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The real question is: if it's true, what do you think those who tried learned from it? Did they find a way to achieve their goal without any outright observable
by wyldberry 3y ago
The real question is: if it's true, what do you think those who tried learned from it? Did they find a way to achieve their goal without any outright observable changes from the public's perspective?
- z3c0 3y agoYes, mostly through the ideas of Edward Bernays and Ivy Lee.
- pphysch 3y agoIt sure puts the 60s in a new light.
- mrguyorama 3y agoNobody went to jail, the united states is primarily run by business interests since the 80s, and facism is alive and well in the states. It sounds to me like they got exactly what they wanted, just had to be patient.
- knute 3y ago> the united states is primarily run by business interests since the 80s The 1880s.
- mrguyorama 3y agoArguably the revolution was heavily motivated by business interests. Arguably.
- dragonwriter 3y agoThe 1780s. And earlier, but then it was Britain being run by business interests, and the main reason for the US becoming independent was conflict between local and remote business interests. (Particularly, North American interests and regulation serving the East India Company.)