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The aryan man is superior culturally, they are the founders of civilization Sieg Heil
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<blockquote data-quote="Naofumi" data-source="post: 47457" data-attributes="member: 39"><p>2.16 SINS OF THE BOURGEOISIE</p><p>On many occasions, the bourgeoisie took a definite stand against even</p><p>the most reasonable demands of the working classes. Such conduct was ill</p><p>considered and indeed immoral; it could bring no gain whatsoever to the</p><p>bourgeois class. The result was that the honest workman was dragged out</p><p>of the trade-union organization and into politics.</p><p>Millions of workers surely began with hostility to the Social</p><p>Democratic Party; but their defenses were repeatedly attacked, and finally</p><p>they had to surrender. But this outcome was due to the stupidity of the</p><p>bourgeois parties, who opposed every social demand put forth by the</p><p>working class. Bourgeois leaders' tactics included: a short-sighted refusal</p><p>to make an effort towards improving labor conditions; a refusal to adopt</p><p>accident insurance for factory workers; a refusal to forbid child labor;</p><p>and a refusal to consider protective measures for women workers,</p><p>especially pregnant ones. These leaders were thankful for every</p><p>opportunity that they could exploit for forcing the masses into their net.</p><p>Our bourgeois parties can never repair the damage that resulted from</p><p>these mistakes. They sowed the seeds of hatred when they opposed all</p><p>efforts at social reform. And thus they gave, at least, apparent grounds to</p><p>justify the Social Democrats' claim that they, alone, stood up for the</p><p>interests of the working class.</p><p>And this became the principal ground for the justification of the</p><p>existence of the trade unions; thus they became, from that time onward,</p><p>the chief political recruiting tool for growing the ranks of the Social</p><p>Democratic Party.</p><p>2.17 THE TRADE-UNION QUESTION</p><p>During my years in Vienna, I was forced-whether I liked it or not</p><p>to take a position on the trade unions.</p><p>Because I saw them as inseparable from the Social Democratic Party,</p><p>my decision was hasty-and mistaken.</p><p>I rejected them as a matter of course.</p><p>But on this essential question, fate intervened and taught me a lesson.</p><p>As a result, I changed my initial opinion.</p><p>When I was 20 years old, I learned to distinguish between the trade</p><p>unions as, on the one hand, a means of defending the social rights of the</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Naofumi, post: 47457, member: 39"] 2.16 SINS OF THE BOURGEOISIE On many occasions, the bourgeoisie took a definite stand against even the most reasonable demands of the working classes. Such conduct was ill considered and indeed immoral; it could bring no gain whatsoever to the bourgeois class. The result was that the honest workman was dragged out of the trade-union organization and into politics. Millions of workers surely began with hostility to the Social Democratic Party; but their defenses were repeatedly attacked, and finally they had to surrender. But this outcome was due to the stupidity of the bourgeois parties, who opposed every social demand put forth by the working class. Bourgeois leaders' tactics included: a short-sighted refusal to make an effort towards improving labor conditions; a refusal to adopt accident insurance for factory workers; a refusal to forbid child labor; and a refusal to consider protective measures for women workers, especially pregnant ones. These leaders were thankful for every opportunity that they could exploit for forcing the masses into their net. Our bourgeois parties can never repair the damage that resulted from these mistakes. They sowed the seeds of hatred when they opposed all efforts at social reform. And thus they gave, at least, apparent grounds to justify the Social Democrats' claim that they, alone, stood up for the interests of the working class. And this became the principal ground for the justification of the existence of the trade unions; thus they became, from that time onward, the chief political recruiting tool for growing the ranks of the Social Democratic Party. 2.17 THE TRADE-UNION QUESTION During my years in Vienna, I was forced-whether I liked it or not to take a position on the trade unions. Because I saw them as inseparable from the Social Democratic Party, my decision was hasty-and mistaken. I rejected them as a matter of course. But on this essential question, fate intervened and taught me a lesson. As a result, I changed my initial opinion. When I was 20 years old, I learned to distinguish between the trade unions as, on the one hand, a means of defending the social rights of the [/QUOTE]
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