Can anyone explain why the economy before Corona hinges on "non-essential" work...

Can anyone explain why the economy before Corona hinges on "non-essential" work? Why are most jobs considered "non-essential"?

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most competent leaders consider all jobs essential

>WE DON'T HAVE THE MONEY TO SURVIVE
>"Get a job as an essential worker then? You have a job"
>YES BUT, NOBODY'S HIRING!
>"Yes they are. You go down to the supermarket and they're hiring all across the board"

He's 110% correct and you'd have to be an actual retard to disagree with him.

Broken window fallacy.
Also a lot of jobs are just glorified welfare. Keep people busy and paid enough to be distracted and not revolt.

The economy was collapsing before corona. Funny how every one forgets this.

>just the virus bro
>once it blows over we'll back to normal

Why are ethots still working?

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lol, live in manhattan, rent or mortgage in excess of 2k/ month.

>go work at trader joes

brilliant, now I can pay my 3000 dollar mortgage with the 2000 dollar a month paycheck I receive from my supermarket payroll

We exported all the jobs that actually create things to communists and all we have left are waiters and variations of "yes m'lords".

And now only a few "yes m'lord" jobs are considered essential while the rest of us are left to burn.

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That's essential for the coomers