CrusaderFrank
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In what year did the New Deal end the FDR ("Great") Depression?
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Without the new deal projects we may not have won WW2.
This thread proves the irrelevancy of talking seriously about a complex subject on a partisan message
board.
The OP puts out a stupid poll that is full of false choices. The others that wish to discredit the New Deal show an ignorance that is truly pathetic. Their arguments are on such a low level tha tit is impossible to argue without giving them a textbook of information that they obviously will reject because they have refused to learn anything in the first place.
The new Deal can stand some criticism but that put out here is simply absurd. Embarrassing!
Yes, now the evidence is overwhelming that FDR did not spend enough on his attempts to pump money into the economy. FDR needed to have war-time spending to end the depression.
Without the new deal projects we may not have won WW2.
Yes, FDR made a quick response to the Fascists possible. Yet there were still apologists for Hitler among the rabid right; Japan attacking was the only thing that brought light to the blank spaces of their minds, the Japanese were not "white". Prescott Bush continued to do business with Nazi Germany until it was a crime to do so.
The massive government spending program also known as WWII ended the Great Depression.
The massive government spending program also known as WWII ended the Great Depression.
So the New Deal never ended the Depression and your only answer is world war with tens of millions killed?
This thread proves the irrelevancy of talking seriously about a complex subject on a partisan message
board.
The OP puts out a stupid poll that is full of false choices. The others that wish to discredit the New Deal show an ignorance that is truly pathetic. Their arguments are on such a low level tha tit is impossible to argue without giving them a textbook of information that they obviously will reject because they have refused to learn anything in the first place.
The new Deal can stand some criticism but that put out here is simply absurd. Embarrassing!
This thread proves the irrelevancy of talking seriously about a complex subject on a partisan message
board.
The OP puts out a stupid poll that is full of false choices. The others that wish to discredit the New Deal show an ignorance that is truly pathetic. Their arguments are on such a low level tha tit is impossible to argue without giving them a textbook of information that they obviously will reject because they have refused to learn anything in the first place.
The new Deal can stand some criticism but that put out here is simply absurd. Embarrassing!
I've got "textbooks of information" supporting my claim; but you will probably just reject them, while not supporting your own claims.
You're correct, however, in your statement about talking seriously about a complex subject on a partisan message board.
Your dismissive post is just another example...
No, it didn't...Not directly anyways.The massive government spending program also known as WWII ended the Great Depression.
Without the new deal projects we may not have won WW2.
Yes, FDR made a quick response to the Fascists possible. Yet there were still apologists for Hitler among the rabid right; Japan attacking was the only thing that brought light to the blank spaces of their minds, the Japanese were not "white". Prescott Bush continued to do business with Nazi Germany until it was a crime to do so.
Which response to Fascism would that be, turning the MS St. Louis away? Interring Japanese Americans in camps? Admiring "Uncle Joe" for controlling the Soviet economy and wanting to emulate him here?
Did you know the very phrase "New Deal" comes from a Stalin worshiping US Marxist?
Yes, FDR made a quick response to the Fascists possible. Yet there were still apologists for Hitler among the rabid right; Japan attacking was the only thing that brought light to the blank spaces of their minds, the Japanese were not "white". Prescott Bush continued to do business with Nazi Germany until it was a crime to do so.
Which response to Fascism would that be, turning the MS St. Louis away? Interring Japanese Americans in camps? Admiring "Uncle Joe" for controlling the Soviet economy and wanting to emulate him here?
Did you know the very phrase "New Deal" comes from a Stalin worshiping US Marxist?
Reading your posts bring forth a number of responses. There is mirth because your premises are so hilarious. It is painful to think a voting adult could harbor so many misconceptions. There is embarrassment for you in that you don't seem to realize your ignorance. There is disgust in that you may not be ignorant at all but simply a liar.