>I specifically take issue with the number of bad assumptions you are baking into your argument. I see your confusion. To clarify, nowhere did I say that work

>I specifically take issue with the number of bad assumptions you are baking into your argument. I see your confusion. To clarify, nowhere did I say that workers who deliberately take jobs to clean up human waste (e.g. janitors, daycare workers, etc) are degrading. I made no assumptions like that. Your other sentence about office workers who are not janitors is the group I'm talking about: >It's degrading for an office worker to clean up someone else's shit,