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In reply to the discussion: KRUGMAN: "Recovery Was NEVER The Point" [View all]byeya
(2,842 posts)44. The post WW2 social contract, basically said Capital will share increasing productivity
and profits with the Workers; and the Workers, in turn, would foreswear stringing up the capitalists from
power poles.
The attack on Workers has been going on since the late Carter presidency and has continued unabated since. We wage slaves need to realize that, for us, this is not a self-correcting state of affairs.
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They are already using the police to protect the banks from peaceful protesters
EFerrari
Jun 2012
#13
I've been waiting my entire life for "when the serious shit comes down" and I'm
coalition_unwilling
Jun 2012
#43
The post WW2 social contract, basically said Capital will share increasing productivity
byeya
Jun 2012
#44
I was thinking about the warning Naomi Klein wrote about. To bad no one
southernyankeebelle
Jun 2012
#7
I think we are the 3rd one. Many on the right won't open their eyes until its to late.
southernyankeebelle
Jun 2012
#56
Most excellent rant. I only differ with the first sentence. There was no failure:
freshwest
Jun 2012
#20
" economic recovery was never the point; the drive for austerity was about using the crisis, not"
greiner3
Jun 2012
#24
Gee Mr Krugman one does not need a Phd in Economics or the Nobel Prize to see what is happening
dinopipie
Jun 2012
#26
You can acknowledge that's the game, but the question is whether the necessity to act is real.
napoleon_in_rags
Jun 2012
#60