Jul. 30 at 9:02 PM
$CNC $MAGS $UNH
The problem no one mentions:
To increase domestic production (mining, smelting, processing) we are also going to see a massive spike in healthcare costs around rural hospitals in which these operations are conducted.
The attack on the commodity market, rare earths, and healthcare is only going to create an ill-thought-out, mad dash to produce. This is ghastly similar to the conditions of the late 1800s to 1920s.
This mad dash will see workers' health and rights put to the sideline while corporate production is held more important to the powers at be.
Right now, they are actively planning on hurting rural Americans and not picking up the tab. The slashing of Medicaid, the attack on immigrants, and the setting of ridiculous requirements to qualify for social benefits is self-harm.
I am not a Democrat or Republican, I am a centrist humanist who thinks that both sides blow absolute donkey slong.
Read "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair for the full picture.
