>To quit a job is fairly low friction for most employees Do you live in alternate reality where jobs grow on trees? Especially right now? How could you possibl

>To quit a job is fairly low friction for most employees Do you live in alternate reality where jobs grow on trees? Especially right now? How could you possibly genuinely claim that there's no friction to quitting a job right now when we're almost at historically high unemployment? You can't quit your job in a frictionless fashion when there isn't another one waiting for you! >To emigrate is fairly high friction -- it requires another country willing to accept the immigrant and usually requires physically moving and lots of time/money That bears such a close resemblance to what it's like to look for a job for almost everyone except FAANG employees that I don't understand how you fail to acknowledge the analogy that I was drawing. >You are being disingenuous when you speak about voting because in practice we get a small sliver of a say in electing a representative from one of two parties You're doing exactly the thing I alluded to: passing the buck To whom? History I guess. That's not the entirety of the rights that are afforded to you as a citizen of this country. You can organize, advocate, run for office yourself, etc. >but some of "we" are far more culpable in the current problems than others. Who? Who are they? Is there some class of actors that I forgot?