Broken window fallacy + slippery slope fallacy I wonder why we never see slippery slope arguments about unaffordable housing. Even if remote work is bad for t

Broken window fallacy + slippery slope fallacy I wonder why we never see slippery slope arguments about unaffordable housing. Even if remote work is bad for the economy - its good to have the option and to not enforce it on people who don't need to do it. It relieves pressure on roads. It gives people time back they lost in commutes. If people insulate their homes properly - it will lower carbon emissions. It relieves rent pressures in the city.