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>Then, too, there was always the memory that the USSR had meant to be a
workers' state. Richard Wright, an expert on automotive history who teaches
journalism at Wayne State, once told me, "I think that while it was there,
it was always a reminder to the bosses," some restraining influence on how
far they could go.
Those words of wisdom tell me that at least some liberals can be redeemed, if they travel to the Holy Land in Moscow to pay their homage at the Stalin's grave for the liberal concessions the ruling class made in the us during 1960s and 1970s.
Without its natural enemy in sight, us capitalism is quickly mutating into its native form - business fascism.
wojtek