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Why not just concede to the fact that the role of 'broad' labor in the economy has irreversibly fell and not going to return? I mean, share of labor in the eco
by anovikov 8y ago
Why not just concede to the fact that the role of 'broad' labor in the economy has irreversibly fell and not going to return?
I mean, share of labor in the economic pie is probably not falling, but it's the top 10% who wins anything, and most goes to top 1% - and these are actual labor, employees, not some corruptioners, or business owners. Broad labor - 'the masses' - has lost it and it's not going to return.
Why trying to break the neck of economy by introducing artificial redistributive policies, which will skew things closer and closer to communism? I grew up in the Soviet Union and i definitely don't want to see any of that shit, ever again.
Why not look for solutions in non-economic means such as better propaganda, better ways to spend time, and better law enforcement?