Not likely given age distribution. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1191568/reported-deaths-from-covid-by-age-us/ …
Isn’t it possible that there’s a labor shortage because many of the 600k people who died from Covid were restaurant workers?
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That's still about 100 thousand people under retirement age. Not everyone is food industry in 16. Not to mention those older salaried and factory folks who died will have created vacancies in their good jobs, which young people will naturally grab up before they take a food job.
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Source?
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Jacobin just ran an article saying exactly thathttps://twitter.com/jacobinmag/status/1390059981626613760?s=19 …
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After the medieval plagues, labor took on incredibly improved value on the market
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That's was feudalism. Colonial capitalism just gets worse.
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the shocking economic realization of "dead people can't work jobs or buy shit"
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And grocery store workers.
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(Bless you)
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