No, the point of “unskilled labor” as a phrase at all, is to enforce the dichotomy that not everyone deserves food and shelter. It reinforces the notion that a person deserves less than livable circumstances because they are not as “skilled” as you. This implies you don’t deserve to live if you don’t help the bottom line go up. It’s ableist at best and completely dishonest the way you twist it.
No, the point of “unskilled labor” as a phrase at all, is to enforce the dichotomy that not everyone deserves food and shelter. It reinforces the notion that a person deserves less than livable circumstances because they are not as “skilled” as you. This implies you don’t deserve to live if you don’t help the bottom line go up. It’s ableist at best and completely dishonest the way you twist it.