To: Olog-hai
great....more jobs done away with.....more people with nothing to do...nothing but collect welfare/unemployment/disability.....
5 posted on
07/14/2013 8:37:13 AM PDT by
cherry
To: cherry
What happens to the illegals when they become legal and these robots take over? How will these low skill workers make a living when they are no olonger needed?
7 posted on
07/14/2013 8:41:02 AM PDT by
jimpick
To: cherry
What? You work at a buggy whip factory? All those people lost their jobs, too.
/johnny
To: cherry
If your job can be done better/faster/cheaper by someone else or something else then
it isn't a job.It's welfare.
10 posted on
07/14/2013 8:42:56 AM PDT by
agere_contra
(I once saw a movie where only the police and military had guns. It was called 'Schindler's List'.)
To: cherry
Shades of Kurt Vonnegut’s Player Piano. Its why we need a dynamic economy that can take the guys who made buggy whips and move them into higher tech jobs. Its chaotic and disruptive but necessay for wealth generation. And Socialism stops it and we end up with what you said. A small number of makers supporting a huge number of takers.
20 posted on
07/14/2013 9:01:05 AM PDT by
Opinionated Blowhard
("When the people find they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic.")
To: cherry
great....more jobs done away with.....more people with nothing to do...nothing but collect welfare/unemployment/disability....The problem is not the mechanization, it's the easy availability of those last three.
26 posted on
07/14/2013 9:21:21 AM PDT by
BfloGuy
(The imposition of a duty on the importation of a commodity burdens the consumers. --Ludwig Von Mises)
To: cherry
"Stoop Labor" is something very few people will do. There isn't much that's harder on your body. I drove through the Pajaro Valley on the way to Carmel last weekend and am always amazed and saddened watching people perform these jobs. It makes you very appreciative of the food on your table. Using machines to perform these literally backbreaking jobs is long overdue.
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