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I think there is a serious disconnect between those who grew up with manufacturing, will appreciate it perhaps, and those that have no clue. It’s clear from som

I think there is a serious disconnect between those who grew up with manufacturing, will appreciate it perhaps, and those that have no clue. It’s clear from some of these comments that there are some people that grew up in non-manufacturing household, non-manufacturing cities, and I think for them manufacturing is like McDonald’s. The local McDonald’s closed, oh well. I’m sure they’ll find another job. They can learn to code.

knownjorbist 5y ago
The ancestors of the people you're describing moved & learned new skills in that scenario. If markets are moving away from that particular niche, the government should not be artificially preserving the conditions under which generations can do the same thing and expect the same result. What happened to personal responsibility?