

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@SandyP92 @ProfHayley Its too bad this is pretty much the opposite of what our political parties do in the "Democratic" system #MU3572 #5

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@ProfHayley While I think a deliberative style of argument can be the most effective, diff. situations may call for other styles #MU3572 #5

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@ProfHayley While Aikido seems like an effective compromise, I think it's difficult to use for black/white args, (i.e. abortion) #MU3572 #5

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@hilary_jade @ProfHayley I agree, because lifting people out of poverty should be our number one concern, even over job growth. #MU3572 #4

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@YaGirlLauren @ProfHayley I agree as well, if enough states get on board I think that Congress will eventually have no choice #MU3572 #4

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@ProfHayley Another reason why I support raising the min. wage: Increasing demand in low-income households will help our economy #MU3572 #4

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@ProfHayley I support raising the minimum wage because a $15,000 yearly salary is not enough to have a decent lifestyle #MU3572 #4

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@beepbeepbrooke @ProfHayley Seems like those who are mainly concerned about business growth are against raising the min. wage #MU3572 #3

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@YaGirlLauren @ProfHayley True, each side has plenty of evidence to support their stance. Extremely hard to tell whose is better #MU3572 #3

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@ProfHayley Dunkleberg uses a strawman fallacy when claiming raising the min wage is an "anti-jobs policy" #MU3572 #3 http://t.co/Dtdld7ESzx

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@ProfHayley (Cont.) Source: http://t.co/hXBK4lmBKD #MU3572 #3

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@ProfHayley Slippery slope used by Scott Shane when he says teens who drop out are set up for a lifetime of poor earnings... #MU3572 #3

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@ProfHayley Its ironic to me that fast food workers mostly support raising the min. wage, when they could be ones most hurt by it #MU3572 #2

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@LMahaffey3 @ProfHayley I agree, weighing its impact on the economy is difficult but min. wage earners need more to live #MU3572 #2

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@emcsmoczynski @ProfHayley I agree, but job loss as a result of new technologies seems almost inevitable anyways #MU3572 #2

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@ProfHayley (Cont.) Source: http://t.co/NEy36cEy3i #MU3572 #2

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@ProfHayley Job-loss in the fast food industry seems inevitable; new touch screen ordering could mean 14,000 jobs lost in the US #MU3572 #2

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@ProfHayley (Cont.) Source: http://t.co/sQDSBrTbf7 #MU3572 #2

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@ProfHayley Current min. wage allows for a $15,080 yearly salary. (well below the poverty line) Causes need for public assistance #MU3572 #2