Someone crossposted a comment of mine and then username tagged me so lots of delicious nuggets have been popping up for a few hours;

• Most of this comment, I particularly enjoyed the claim that not allowing businesses to open one day a week doesn't reduce labor demand. Also apparently capital shoulders all the cost of providing paid vacation.
• Most of /r/badeconomics[1] is people who support the status quo dismissing any criticism of it. The majority of their critique is hand waving like "this is obviously not true" (giving no reasons why its not true) or "it's so obvious why this is wrong that I don't need to explain".
• It's a smug metasub for people with an interest in economics, though not necessarily all that much knowlege (probably just things they learned from reading that sub and then repeat without actually understanding).
• /u/healthcareeconomist3[1] is a frequent /r/economics[2] poster. He's extremely right wing, a neoliberal apologist, and dogmatic about the 'laws' of economics. Take what he says in that context.