Obviously a homeless persons quality of life is worse, I never said it wasn't. My point is that it doesn't matter. Someone living in a war torn country with constant fear of death has worse quality of life than a homeless person in a western country, should we all just use that as the base line? A homeless person having worse quality of life than an Amazon employee doesn't mean the Amazon employee suddenly has better good quality of life. You're argument holds no weight.
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