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Income does not necessarily have to gate perceived quality of life. Discuss
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Anonymous 10w

I mean it shouldn’t. A society should be judged based upon how it meets everyone’s needs, not what the average income is or how much one person is getting compared to someone else. Everyone deserves access to healthcare, housing, education, healthy food, and dignity regardless of how much they earn. While people can still earn different incomes, basic quality of life houldn't depend on wealth. But we have a system that ties necessities to income and should be replaced with a system that-

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Anonymous 10w

Is the gate open or closed?

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 10w

Focuses more on meeting the needs of everyone before focusing on purchasing power

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 10w

I think it’s closed based on wording

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 10w

Gate should be open. The issue is we have a culture that implies eating is only nice if it's in some NYC restaurant, days are only well spent with an elaborate outing, etc. We're constantly told to strive even WITH the basics met.

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