How is your fist point an appeal to emotions there's nothing evocative at all. If you have multiple below living wage jobs you've still a fixed amount of time in the day you can work just now you're being paid less for when you do work AND have higher transportation costs by definition. Maybe job security is an advantage as you won't get fired from everything all at once.
You keep repeating how the suggestions will make things more expensive for poor people. We're suggesting to pay poor people to not be poor.
Your suggestions mean that people will have more money but less purchasing power. They will still be poor, and a part of the workforce that has existed from the beginning will be gone. That part of the workforce has an effect on keeping goods and services at a lower price. Raising the cost of labor and getting rid of those "I just need some spending money jobs" results in companies looking to replace the higher cost workers or raise prices. Neither of these things benefit poor people.
"We're suggesting to pay poor people to not be poor."
I'm suggesting that the best bet for poor people is to provide a path to training that allows them to have jobs that are higher value to employers. Making low value jobs cost more doesn't help. It hurts as these people don't have high value skills and you are removing spending money from others that could be in the workforce.
You keep repeating how the suggestions will make things more expensive for poor people. We're suggesting to pay poor people to not be poor.