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I also did not read that into what Bev said. Castro initially had huge  
support from people looking for a 
better life. They were not unintelligent, just had misplaced hope and  
allegiance brought on by their want
of a better system. The Nazi's were the same as was Stalin. I took what she  
wrote as an indictment on the
people who had sold them a dream they will have a hard time living up  to.
 
Drew
 
 
In a message dated 11/8/2008 3:33:19 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
Clansgian AT wmconnect.com writes:

Are you  sure that implication is there or is fair?  Tens of thousands of  
people showed up for Nazi rallies expecting that the Reich portened better  
days 
for them.  Does it follow that they were unintelligent?

I  seriously doubt that anyone (much) walked off the job permanently on Wed.  
morning expecting never to have to work again, I'm not sure that was what  
Bev 
was saying.  I took it more as a celebration of what they  expected to come.  
And even that does not necessarily imply an  expectation to never work again. 
 
Obama has promised an army of Green  Collar jobs which must surely suggest a 
better deal than checking out at  WalMart.

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