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That's what is meant by ''easy''. But it means fighting ''hard'' against the following things: | That's what is meant by ''easy''. But it means fighting ''hard'' against the following things: | ||
* [[Waste]]d goods {{x|whether from businesses or from individuals - waste is effectively the gap between production and consumption}} | |||
* [[Planned obsolescence]] | * [[Planned obsolescence]] | ||
* [[Car dependency]] {{x|Although it would probably need more labor in the ''short term'' (to make neighborhoods [[walkable]]), it would reduce the overall labor in the ''long term'', by reducing total vehicle production and fuel consumption. Then again, if the walkability was done to expand the service-based economy, then overall labor wouldn't be reduced at all.}} | * [[Car dependency]] {{x|Although it would probably need more labor in the ''short term'' (to make neighborhoods [[walkable]]), it would reduce the overall labor in the ''long term'', by reducing total vehicle production and fuel consumption. Then again, if the walkability was done to expand the service-based economy, then overall labor wouldn't be reduced at all.}} | ||
* [[Zero-sum jobs]] | * [[Zero-sum jobs]] | ||
* [[ | * Extreme [[inequality of consumption]] {{x|specifically, the extravagant lifestyles of the richest people, which depend heavily on the labor of "lower classes"}} | ||
===Harder sells=== | ===Harder sells=== | ||