> This is not really the company's fault that the system is set up so people must work. The problem is companies like this take advantage of this as a feature

> This is not really the company's fault that the system is set up so people must work. The problem is companies like this take advantage of this as a feature of the system, not a bug. > Address that at the societal level. And how’s that working? It’s needs to be addressed at multiple levels simultaneously for any progress to be made. >We can start with building enough housing so people can afford rent making $3 per hour. This is a ridiculous statement. Yes, there needs to be more housing, but resources aren’t infinite so there will always be a floor that steadily increases and systems based in reality must take that into account.