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Socialism For Dummies - part 2
Professor Richard D. Wolff continues his lecture on socialism....
The Past, Present and possible future of America!
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Bernie Sanders Full - speech in Keene NH - June 6 2015
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Socialism For Dummies.
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Professor Richard D. Wolff explains in 50 minutes what socialism is NOT. Where does the American fear of Socialism, Communism and Marxism come from?

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  • @Huy-G-Le
    @Huy-G-Le Місяць тому

    The professor is not telling the entire truth. *Stalin did follows Lenin steps to literally transfer the ownerships and management and whatever of the state enterprise back to the working populations* , HOWEVER, he, and the *Soviet partisan found out, they come to realize* that, from the experience helping other left wing movement, militants and otherwise since the 1920s to come. That the other side, the Capital Business class side, that they will do all they can to took back everything, and at the rates of worker ran enterprise, the *Soviet would not be able to produces enough small arms, armored vehicles, artillery, bullets and foods to even last a short wars, against a much more industrializes army (whom can out produces and thus outlast them)* AT the were during the Spanish Civil Wars, and they, the Soviet governments had industrializes so much, improves the living conditions and material conditions of their people, updates their weaponry so much, but it's was not enough, because if you recall, the left wing united Front, the Republican faction LOST that wars against the right wing united Front of the Nationalist. So Stalin administration list out a plans to reorganizes the Soviet Industry under a state planning more direct state controls models TO PRODUCES enough equipment for the already incoming wars, regardless what dude in Mongolian want to go to wars or not, the Axis are coming, and none of complains gonna stops the united right wing army, the Axis army. HOWEVER, *it's was always the plans to return these industries from state ran BACK to the working population as Commune, Coops, whatever, working people own the mean of economic production!* , but guess what? Stalin pass aways because he was old, and over works. Then what? well the administration that came after Stalin decide "You know what? the Soviet Union industries gonna be primarily state owns, but small coops and communes are allows, with states instruction" and that last until the Soviet Union dissolves. It's was AFTER Lenin and Stalin passing, that the latter leader of the USSR decide, this was enough.

  • @solarsamatyahoo.comsumthin2416
    @solarsamatyahoo.comsumthin2416 Місяць тому

    An important question is would majorities of workers know enough about specific important subjects to rule wisely? Environmental and health management come to mind. We're going extinct and need to manage with that in mind. Scientists get ignored and disaster follows, and multiple environmental collapses are on the way without cure as a result.

  • @angelamossucco2190
    @angelamossucco2190 2 місяці тому

    This otherwise beautiful lecture is marred by the phrase ‘poor stalin’. That should be edited out or qualified with mention of information about his atrocities on his own population. He killed millions?

  • @alexshoop7882
    @alexshoop7882 2 місяці тому

    The argument that socialism is a bad word in America today is garbage. The reason “there is no debate” is not because “it is too scary” it is because there is literally no remaining argument for socialisms viability. It died with the collapse of the Soviet Union. Cry more about it.

  • @jamesmatthewneeland5707
    @jamesmatthewneeland5707 2 місяці тому

    *No.* The Fire and Police Departments, oh, and public schools and libraries....and street lights, are when "the government does stuff." The abolition of all private property, even, in some theories, personal property, and the subjugation of all autonomous exercise of work and/or will to the supposed greater good of maximizing control of the economy (and the culture and the relationship of people to their community and to each other) by the state (nominally as directed by "the people") is SOCIALISM. *We all get to share in the same mediocrity, as "equals."* This prof's simple-Simon reduction is as disingenuous, and almost as condescending, as his delivery.

  • @authenticallysuperficial9874
    @authenticallysuperficial9874 3 місяці тому

    He can say all this and still not see how evil it is. Enslavement is evil. Theft is evil.

  • @Cooliofamily
    @Cooliofamily 4 місяці тому

    It’s time we made pee pee on capitalism!!

  • @eges72
    @eges72 4 місяці тому

    "Capitalist Richard Wolff doesn't exist, it can't hurt you" Capitalist Richard Wolff: "Capitalism is when the company does stuff. The more company does stuff, the more Capitalist it gets, but if it does *real* stuff, its Corporatism."

  • @Domi_Nique811
    @Domi_Nique811 4 місяці тому

    "Capitalism isn't doing too well for the last 6, 7 years" Checks date of the video Ouch.

