With Franco and Salazar the story was quite different. They created the poor houses of Europe.
Devine, James wrote:
I'm not so sure. I once had a long argument with an old Italian gentleman who said that the trains didn't run on time under Mussolini. Further, I found some distribution data that indicated that the rate of surplus-value rose drastically under Hitler in the 1930s. Finally, is it simply jobs we care about?
Jim Devine, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] web: http://myweb.lmu.edu/jdevine/
one area the fascists had it over our Republicans is the former actually improved the economy and living conditions for most people, albeit for average people working hours increased a bit and without much wage growth, and for "enemies" nothing needs to be said about the horrors meted out. But,they created full employment for the "mainstream." The Republicans, by contrast, only deliver the illusion prosperity for the many, and their "mainstream" consists only of the top decile at best with some crumbs falling to the second decile.... For a significant number of Germans, a majority really, the fascists could, in LBJ fashion, exclaim, "you never had it so good." For the Republicans, it's only simulcra...
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