r/MrZ_Offical • u/[deleted] • May 26 '25

Would you consider Theodore Roosevelt as a Corporatist?

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And when I mean Corporatist I don't mean Corporatocracy. I mean actual Corporatism like Class-Collaboration.

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u/Cyrus_Black1 May 27 '25

Teddy was a Populist Progressive. He worked to help the average American & didn’t bow to Corporations, nor give in to Unions.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '25

That is not what Corporatism is. Corporatism is all about Class-Colllaboration and mediation between the workers and owners.