What Politicians (And People) Don't Get: Companies Don't Want To Create Jobs

Alan: Capitalism's intrinsic drive to automate (and thus eliminate jobs) begs a three-part question: 

1.) Will societies decide to re-distribute automatically-produced wealth "automatically?" 

2.) Will societies devise a "final" eugenic solution for the non-working poor? 

3.) Will the powers-that-be orchestrate a "catastrophe" (consciously or unconsciously) which -- like all catastrophes -- will decimate the poor while mostly protecting the rich?

In England, unemployed workers are called "redundant."

Exactly.

Going forward, "redundancy" is the "New Normal."

What Politicians Don't Get (And What People Don't Want To Hear: Companies Don't Want To Create Jobs

http://wunc.org/post/what-politicians-don-t-get-companies-don-t-want-create-jobs

In The US, It Takes One Fifth As Much Labor To Produce The Same Output As It Did In 1980
"The Jobs Are Not Coming Back Unless They Come Back As Robots"
http://paxonbothhouses.blogspot.com/2016/12/in-us-it-takes-one-fifth-as-much-labor.html

Trump Promises New "Industrial Revolution" At Ohio Rally. If He Succeeds, Robots Will Do The Work
http://paxonbothhouses.blogspot.com/2016/12/trump-promises-new-industrial.html

"Automation, Robotization, Software-Enhanced Productivity And Permanent Job Loss"

http://paxonbothhouses.blogspot.com/2012/02/automation-robotization-and-job-loss.html

"Automation Increasing In Brazilian Shipyards"
http://www.maritimeprofessional.com/blogs/post/automation-increasing-in-brazilian-shipyards--eas-shipyard-14127