Are you kidding? I've posted threads about things I've thought Obama has gotten wrong, like extending the Bush tax cuts, our continued war in Afghanistan, and trying to include bat shit crazy republicans into policy.
For the first time in history..corporations are spending more on "machines" then they are on new hires. That shouldn't be concern? That shouldn't be addressed?
That might mean a re-tooling skill sets for many..which means..financing proper education programs to do that.
Conservatives are dead set against that. One of the issues holding up trade agreements with South Korea is a provision to re-train workers displaced by the pact. Who's against that? Conservatives in Congress..of course. They want the agreement without that provision.
It's no wonder that conservatives are pooh-poohing this issue.
All of those people that are making all of those machines that corporations are buying are employed.
And?
If you got three people making one machine that gets rid of 80 jobs..well you think that's a good thing?
Or do you think we as a people should be doing something to mitigate the impact of such a move.
Like retraining the 80 people?
Or..do just ignore the whole ******* thing and say it was those 80 people that are at fault for not continually going to school to upgrade their skills.
In other words..working 40 or more hours a week..and spending the rest in training.
Constantly.
Always.
Forever..until they die.
Do you really want an economy where no one is sure of long term employment?