I'd ask you to read it again. I'm arguing for the workers, but pointing out why the managers are making their decisions. It's not because they're trying to mak

I'd ask you to read it again. I'm arguing for the workers, but pointing out why the managers are making their decisions. It's not because they're trying to make boring work go away. Managers don't optimise for the health of society. They do it for their own gains. > all those people, brought over from their villages and left unemployed in the big city They're migrant workers. They have to go home after their term is complete. In China you can't just move to a new city or region. I'm not saying it's right. I'm pointing out the perspective of the decision makers. With respect to the miners I was pointing out the obvious parallels, and why my default perspective on striking miners might not be correct.