It also forced through the dissolution of the zaibatsu, modeling itself on Stalin’s crushing of the NEP men during the First Five-Year Plan (1928–1932).
＞The JA (agricultural cooperatives), modeled on the kolkhozes of the old Soviet Communist Party, was precisely a reckless attempt to have the ignorant and benighted propertyless class, blue-collar workers (former tenant farmers)—what Fukuzawa Yukichi called “the apprentice Gonosuke”—who are capable of nothing more than the fixed routines of eating, sleeping, chasing after women to make babies, and producing ordinary commodities (agricultural products), provide capital to and manage JA as a business corporation.
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It also forced through the dissolution of the zaibatsu, modeling itself on Stalin’s crushing of the NEP men during the First Five-Year Plan (1928–1932).
＞The JA (agricultural cooperatives), modeled on the kolkhozes of the old Soviet Communist Party, was precisely a reckless attempt to have the ignorant and benighted propertyless class, blue-collar workers (former tenant farmers)—what Fukuzawa Yukichi called “the apprentice Gonosuke”—who are capable of nothing more than the fixed routines of eating, sleeping, chasing after women to make babies, and producing ordinary commodities (agricultural products), provide capital to and manage JA as a business corporation.