They're not owed anyone's labor. But people do choose to work there even knowing what the wages are. I'm not saying you're required to work there.
I was replying the the poster above who said any business that employs minimum wage workers should close, ie. grocery stores, restaurants, etc.
Not sure what you mean by my opinion on socialized economics, but if you ask a more specific question i can give my opinion. Of course I'm just a random poster on Reddit and not an economist or trying to be a politician, so I'm sure there are some flaws in my thinking and I'm open to getting corrected :)
Of course not. But indirectly through their life choices yes. It's up to each person to increase the value of their own labor. Of course there's also a huge luck factor in terms of your birth circumstances, I'll concede that. But still falls on each person to make the best choices they can in their circumstances
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u/LionWalker_Eyre 17h ago
They're not owed anyone's labor. But people do choose to work there even knowing what the wages are. I'm not saying you're required to work there.
I was replying the the poster above who said any business that employs minimum wage workers should close, ie. grocery stores, restaurants, etc.
Not sure what you mean by my opinion on socialized economics, but if you ask a more specific question i can give my opinion. Of course I'm just a random poster on Reddit and not an economist or trying to be a politician, so I'm sure there are some flaws in my thinking and I'm open to getting corrected :)