SO if i am willing to work for the ammount of money they offer and i can find a way to pay my bills with it what right does the government have to tell me I can't? In this country I am free to go out and buy sigs,booze,or guns after I turn 21,why can't I decide what I am willing to wrok for in a competive job market?
Because you WOULDN'T be able to pay your bills on some paltry sum like $10 a day ($1.25 per hour assuming 8 hours a day) or $15 or $20 (same wage, more hours). Write me a budget that gets you food, clothes, transportation, and shelter on 10-20 bucks a day and you'll have some credibility.
And when you're speaking of "my right to work for under minimum wage", you're really talking about "an employer's right to pay less than minimum wage", and by trying to claim this right for yourself, you're inflicting it as a punishment on everyone else. Why hire Steve at $7.25 an hour (the current minimum wage) or even keep Steve on the payroll, when Matt will do it for $1.25? Employers of unskilled labor fill up with throngs of the cheapest labor possible. Maybe with lower labor costs they can hire more people, but you've also made that work little more than an unpleasant hobby. In short, you've made your life and the life of others worse.