Any reasonable class warfare would be against the political/professional layer that very effectively prevents *any* large-scale infrastructure projects in the US from cost-effectively reaching the largest possible population of beneficiaries
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The political/professional layer is the primary reason for the inability to construct large infrastructure projects
I guess I’m confused by that framing, because it’s not simple at all. When you have a very large pie (massive infrastructure spending), a variety of individual players are incented to throw tremendous creative energy at getting the largest possible chunk
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I think we’re just talking past each other and I misunderstand the meaning of your original tweet. I’ve always seen cost disease as hyper complex, and not something class warfare against a political class would fix. But then acquiesced they probably are the biggest cause.
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But your recent well taken point is that class warfare against a political/profession would also be hyper complex so I guess it’s just in the details
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