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"On the other hand, it would be nice if Klein's alternative were generally viable. Thomas Jefferson's vision of forty acres and a mule would be vindicated, albeit in a more socially organized manner. But it is not. Worker's control is a great dream (I dreamed it myself for many years), but it founders on the reality of capital diversification, which the worker-owned firm cannot handle."
it doesn't bother you that 'forty acres and a mule' is referred to as "Jefferson's vision" when Jefferson died in 1826 and the phrase was spawned after the U.S. Civil War?
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