[.30Carbine]

There is a struggle in politics between those trying to prepare us for the situation ahead, and those who want to keep the current regime of very centralized production going towards collapse.

You speak in the manner of Bill Gates.

This is also a spiritual struggle. And everyone knows who the winner is.

[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.

[familyop]

"You speak in the manner of Bill Gates."

That's not correct. Global companies want to continue production that is centralized in a few poor countries and to restrict us to buying from them. As I said, I would rather see much more distributed production--that is, production starting up in small operations in every locale in the United States.

For example, I want to see a tractor production shop building tractors in every rural farm community with a license against patents for the design of each tractor. We can buy from our neighbors instead of buying from a few world bosses.

[familyop]

By the way, how’s my creepy stalker doing? Did you get help for that, yet, .30Carbine?

You see, .30Carbine seems to disagree with me and replied with “BOOKMARK” to 34 of my comments within a little over 40 minutes in the middle of the night a few days ago. Little obsession there.