I agree completely, as with most things in life, there's a healthy balance somewhere in between. One extreme or the other tend to be counterproductive to everyo

I agree completely, as with most things in life, there's a healthy balance somewhere in between. One extreme or the other tend to be counterproductive to everyone involved. Theres a reasonable amount of productivity that's respectable with a reasonable compensation that considers everyone's situation. Unfortunately, the economic system we've adopted tends to work quite well at finding extremes and many of the corrective measures to flatten these out are failing more and more.