To: edwinland
The legacies of Carnegie, Ford, and Disney were subverted by "foundations" and corporate socialism. Henry Ford is spinning, twirling, gyrating in his grave over what became of the Ford Foundation. Invariably such legacies become infected with commies and liberals. The Disney legacy is the antithesis of what Walt would have wanted. Beloved films such as Song of the South remain buried because they aren't "edgy" and don't fit "the Narrative".
4 posted on
04/22/2022 1:21:18 PM PDT by
Governor Dinwiddie
(LORD, grant thy people grace to withstand the temptations of the world, the flesh, and the devil.)
To: Governor Dinwiddie
Well, Henry Ford might have been a genius, but ‘The Eternal Jew’ ended up being one of the most influential books in the Third Reich. Carnegie did a lot of good, but the Johnstown flood might well have been a big part of the reason he tried so hard to leave a positive legacy.
The problem with all foundations like those is that they don’t have to produce anything of quantitative value.
9 posted on
04/22/2022 1:37:35 PM PDT by
Republican in occupied CA
(I will not give up on my native State! Here I was born, here I fight and die!!)
To: Governor Dinwiddie
Henry Ford I did not set up the Found Foundation, That happened when Ford went public in 1950 and the Ford Family set it up. Within a few years the Liberals had taken over the board, sold all the Ford Stock in about 1964 and by 1966 Henry Ford II washed his hands of the thing and regretted ever doing it.
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