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Originally Posted by _Richard_
sounds logically levelheaded
how are you going to replace the warmachine industry and it's positive economic impacts?
so development, troops, mercenaries, etc
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That's Fuller's whole point. We don't need to replace jobs no longer needed with other jobs that aren't needed. We do not need everyone working at a job to produce all the necessities we need. For example, if we return to a time when one parent or the other stays home to raise their kids, we will be much better off because children will become better, more secure, intelligent adults. However we would have to subsidize people who do it. Not with free lambos... But with things like real single payer healthcare. Many people work to have a job with health insurance because their spouse doesn't, and the cost is too high if both aren't working. It would cost much less overall if we provided free basic single payer healthcare that allowed more people to leave the workforce. Their productivity would not be missed, their contribution in raising good citizens rather than dim criminals would be much greater than anything they would have done on a Raytheon assembly line.