Re: Capitalism

On Jul 26, 8:25=A0am, Topaz <mars1...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 23:33:21 -0700 (PDT), Michael Price
>
> <nini_...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > =A0And as I said it must be better than any other solution for the
> >worker
> >because otherwise the worker would have chosen that solution.
>
> =A0They did.

  Sorry liar but they did not.
>
> Here is part of an essay by Dr. Robert Ley:
>
  Note that nowhere in this "essay" is there any evidence that
having "beautiful workplaces" was something that workers valued
more than they would have valued the resources put into making
them beautiful.  If workers desired this beauty so much why
didn't their union leaders ask for it instead of a pay rise?

> "Who concerned himself with creating good workplaces before? Today the
> "Beauty in Labor Office" sees to it that productive people work in
> worthy surroundings, not in dirty workplaces. The "Kraft durch Freude"
> organization provides German workers with vacations and relaxation.
> They travel to the mountains and the beach, and have the chance, often
> for the first time, to explore their beautiful fatherland. They travel
> in their own ****ps to the magical southern seas and countries, or to
> the splendid beauty of the north. Each German citizen today enjoys the
> wonderful achievements of German theater and German music, the best
> German orchestras, the best German operas, theaters and films.
> Citizens listen to the radio, and play any kind of s****t they wish.
> There new activities result not in dissipation, distraction and carnal
> pleasure, rather in genuine pleasure in physical activity, nature and
> culture. He who works hard should be able to enjoy life too so that he
> better appreciates his people. The specter of unemployment no longer
> haunts the nation. Millions have already found work again, and those
> who still have not are cared for by the entire nation. Labor
> representatives see to it that the rights of workers and their honor
> are not violated, and the factory manager is as responsible for his
> employees and they are responsible with him for the success of the
> plant in which they together work...
> Everyone knows that there is only one man to thank, Adolf Hitler, the
> creator of National Socialism, who put the common good above the
> individual good, who replaced class struggle of "above and below" and
> "right and left" with a new message of the honor of labor and of
> service to the people. The National Socialist Labor Service will see
> to it that this teaching that makes the German worker the bearer of
> the state never vanishes. It is seeing to it that every German
> citizen, whatever his occupation may be, first works with his hands
> for the good of the nation."