    • @EnderCorePL
      @EnderCorePL 4 місяці тому

      It has been doing worse ever since too, more and more younger folk sour to capitalism as economy is in shambles. Today in US, UK, Poland, and many other countries you cannot buy a home and homelessness is on the rise, for anyone looking it's clear the system fails.

    • @martin0499
      @martin0499 3 місяці тому

      I was just thinking that, you can pretty much make it 15 years now

  • @skipper7152
    @skipper7152 4 місяці тому

    I wouldn't say capitalism as a system is the same as the state of nature, which is what Hobbes refers to. Really nice lecture, though 19:00

  • @pygmalionsrobot1896
    @pygmalionsrobot1896 7 місяців тому

    Socialism is really just a form of porn for people who have Freudian fantasies about gulags and mass-Un-Alivings of the innocent. It's really amazing that these kinds of sociopaths keep preaching utopia when the failed system has such an utterly astounding body count ... at this point in history it would make more sense to regard Socialism as a kind of cult for serial-Un-Alivers.

  • @LuxeonIII
    @LuxeonIII 7 місяців тому

    Now 2023 and we see socialism is for dummies. I’ve listened to him debate capitalists , the one debate the capitalist shows him we already have his idea within the capitalist structure. It’s every person that starts their own business with no employees, we have farm co-ops now. We have the nuclear family pure socialism the way he describes. No laws preventing the size of any socialist company to have every person that belongs to it. It’s all available but it still hasn’t caught on 8 years later from this video. Why this man spends his life trying to convert capitalism that has lifted millions out of poverty. To bad we can’t go back in time and tell this guy it isn’t going to work his ideas are totally rejected when it comes to swapping out capitalism for socialism. He is an angry old socialist that will never understand socialism doesn’t scale , people are not all nice responsible citizens so treating a corporation of thousands of people like a 5 person families is like getting all your extended family to agree on Turkey or ribs for thanksgiving or gif forbid politics be spoken at tge dinner table. It doesn’t work end of story.

  • @jirotomiyama5589
    @jirotomiyama5589 8 місяців тому

    I'm all for the raising the living standard of the common man by the agency of socialism if that what it takes. The models we had to go by in the twentieth century and beyond were systems that were and are principally interested in ideology and absolute obedience to the state. They didn't care and still don't care who they step on to achieve complete power. If we have Socialism let's have a type that has to answer to an opposition party. Any political party that dominates government without organized opposition becomes corrupt.

  • @oldspammer
    @oldspammer 9 місяців тому

    3:18 Individuals for whatever reasons. Those reasons that distinguish between them matter a lot. because not everyone can be an operator of a business that has sustained operations because the system is rigged by over-taxation due to the debt-based monetary system where the debt grows without upper bounds because we are shifting the burden of the debt to generations further into the future to be the central banker's debt slaves. No one now can start a large business because the quantity of money involved is tremendous and no one can accumulate any sizable wealth on their own because of graduated income taxes. All this is part and parcel of the Manifesto of the Communists. Socialism and endless wars have the purpose of permanently indebting the nation-state to enslave the population to paying the ever-increasing compounded interest payments on that boundless debt. Inflation and increasing taxes are the results from endless wars and supporting that the least talented, least educated, and least smart have a growing number of children who may have even less than their unfortunate parents. It is a race to the pit of heck and dysgenics where the smartest people are having fewer of their talented offspring who could rise from the depths of the middle classes as was their dream. Marxism concentrates wealth by creating an elite political class, eliminating the middle class so that everyone else lives like a slave. Suppose that you want to build some innovative invention? You have to find a property, develop the property, service the property with utilities, buy the raw materials, hire and train employees, higher professionals to manage and track finances, all before the product rolls off the assembly line, and lining up retailers to sell your product to the consumer. The property has taxes, heating and cooling and electrical power expenses. If any toxic by-products are produced, a means of safe, inexpensive disposal must be arranged. The business shall collapse it it is not well maintained where the profits have to be re-invested to replace worn-out equipment, upgrade the tools and processes, etc. Suppose the owner wants to produce different widgets and open another factory and business for that? From where does the money come for that if everything is taxed away using graduated income taxes? What if all your potential employees cannot even tie their shoelaces by the age 25 years old because the talent pool is very shallow. What if your managers are short-term thinkers and fire your most talented employees due to being unable to understand and know what the advanced employee is doing to save on production costs by creating their own tools to manage the work product through innovation? I have met talented as well as idiotic managers who have no insight into what matters most--keeping expenses down for ongoing operations.

