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A.L.A. Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States would not be decided this way today. Still, Dems are discussing court packing, quietly.

You might find a Justice or two who would say This is the end of this business of centralization, and I want you to go back and tell the president that we're not going to let this government centralize everything

1 posted on 03/10/2019 7:10:27 AM PDT by SJackson
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The dominant theory at the time was that the Great Depression was caused by “underconsumptionism.”


Anyone notice the advertisement for reverse mortgage ad with what’s his name talking about all the untapped wealth in home equity...…………………………….


2 posted on 03/10/2019 7:17:18 AM PDT by PeterPrinciple (Thinking Caps are no longer being issued but there must be a warehouse full of them somewhere.)
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The dominant theory at the time was that the Great Depression was caused by “underconsumptionism.”


I am doing my part to help the cause, sending money to FR, Donald Trump and others.

Spend your money folks but spend it well. The libs will spend it if you don’t...…………………………………...


3 posted on 03/10/2019 7:19:46 AM PDT by PeterPrinciple (Thinking Caps are no longer being issued but there must be a warehouse full of them somewhere.)
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. As is often the case, power assumed by the government for one purpose is very easy to use for other, more nefarious purposes.


For those who so willingly think another conservative law will solve the problem. Remember the above...…………….

Now knowing the above, how do apply it?


4 posted on 03/10/2019 7:24:04 AM PDT by PeterPrinciple (Thinking Caps are no longer being issued but there must be a warehouse full of them somewhere.)
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At the same time, criticisms of the NRA grew, not the least from the African-American community, which correctly saw attempts to raise wages as a means of shutting black labor out of the market.


So why is minimum wage increase not frowned upon today?


5 posted on 03/10/2019 7:27:11 AM PDT by PeterPrinciple (Thinking Caps are no longer being issued but there must be a warehouse full of them somewhere.)
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“It was much closer to the economic institutions of fascism then in place in Italy. As Shlaes and others have documented, Roosevelt’s advisers had been explicitly influenced by Mussolini, and he and Roosevelt had something of a mutual admiration society.”

I’ve always agreed with the view that the New Deal was the American version of the centralization and collectivism going on at the time in Italy, Germany, and Russia.


6 posted on 03/10/2019 7:32:23 AM PDT by SoCal Pubbie
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the classic story of Jewish heroism: a group of Jews under siege by the State demonstrating grace under pressure by standing up for their beliefs.


Folks if anyone has actually read the article, what is to be learned?

For one, it reminded me of the Founding Fathers. Our Founding Fathers had nothing left to lose. Nothing to protect as the British were in the process of destroying them. The guys that signed were targets BEFORE signing, the signing did not make them the targets.

The four guys above had nothing left to lose either.

FREEDOM IS JUST ANOTHER WORD FOR NOTHING LEFT TO LOSE

So application? We aren’t going to fight until it becomes more real to us. As long as there is a chance that we can keep our stuff, we will be docile.


8 posted on 03/10/2019 7:35:07 AM PDT by PeterPrinciple (Thinking Caps are no longer being issued but there must be a warehouse full of them somewhere.)
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The article ends by referring to the Roosevelt Administration’s refusal to allow Jews fleeing the Nazis to find refuge in the US. The voyage of the “St. Louis” and the ultimate murder by the Nazis of some of its refugee passengers still haunts. In fact some of the current US asylum laws and the concept of a “well founded fear of persecution” were inspired by the voyage of the “St. Louis” and the fate of its passengers. ( that is not to say that the asylum laws and the concept of “well founded fear” has not and is not being currently abused.) However have a question to someone who may know. Why didn’t the “St. Louis” dock in the Dominican Republic which at the time was welcoming Jewsish refugees from Europe especially Germany?


9 posted on 03/10/2019 7:36:24 AM PDT by allendale (.)
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“...of athletes like Hank Greenberg and Sandy Koufax”

But not very many, at least according to the movie Airplane.


15 posted on 03/10/2019 8:20:45 AM PDT by BobL (I eat at McDonald's and shop at Walmart - I just don't tell anyone.)
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“It wasn’t socialism, but it wasn’t capitalism either. It was much closer to the economic institutions of fascism then in place in Italy. As Shlaes and others have documented, Roosevelt’s advisers had been explicitly influenced by Mussolini, and he and Roosevelt had something of a mutual admiration society.”

Also similar to China today, and VERY SIMILAR to what Obama was pushing. Sure, most of corporate America would remain ‘private’, but they would always answer to Washington. And this is where today’s Democrat Party pretty much lies. However, AOC, Talib, and Omar want NO PART OF THAT, since that arrangement means still having super-rich people who are not achieving their wealth by being in government, particularly bankers and CEOs.

Hence the split in the Democrat Party. The new gals, and Bernie for that matter, are pushing for outright Communism, and are forcing the Democrat Party to go there.


16 posted on 03/10/2019 8:27:36 AM PDT by BobL (I eat at McDonald's and shop at Walmart - I just don't tell anyone.)
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And yet today 75 percent of Jews and 90 percent of blacks vote for the party that has done more to oppress them than any other entity in the country. It just boggles the mind.


19 posted on 03/10/2019 9:00:05 AM PDT by AlaskaErik (I served and protected my country for 31 years. Progressives spent that time trying to destroy it.)
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On May 27 a unanimous Court ruled that the NIRA did indeed violate the Commerce Clause and that even in “extraordinary conditions” Congress may not exceed its constitutional limits. Specifically, Congress had no legitimate power to delegate what amounted to law-making power to the NRA.

Someone should inform the EPA of this decision, this news from the 1930s seems to have not have made it to them yet.

20 posted on 03/10/2019 9:03:01 AM PDT by pepsi_junkie (Often wrong, but never in doubt!)
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Specifically, Congress had no legitimate power to delegate what amounted to law-making power to the NRA.

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21 posted on 03/10/2019 9:06:45 AM PDT by TalBlack (Damn right I'll "do something" you fat, balding son of a bitch!)
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Hmmm ... seems the ‘Rats and the ‘Rat media were racist and antisemitic back then. Ilhan Omar would have fit right in ...


22 posted on 03/10/2019 9:07:51 AM PDT by NorthMountain (... the right of the peopIe to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed)
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The 1960s were when the Left really killed the Constitution. When William O. Douglas’ found “penumbras and emanations” from the Constitution, it meant the Constitution was whatever the present political fashion said it was.


23 posted on 03/10/2019 9:22:22 AM PDT by PGR88
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“”The American Jews’ love for FDR is also something of a mystery when one considers his administration’s refusal to help Jews escape Nazi Germany as the Holocaust began to unfold. “”

That was the first thought that came to my mind when I read how much they loved FDR....glad we got to the end and the dichotomy of it. Very interesting post. Thanks.


24 posted on 03/10/2019 9:50:56 AM PDT by Thank You Rush
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save for later


25 posted on 03/10/2019 10:19:02 AM PDT by Gay State Conservative (Mitt Romney: Bringing Massachusetts Values To The Great State Of Utah.)
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The story is told in The Forgotten Man by Amity Schlaes


26 posted on 03/10/2019 1:37:39 PM PDT by quilterdebbie (We will endeavor to persevere!)
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