‘Proud socialist’ Kshama Sawant joins ‘McPoverty’ picket line in Seattle

Are you gonna make a sandwich on Feb 20th? http://t.co/FsR4F45vmx Boycott #McPoverty and show your support for #15forSeattle!

— Working Washington (@workingwa) February 14, 2014

Picketing #McPoverty with courageous fast food workers at 3rd and Pine right now! Join us in the Fight for 15! pic.twitter.com/VypNaj93lX

— Kshama Sawant (@cmkshama) February 20, 2014

Turning customers away left and right at Ballard Wendy's #McPoverty #BoycottMcPoverty #15forSeattle pic.twitter.com/tg2crqnpn0

— Joe Mizrahi (@Joe_Miz) February 20, 2014

Boycott #McPoverty! I am skipping McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's on Feb 20th to support $15 for Seattle! http://t.co/ig7OoMpiUV

— marcy haydt (@kauai999) February 20, 2014

Simple math. You can contribute a whole lot more to the economy at $15 an hour than you can at $9.32. #McPoverty #justsaying

— Working Washington (@workingwa) February 20, 2014

Wait I thought #McPoverty was a joke. These people seriously expect 15/hr when they can be replaced by robots?

— Swansonite (@Psudrozz) February 21, 2014

I don't get it, that high school fast-food job was never intended to be a life long career paying for your house & family… #mcpoverty

— The Evil Overlord (@TheEvilOverlord) February 20, 2014

You want out of #mcpoverty? Get a different job!

— Shane White (@Shane74White) February 20, 2014

#McPoverty is a joke. You want $15/hr for flipping burgers? Truly hilarious.

— holly (@A_SundayMorning) February 21, 2014

#McPoverty! Being a web designer or java programmer is worth 15 an hour. Not a fast food worker. Get a skill…

— Paul Izzo (@PaulIzzo2) February 20, 2014