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7/24/2025, 3:41:50 AM
>>17867217
This is a lump of labor fallacy combined with straight up social banditry and ignorance of actual data. There isn't a fixed amount of jobs to go around and more economic activity begets more job creation. In addition, people naturally want to buy cheaper goods, which is what they do in a free market. You're basically advocating to force them to lose money by buying more expensive goods and services whether they want to or not. Thirdly, median incomes aren't even falling in developed countries, that is directly falsified by the facts.
This is a lump of labor fallacy combined with straight up social banditry and ignorance of actual data. There isn't a fixed amount of jobs to go around and more economic activity begets more job creation. In addition, people naturally want to buy cheaper goods, which is what they do in a free market. You're basically advocating to force them to lose money by buying more expensive goods and services whether they want to or not. Thirdly, median incomes aren't even falling in developed countries, that is directly falsified by the facts.
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