its addressing

Why have other costs increased so much compared to wages

simple flawed arguments so reasonable people can see it

Why?

I’m not spending an hour arguing over 2-5% margins of error

Well take healthcare, those costs have risen because the government has issued lots of expensive red tape and regulation

But overall, costs have risen *slower* than incomes.

In other words, real incomes have risen for most.

Like saying you have to treat people in ER?

If requiring that ruins everything then the system is fucked inside

That's part of it, that regulation causes tons of uncompensated healthcare costs.

@sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ dont know what you guys are even doing

its a waste of time lol

Illegal immigrants use this loophole a lot and pass higher costs to American families.

lol

I don’t give a fuck whether someone is documented

you think your ever going to convert your average fringe leftist loser away from their ideology

But I'm referring to occupational licensing, stringent regulations that increase costs but with no quality benefit.

They should have human rights

Public education is pretty cringe

ngl

@run 50 minutes lose 50 pounds in the USA yes

its the cringiest thing alive

because the USA is too large

The US has one of the best education quality in the world.

to have corporate education lmao

And it's number one with high education.

Wrong

Mabye in higher education

you can manage 'public education' in New England

But in secondary and primary we suck

as a separate nation

The US is one of top countries in that aspect

The American education system makes you sit down for 7 hours, copy notes from a fucking board, and take a test just to forget it next week

Seems to work out fine

whats wrong with that

if you can retain the information

You can’t

yes u can

if u genuinely study

^