So she wants industrial cartels, wage freezes, forced overtime, rationing, and a ban on strikes? https://t.co/0gToUVxUXB
— Thaddeus Russell (@ThaddeusRussell) October 14, 2016
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2 comments:
What would make people move back? If rural life is hard people prefer living in cities, especially if they can find good work.
The move back to rural areas, especially from cities, would probably take place far in the future, when energy becomes scarce. I'll have more on this later.
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