I think the world has changed faster than those in certain occupations can accept. We don't see linotype operators and ice cutters anymore, and it is unfortunat

I think the world has changed faster than those in certain occupations can accept. We don't see linotype operators and ice cutters anymore, and it is unfortunate for them that there is no public nostalgia for them, such as there is for ranchers, for instance. Ranchers insist on being able to continue their occupation even though the market and changes in diet have massively shrunk the demand for beef. Ranchers somehow have tied themselves to the American identity to hang on, and there exists a sympathy for them, even if red meat literally kills people. The circus is something that the modern world has outgrown. IMO, every elephant the world over that is still in captivity should be confiscated and set into a suitable sanctuary environment, as well as any large animal that is still used and bred for entertainment, such as the large cats. The cruelty of animal captivity should be made extinct. We can retrain circus workers and zoo keepers to be web developers and help desk technicians.