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Em 30/09/2010 14:18,  Tom Cod < [email protected] >  escreveu:
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Yeah, I remember glib pettifoggery of a similar sort being used by certain

Well, Tom, I see that you consider "pettifoggery" an opinion that you do not 
agree with. I am no Trotskyist, but I agree that what I call the Greek military 
dictatorship was not a Fascist regime. A Fascist regime, such as Mussolini's in 
Italy and Hitler's in Germany, assures to workers certain benefits, such as 
paid holydays, paid week-end rest, whole employment, free healthcare, free 
education, in exchange for renouncing collective actions, such as strikes or 
political activity. They finance this through a war economy, war aggression and 
through expropriation of millions of people excluded from society. In Greece 
there were no benefits to workers..
What I call "Fascist regime", "military dictatorship", "military regime" and 
"bourgeios democracy", according to the concrete case, may be violent and 
torture regimes in the same level. In Brazil, at the same time that there 
exists the heinous repressive violence you see in those films, Marxist parties 
are allowed by law to use free time on television, mandatory to all open 
channels, to preach socialist revolution. Tom, do you know that Mussolini began 
as a Marxist worker and that his ascension to power was hailed by Georges 
Sorel, the Marxist French theorist of revolutionary-trade-unionism, as "the 
triumph of Marx' ideas"?
Renato

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