War had always been the most powerful way to solve social problems!
There were conflicts between social classes? Start a war to divert those conflicts! Was social development stagnating because of a lack of wealth?
Start a war to plunder wealth! There was almost nothing that a foreign war could not resolve!
When Mr. Truman said those things, his scalp tingled faintly.
Actually, when Lin Qi had first proposed those measures, he had considered this point as well—if the employees pooled their own funds to buy the factory, but its performance was poor, the local government would have to deal with more than just a group of workers who had lost their jobs.
They would have to face a group of unemployed workers who had not only lost their jobs, but might also have lost their savings or be on the verge of losing their homes after taking out bank loans! But afterward, Lin Qi had used this very method to persuade him.
Once war broke out and government orders surged, could they really fail to save some businesses? Moreover, the actual number of such businesses was far smaller than everyone imagined—at most, a few hundred companies or factories. They would not need that much money to save them.
Just like that, the problem was solved.
Who else would the government's orders go to?
And Mr. Truman could use this matter to gain immense recognition from the lower classes of society. As Lin Qi often said, the one thing the common people never lacked was empathy.
When they learned that factory after factory would be saved because of Mr. Truman, that worker after worker standing on the edge of hell would be redeemed because he had reached out his hand, people would naturally develop a favorable impression of him.
Sometimes,