[reformedliberal]

...the current regime of very centralized production...
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Can you explicate this further?

I do not see a “regime of very centralized production”. I see loads of small to medium (plus some large) production facilities of all sorts/all industries/all economic sectors spread out around the country.

I see forces wanting to centralize all production under extreme regulatory schemes, using a bogus excuse of inevitable collapse.

IMO, the very act of centralizing anything leads to it’s vulnerability to increasing controls, which further leads to collapse.

[.30Carbine]

The original and complete statement came from familyop and was comparing the way things are done now with a purported better way in future.