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A nice idea, but in US politics, what should be two discrete issues (attracting skilled labor and managing the inflow of unskilled labor) have somehow become ho
by sirkneeland 11y ago
A nice idea, but in US politics, what should be two discrete issues (attracting skilled labor and managing the inflow of unskilled labor) have somehow become hopelessly intertwined. One is regularly held hostage to the other whenever an attempt is made to resolve it.
(This is a gross oversimplification of course, but that's why this post is the length of a paragraph and not a 300 page book)
- oscargrouch 11y agoYes, im sure a idea like this this would need much more work, and research, to see even if its reasonable, then if it would be considered to be possible, a lot of little details would need to be solved, to make things really work out. Im sure this is a very tricky issue.. But if the US government would be really willing to do something like this, which i think is really unlikely in reality, they might sophisticate ideas like this further down, and maybe get experiments like this to work well, and solve some hard problems along the way. You would be basically, importing "human energy".. Also of course, maybe start small, and try to attract locals from other regions first, making some things easier, like credit.. anyway this is getting out of control here.. heh, stopping now before is too late.