Is it inconceivable to so many maid yay-sayers to realise how much a maid/cleaning-services would cost in a less unequal society, and that there's a reason for

Is it inconceivable to so many maid yay-sayers to realise how much a maid/cleaning-services would cost in a less unequal society, and that there's a reason for that that doesn't require a bloody sociology degree?