Please tell me you're not serious.

Like with gun control issues, people usually try to defend problems within the nation. 

No he is taking this thread to a extreme that no one brought up or even mentioned. Basically he is flaming and trying to mislead the thread.

You realize, don't you, that an international minimum wage is akin to NWO and that it is in lamens terms perhaps the most dangerous idea to ever be suggested.  You're suggesting getting rid of all but one currency.  How do you suppose that would go?  You're talking about fundamentally altering the economic and monetary laws that govern individual countries, and forcing them all to be the same.  You're in essence suggesting that there be only one country on Earth.

All humans should die then all problems should be solved.  If you are more rich than others then they will be jealous of you.  If you are more poor than others then you will be jealous of them.  If you are dead then there will be no jealousy.

Please explain how you are going to enforce a minimum wage of, say, $8 per hour (less than Britain and most US states), in India or China, where quite often that is how much people earn in a week. Different countries have different levels of prosperity and different living wages. What you propose would be insanity.

Came to read a thread. Saw an abstract for an essay.
The issue is more to do with education not allowing these people to escape a cycle of poverty. Making cash by slinging drugs seems more appealing then spending your adult life in McDonalds.

I'd like to suggest to you, just for a moment, that you take a step back and consider the ramifications of all these ideas you think will "fix" things.  Raising the minimum wage leads to more layoffs and higher food prices.  We've seen this time and time again.  Companies that employ minimum wage workers will not simply absorb the cost of higher wages.  They will pass the higher cost onto the consumer so that it doesn't affect their bottom line.  Government-enfored wage and price controls destroy free enterprise and are anathema to capitalism.  Health care and education funding are tied to the budget, which are paid for by tax revenues.  Free education isn't really free.  You use the word "free" as if it actually means that, but we both know it doesn't.  Working-class people (us) have to be taxed in order to fund all of that.  Why not just let people pay for their own education if they choose to pursue it?  Why force everyone to be taxed in order to provide something that not everyone wants or needs?

That's because it really doesn't matter. The average American lives well. Even a lot of the poor live quite well.  The poor that suffer often do so due to bad decisions they make. There are plenty of opportunities for the poor who truly want contribute to society.

I don't blame the rich for some poor people acting like animals.

No it's simply not.