An experimental program in Austria that creates work for the unemployed
Wait a second,<p>if somebody asks an overinflated way-over productivity wage for cleaning toilets because of a supply shortage,
this is considered being unethical and &quot;unwilling to do the dirty work, while receiving benefits&quot;,<p>but asking a way way overinflated price for housing because of a supply shortage is considered good and healthy for the market and drives investment without shaming the investors for receiving undue housing benefits?<p>Why do we yell at people artificially shortening toilet cleaner supply, while at the same time not yelling at developers for artificially shortening housing supply?<p>Don&#x27;t people need to live AND shit?<p>Looks like it is not about an economic argument after all. Seems like it’s again a pattern of abusing less privileged, weaker, less defensible people. Shaming them for what they naturally and humanly want - and which is the same what the privileged naturally want: To be able to say no, when they want to say no.<p>Where do these schemes of maliciously founded shame on false grounds come from? How did we start to listen to the voice of the psychopaths which want to divide us?