No, they absolutely will not.

Those factory jobs are, to a first approximation, gone for good. Either they are being done by humans in other countries that not only have a cost of living less than 1/5 of ours, but also have massive supply and logistics chains built up to support them, or they have been automated. Sure, there will be a few much-ballyhooed factories built and staffed, but compared to the period after WWII, which is what most of them are thinking of, it's going to be less than a drop in the bucket.

And, for the vast majority of people, that's an unalloyed good. Factory jobs are hard on the body. Office work may have less of a nationalist mythos built up around it, but it's genuinely better for most people.

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yongjik 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Ehh... I was just making a crass joke that MAGA might end up making America so poor that Americans would be willing to work for terrible factory jobs. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

	▲	saltcured an hour ago \| parent \| next [-]
		If you replaced "factory" with "covert drug lab" in your joke, would it get the point across? Or will someone explain that those jobs, too, are a thing of the past...
	▲	mindslight 2 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		That just seems like the straightforward maggot plan though, once you read past the marketing hopium? Assuming our new Chinese owners will be willing to let us have factories, of course.