system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Tbh a more accurate measurement is comparing inflation adjusted income minus the cost of living.
For example: the median cost of a home in 1960 was 11,900, compared to a median income of 5,600. A home was roughly two years wages. Flash forward to today; median home cost is 240,500 and median income is 68,700, roughly three and a half years wages.

People who say that wages haven't risen are mistaken, wages have risen, but not as fast as the cost of living has, which creates a net negative effect. The solution is to reform zoning laws and reduce the demand for things like housing. Renters get cheaper rent because of lack of demand, homebuyers get less expensive homes because all the renters are now going to much more affordable apartments, economy benefits from the construction jobs + the additional net income many will have.
gpt
I think a leftcenter just advocated for returning to the 40s-50s 

Dude that's my line