I had an in depth debate with two commies last night, and came away with some questions. Mind you I was full 1488 in the debate as they were full blown commie.
For starters does the right have a plan for when automation takes over? How will individuals be valuable if they aren't creative?
Also, after stomping around history we landed on Caeser and it was their contention that he was a commie killed by capitalists and the "automated" slave force provided Rome with enough material goods that citizens became worthless.
It appeared to me that they were viewing all of history from a futurists perspective, which is absurd. But what stance does the right have with a proper view of history towards automation?