As much as it's biased take, OP isn't wrong. Yes, the proximate motivating factor is interest rates, but it does show how economic incentives have gotten misali

As much as it's biased take, OP isn't wrong. Yes, the proximate motivating factor is interest rates, but it does show how economic incentives have gotten misaligned. So long as investors fear something that is a positive for workers, there will be conflict. An educated observer will know this is an emergent conflict and not a conspiracy, but it's still a problem.