That facility adds a ton of jobs. Pretty decent pay, I was offered $29 an hour and turned it down as an electrician. There are also some pretty large reserves of water on site.
The government should pay me $30/h plus benefits to watch porn all day. It'll be good for the economy because it forcefully takes money away from savers via taxes and spends it in the economy. This will increase the overall velocity of money, and the economy could grow. This would also increase GDP.
We should do this for everyone who doesn't have a job. Imagine how strong the economy would be if 10% of the US population was making 60k per year while adding zero value to the economy. We would finally be able to reach that 2% inflation target because the money velocity and aggregate demand would increase without a corresponding increase in the supply of goods. More money chasing after the same number of goods causes inflation, which is good. Our goal should be to make every city as expensive as New York City. I like paying more for food and housing in addition to paying higher taxes to fund all of these stimulus jobs. Can you imagine how terrible the economy would be if the cost of housing went down instead of up? I might not have all white neighbors. That colored boy who manages the mcdonalds across the street might be able to buy the condo next to me! Homes would be purchased by mere peasants and colored people as
places to live instead of being purchased by hedge funds as speculative investments.
The problem with our economy is that it's too productive. Too many people are adding too much value, and this causes deflationary pressure. We need to reverse this trend. We need to fire teachers and hire more administrators. We need insurance to be a bigger part of healthcare. We need to shrink the productive sectors of our economy and focus on the nonproductive sectors of the economy. Look how prosperous the area around Washington DC is. It's because they don't produce anything. They push papers back and forth, vote on things they didn't read, and cry on TV. We need to bring that kind of prosperity to the nation. Maybe even the world. We could end hunger tomorrow if we paid people to cry on TV and not farm things. Producing less food would make it more expensive so fewer people can afford it, and this would reduce the number of people dying from starvation.
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