Glenn Beck's documentary on communism explains A LOT.
cornholio wrote:
azi sympathizer as well?
George Bernard Shaw was in show business. His opinion on Mussolini
didn't matter. In 1929 a lot of prominent Americans admired the Italian
dictator and his new corporatist form of government; President W.W.W.
Bush's grandfather among them.
The interview with George Bernard Shaw had him advocating the
extermination
of everyone who wasn't contributing as much as they consumed to
society.
Of course, he didn't really explain who would decide what exactly
qualified as
contributing or consuming.
Eugenics was the flavor of the week at one time.
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