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Since when has anyone said housing is a right? Certainty shelter is necessary but so is safety. If you're such a degenerate that you cannot just live in a place and not cause people to fear you then maybe its a problem. Go live in a tent. Its shelter.

Supply and demand. The supply reduced so wages went up but only as much as demand required. If you want more money be more valuable.

Yes. People who do jobs that take minimal training and who could be replaced in a week are doing grunt work. That's the difference between skilled and unskilled. Do you need to go through years of training to do your job? Congratulations, you're not as replaceable as the guy who was trained in 2 days by a high school dropout.

Probably not, but there's a lot of people who don't know how to make any food at all. Close the fast food restaurants and they starve.

Probably because people live there, so it's more likely to lead to violence.

The problem is that ANYBODY can do it. Why pay a premium for grunt work?

Not the same thing. An essential worker was somebody doing a job needed for society to continue. That includes both skilled (years of training) jobs and unskilled (a week or two at most before you can do it) jobs.

We call that breaking and entering and trespassing. These are crimes.