  • @SephStuff_
    @SephStuff_ 9 місяців тому

    41:35: here is what you came for

  • @Owl350
    @Owl350 9 місяців тому

    Bernie Sanders was lying the whole time or would tell you to vote for the Socialist Party . Or maybe he was lying half the time either way you're not using the right science .

  • @michakoodziej5741
    @michakoodziej5741 9 місяців тому

    Great video, so the first part. ✊🏻🚩

  • @annohalloran6020
    @annohalloran6020 9 місяців тому

    In every lecture on any subject there’s an arsehole know it all in the audience. He heckles. He takes up the Q&A with his pontification and ego. Thanks Rick for shutting him up.

  • @skeptic3045
    @skeptic3045 9 місяців тому

    Marxian economics is like homeopathic medicine. Quackery at its finest.

  • @Alun49
    @Alun49 10 місяців тому

    The guy interrupting was irritating. It is fine to disagree with a presenter, but to continually interrupt, as if this was a dialogue (as Wolff challenged), is simply rude. Listen to the argument, and then in Q&A, make your point. That is the forum, not during the talk.

  • @pjaworek6793
    @pjaworek6793 10 місяців тому

    Thank you!

  • @pjaworek6793
    @pjaworek6793 10 місяців тому

    Halfway through and ironically, I don't know what socialism is still and what it would look like if we replaced our capitalism with this. But I learned a lot! Oooh, watch part 2!!!

  • @Zaza-eq4ss
    @Zaza-eq4ss 11 місяців тому

    That fellow in the audience was making me irrationally angry 😭 Good questions, though!

  • @Zaza-eq4ss
    @Zaza-eq4ss 11 місяців тому

    Hands down the best explanation for what socialism is not that I've ever heard. Thank you Professor Wolff!

  • @seldomsceen
    @seldomsceen 11 місяців тому

    The govt will go to any means it had to stop socialism but child porn and men transitioning into Women are perfectly fine to allow? .. interesting

    • @pjaworek6793
      @pjaworek6793 10 місяців тому

      It's called "distraction"

    • @mono90286
      @mono90286 9 місяців тому

      The government definitely doesn't allow child porn, rightfully, and it doesn't support trans people either, sadly. Fuck off with your transphobia, you give socialists a bad name.

  • @miguelpinto9712
    @miguelpinto9712 11 місяців тому

    It was good untill as a historian, not that good in factual argumentation.. a lot of arguments and facts, very little sources and data, not saying isnt true, but those are indeed needed and are the ones which gives value to his arguments and gather audience. As an european (portuguese) that still has the austerity season in memory and to a point self proclaimed socialist, after 8 years after the austerity season, it keeps the same , state still works as a tool for capitalists and burguoise, even though we've been ruled by a self called "socialist party" since 2013.. most of european countries have taken the "evolutionary socialism" path, which its power is still submissive to capital and financial powers.. Im not a Marx, or Engels, not event close to the professor, but seems to me to very visible that state power survives only by support of capitalists and vice versa.. also, capitalism works in cycles, its fine, its gets good, it crumbles, and here we go again, so theres always hope it ll someday really work.. i dont think revolutionary or evolutionary socialims will work until a social/mindset change takes place,people can see through capital lies and capital marketeers promised and state gets recoginized as capitalist leverage tool for class struggle, which wil be used to benefit the top, fewer ones.. capitalism has to go, but state does too...

  • @kavorka8855
    @kavorka8855 11 місяців тому

    "Socialism for Dummies" Exactly! 🤣

  • @carrie82853
    @carrie82853 11 місяців тому

    What fantastic lecture, thank you👏

  • @CodaMission
    @CodaMission 11 місяців тому

    I don't know why socialism is more palatable when explained to me by an old dude from New York, but it is

  • @steveclark8538
    @steveclark8538 Рік тому

    Excellent!

  • @user-he4ft1to9v
    @user-he4ft1to9v Рік тому

    Mr. Wolff, what you have just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

    • @pjaworek6793
      @pjaworek6793 10 місяців тому

      Ah "god" rears its ugly head in your comment and fully fully explains it. It's not that you know something, it's that you dont want to.

