This and its follow ups are a worrying stream of consciousness and I'm not entirely sure what I said that you're trying to connect with. > These people are ine

This and its follow ups are a worrying stream of consciousness and I'm not entirely sure what I said that you're trying to connect with. > These people are inept and blame situations Which people? People working service? As the thread goes, we can't just delete those roles, pay everyone enough to work less and expect our economy to function as it does. We rely on people having shitty jobs both locally and overseas to make our dream work. We can't get by on unicorn farts. Which is to say there will always be somebody working every hour of the day in these dead-end jobs, reading messages on hacked printers telling them they should just work less... But they don't have that choice. They can't get good because education and opportunity are neither free, instant or even guaranteed. Nobody here is blaming anybody for that, I just think you don't understand how the world works. > if they wants to give to do more? This is at the other end of my argument, people actually being able to work less in their high-paying careers. This isn't affected by your theoretical monster taxes or them suddenly really wanting a yacht. If cost of living goes up, the sums change and they need to weigh things up again.