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Yes, history remembers well the efforts of those people, and their results. And if you define who counts as "workers" and who the "owners" are just so, you ca
by gooseus 4y ago
Yes, history remembers well the efforts of those people, and their results.
And if you define who counts as "workers" and who the "owners" are just so, you can also add "fascist" to the list of people who advocate for a similar system (national socialists).
It's almost as if rhetoric that promises "workers" a way to take back the fruits of their labor from evil "owners" is a really great way for populist demagogues (on either side) to whip up a Revolution that installs a new groups of oligarchs as a central Party apparatus that effectively owns everything... on behalf of the Workers, of course.
- kevviiinn 4y agoFascism by definition is not aligned with workers, it is aligned purely with the interests of corporations and capital owners