> Your stance is essentially: “how dare they give jobs and homes to those workers!” Precisely. Workers get jobs and earn money. Companies stay out of the res

> Your stance is essentially: “how dare they give jobs and homes to those workers!” Precisely. Workers get jobs and earn money. Companies stay out of the rest. > Company towns are like baking a fancy baked good. What's that old phrase.. "to make a good omelette you have to break a few eggs?" The import of which could never be greater. These are workers lives you're playing around with, without supervision, and often with an underprivileged and thus less educated class that may not be sophisticated enough to understand the type of exchange they're entering into. > doesn’t mean you can’t try again. Well.. it is India. There are billions. Your failed experiments cost you nothing; apparently, and neither are you obligated to take note of history.