Interesting take. From my PoV I see a society that's rich in social fabric (such as relationships) to be a rich society, not a poor one. Perhaps I think I kind

Interesting take. From my PoV I see a society that's rich in social fabric (such as relationships) to be a rich society, not a poor one. Perhaps I think I kinda get the angle you're hammering on though? Are you kind of talking similar to the Walmart +EBT, right? ie No employer should get to pay so little that the tax payer subsidizes the worker's basic needs? For that I sort of agree-- albeit IMO a big part of the issue is rising costs of living, not a lack of pay raises... Pay raises are in the locus of control of a business, but a lack of housing supply caused by NIMBYism is not.