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Re: U.S. Senator Demanding Kellogg Explain Mass Layoffs 

By: ribit in POPE IV | Recommend this post (2)
Thu, 22 Jun 17 8:31 PM | 121 view(s)
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...lots of possible scenarios decomp and not many good ones.




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Re: U.S. Senator Demanding Kellogg Explain Mass Layoffs
By: Decomposed in POPE IV
Thu, 22 Jun 17 6:11 PM 		Msg. 27393 of 47202

Lkorrow: 

re: "Kushner said the gov't has over 6,000 data centers. They will be consolidating. Should be huge savings. But job losses, too..."

My thinking for a while has been that humanity is approaching a milestone... a bad one... a day when there will be virtually *NO* jobs available. I think it's going to happen in the next thirty years.

That means everyone will be on welfare, with government getting the money directly from corporations. Some time after that - and I'm not going to hazard a guess as to when - the corporations being taxed will decide that they don't need the government anymore and be in a position to pretty well defend themselves from it. The population will then starve.

I'd say that this is an argument for buying farmable land - except that corporations powerful enough to have no fear of government retribution will also be able to take the resources they want, including privately owned land.
 

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