Yoshie loves to tell us how the workers are religious, but they're not terribly religious in the Western European social democracies, where the working classes have historically been among the strongest in the world (and remain stronger than the euroland elite would like). It's hard to say which came first, mass secularism or working class strength, but it does seem they go together. The American working class, by contrast, is pious and weak. Connection?
Why exclude Japan, where the working class are unpious and weak? :-> -- Yoshie <http://montages.blogspot.com/> <http://mrzine.org> <http://monthlyreview.org/>
- Re: Felix Morrow on religion, (continued)
- Re: Felix Morrow on religion, Yoshie Furuhashi Sat 24 Feb 2007, 16:17 GMT
- Re: Felix Morrow on religion, Doyle Saylor Sat 24 Feb 2007, 16:17 GMT
- Re: Felix Morrow on religion, Yoshie Furuhashi Sat 24 Feb 2007, 16:43 GMT
- Re: Felix Morrow on religion, Doug Henwood Sat 24 Feb 2007, 16:49 GMT
- Re: Felix Morrow on religion, Yoshie Furuhashi Sat 24 Feb 2007, 16:51 GMT
- Re: Felix Morrow on religion, Doyle Saylor Sat 24 Feb 2007, 17:06 GMT
- Re: Felix Morrow on religion, joel blau Sat 24 Feb 2007, 17:15 GMT
- Re: Felix Morrow on religion, Angelus Novus Sat 24 Feb 2007, 17:15 GMT
- Re: Felix Morrow on religion, Yoshie Furuhashi Sat 24 Feb 2007, 17:20 GMT