As would we all, but we have to be cognizant that enforcing a high quality of life also means ignoring people who can't afford the raised minimum. By and large

As would we all, but we have to be cognizant that enforcing a high quality of life also means ignoring people who can't afford the raised minimum. By and large, I'm a fan of American-style freedom-to-succeed-or-fail, but in the context of NIMBY anti-density housing supply crunches, it feels exceptionally cruel. 'We're going to have policies that limit supply and increase the cost of housing' + 'We're going to prevent you from finding other housing by making it illegal' is a heavy one-two punch.