>Wasn't that power gained at least in part through domestic slavery,
>Jim Crow, and the exporting of higher levels
>of exploitation?
Where are you starting the timeline? How do slavery and Keynesianism connect in time and space?
> > It's why capital hates Keynesian arrangements, and set out to bust them up
> > in the late 1970s.
>
>Those arrangements were under attack well before the 70s. Workers got
>tired of all bosses, union as well as corporate, not to mention
>fathers and husbands.
I don't really understand what you're saying here.
> > but the ruling class doesn't see it that way.
>
>I can't imagine why we should be concerned with the way "the" ruling
>class sees things.
So we can have an idea of what's going on in the world?