powowowow
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
I understand that you think it best if the government force me to support my inefficient local textile manufacturer, my local cotton mill, and my local cotton grower. However I don't think that's best.
They were created not by some mysterious force, but by individuals making rational choices about how they want to allocate their time, their energy and their resources.
The "suicidal deindustrialization" you refer to is the result of people making informed choices that you happen to disagree with. They didn't want a $400 locally knitted sweater, made from neighborhood sheep. They wanted a $40 sweater that was made as efficiently as possible, and $360 of change.
Please don't mistake your belief that you could design a better society for an actual analysis of reality.