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> You have substance abuse, criminal records, etc that all prevent people from finding employment. Those all respectively represent a small fraction of the who
by slothtrop 3y ago
> You have substance abuse, criminal records, etc that all prevent people from finding employment.
Those all respectively represent a small fraction of the whole, and there's usually overlap. You cannot add them all up as though they are completely separate parts of that 100%.
Ultimately affordability is the primary factor, it's indisputable.
- giantg2 3y agoI'm not saying to ads them up! Please read my comment, as I very clearly stated that there was overlap. "Ultimately affordability is the primary factor, it's indisputable." What comprises affordability? It's cost and income. It does not matter what the cost is if you have no income because you have employability issues. Until you fix the employment aspect, the cost aspect is moot. You can point to a poor quality blog post that doesn't examine all the factors all you want. Perhaps that makes it "indisputable" in your own mind, but thats not going to convince people who want to have real conversation about the root of the issue.