Reddit reviews Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal: 1932-1940

As historical writing is always in conversation with preceding work, I think it's quite useful to start with an older book. In the case of FDR, I think you'd do well to read Leuchtenberg's Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal, published in the early 60s, IIRC. Like all work, it's a product of its time, so some of the claims may not be quite as relevant as they were ~50 years ago.

http://www.amazon.com/The-New-Deal-Modern-History/dp/1439154481/ref=cm_cr_dp_asin_lnk

http://www.amazon.com/Franklin-Roosevelt-New-Deal-1932-1940/dp/0061836966

The great projects took America out of the Great Depression within a few years of being enacted.

Farm income quadruple during the New Deal. Source

Based on the reforms of the New Deal (which were really stopgaps) they created a new conservative and didn't help blacks and sharecroppers as much as it should.

Finally, stow the faux outrage. I asked you a simple question of what decade and you flipped your shit. If you actually knew the damn answer all you had to do was answer it.

Instead, you go on with ad hom attacks and unprofessional attitude acting like an all around jackass with some high falutin knowledge. You aren't. I really don't care if you're Latino or not but you have a poor grasp on how to argue on the internet and you've yet to really convince me you know how to act like anything else other than a childish commentator.

You don't call someone a "Marxdrone" when you lose an argument.

You don't double down on a bad position when it makes no sense.

But you can present some facts to back up your claim or act like a child. It's your call.

Other than that, if YOU got some facts to refute the claim, I'm all ears. Otherwise, quit being as crazy as an SJW.