I'm glad you just solved all of our country's problems by declaring that raising workers' wages is the solution to everything. I'm sure that's got no downsides to it, huh? Why didn't we think of that before?
The problem, as stated by the comment I was responding to, was workers' wages constantly falling behind the rising cost of living and that was the solution I proposed. The commenter I was responding to proposed an alternate solution where someone is constantly switching jobs. In theory, that would work too, but obviously not feasible in practice. Where do I say I am solving "all of our country's problems"?