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this post was submitted on 05 Dec 2023
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Well said. The way people in America work farther apart from one another is considerably different than conditions that existed when much of our classical political theory was written at least a century ago. This proliferation of low-density workplaces must be taken into consideration when subsequent generations of political theorists try to come up with a way to organize that working class to be for itself.
Low density workplaces AND low density housing, too.
I agree. The housing is a good point.