The minimum wage is more than enough

We have entered a new year.

A difficult year has been left behind.

The issues in Israel and Ukraine caused headaches. The collapse of the Russians disappointed many.

After a 13-year civil war, the Assad regime fell. 

Dozens of similar events occurred.

More will follow.

Let us look at our own core issue.

The minimum wage.

It has been discussed quite a lot.

Some said 30, some said 40 thousand.

The hunger threshold was taken as a basis, and so on.

It was said that it used to buy this much milk or that many quarter gold coins.

It seems that as the years go by, the minimum wage will buy less milk, less bread, and fewer quarter gold coins.

Ordinary people will fall into more difficult situations.

Then, an app started appearing in front of me.

The prices are incredible. 

A better version of an ordinary coat that costs a thousand liras is a hundred liras on this app.

Our money, which is melting against inflation, is a thousand times stronger on this app. 

It is possible to buy whatever you want.

Shoes, shirts, socks are almost free.

Shipping is also free.

If this app also sold basic food and cleaning supplies, the minimum wage problem would cease to exist.

The debate over whether it was too little or too much would end.

However, the state, which can neither provide the requested wage nor solve the nutrition problem, naturally intervened immediately, and the face of the minimum wage earner, which was about to smile a little, fell.

Three euros of freight were added to the free shipping.

Order restrictions were introduced.

The tax-free limit of 150 euros was also reduced to 27 euros.

Businessmen are satisfied, wage earners are restless.

While we certainly support the philosophy of "domestic goods are the nation's goods," these things do not work in favor of the people of my country without establishing the philosophy of "domestic people are the nation's people."