Is Christianity Inherently Supportive Of Slavery And Misogyny?

[Angrboda]

Most employers demand labor for wages.

That's sort of the whole point.

I have already said I think wage labor is exploitative.

I'll also point out that's a little off the original conversation with Huggy was he was proposing that the prerequisite for housing homeless people should be they work for you. Not quite the same as people specifically showing up at a place to work.

What do you mean when you say something is exploitative?

Generally speaking, exploitation is the unfair capitalizing on an imbalance of some sort. The employer has the capital and the worker only has their labor, but it would seem a stretch to call that unfair.

So what do you mean when you say wage labor is exploitative?