  • @electricman69
    @electricman69 Рік тому

    Socialism works until you run out of other people's money Margaret thatcher.

    • @bsauerapple9024
      @bsauerapple9024 9 місяців тому

      She’s in hell

    • @MartinRenner
      @MartinRenner 2 місяці тому

      Ah yes, Margaret Thatcher... The renowned voice of reason and empathy lol

  • @terencenxumalo1159
    @terencenxumalo1159 Рік тому

    good work

  • @terencenxumalo1159
    @terencenxumalo1159 Рік тому

    good work

  • @1950sTardigrade
    @1950sTardigrade Рік тому

    beautiful

  • @alioli1563
    @alioli1563 Рік тому

    socialism for dummies is a redundancy

    • @buzzardman2963
      @buzzardman2963 Рік тому

      I can agree with this because fascists are so dumb that even if they watch the videos they'll probably still not understand what's being said.

  • @shawnburnham1
    @shawnburnham1 Рік тому

    4:00

  • @Dan16673
    @Dan16673 Рік тому

    It is a good title because socialism IS for dummies :)

    • @pjaworek6793
      @pjaworek6793 10 місяців тому

      Hahaha. We'll see you at the guillotine.

  • @p.a.andrews7772
    @p.a.andrews7772 Рік тому

    It's definitely important to have a Nurnberg type trial ,before those with the Bribe money get away with this ! The working class of the USA must have Justice !

  • @TheVoluntariast
    @TheVoluntariast Рік тому

    I can explain socialism in much quicker here: The social ownership of the means of production ( ie the state owns things ) + centrally planned economy. You don't need to listen wolf ramble for 1:10 minutes. Socialism is for dummies.

    • @Shsisofofjensjskkf
      @Shsisofofjensjskkf Рік тому

      You gotta watch the video man

    • @TheVoluntariast
      @TheVoluntariast Рік тому

      @@Shsisofofjensjskkf No I don't. Socialism has been thoroughly debunked. Anyone who tries to sell socialism is morally corrupt and disingenuous.

    • @buzzardman2963
      @buzzardman2963 Рік тому

      @@TheVoluntariast Apparently you never even watched the video if you think "state owns things" is the definition of socialism. You literally even say the words yourself too in the previous statement. Social ownership of the means of production. That means the PEOPLE own the means of production, ALL of them together. A state that is NOT for and by its people (as in a direct democracy) is NOT a socialist system. Lenin came up with democratic centralism which is a 1 party system that is very similar to the parliament but instead of any ideology (that fits capitalism for most countries anyways) it can only be a revolutionary party. BUT that party CAN be corrupted and changed to a revisionist party, which is what killed the soviet union. Their lofty goal of achieving full socialism meaning everyone owns the means of production was still a ways off even in the 50s but by the 80s it had turned into a bureaucratic mess with a capitalist black market that subsidized the needs of its people. The idea that socialism will inevitably replace capitalism is not morally corrupt or disingenuous but the ability to actually look forward at mankinds projection. Capitalism, the individual is king and should own all means of production CANNOT sustain itself over large periods of time or as automation replaces workers. When the workers can't work they die that is capitalism and thus we must REPLACE capitalism if we wish to survive because a capitalist without customers CANNOT sell their goods and what happens then? The capitalist becomes a worker and then repeats until we switch to a better system or cause our own extinction...

    • @nathanzotov1160
      @nathanzotov1160 2 місяці тому

      its official boys, socialism is when the government (state) does stuff. the more stuff it does, the more socialism!

  • @owenfitzgerald5928
    @owenfitzgerald5928 Рік тому

    I had a fan of a certain austrian ex painter's part in 1930s and 40s Germany tell me he thought of donald trump socialism

  • @HawtLS
    @HawtLS Рік тому

    As a capitalist, I find it extremely hard to engage with socialism as a concept. As Wolff himself admits, socialism means so many different things, and there's no one "socialism". When people are advocating for socialism as an economic system, political system, or both, I have no clue what they're talking about. All I can make out is that socialism aims to eliminate class by giving workers more power. But even that is primarily economic socialism. If socialism is when the government plays a larger role, at what point is capitalism considered socialism? While I like capitalisms, I recognize the many many flaws in our current system. The solution to many of these flaws seems to be government intervention, which I'm a HUGE advocate for. I think the government should play a much larger role in stopping corruption, empowering the impoverished, and encouraging ethical practices. Am I a socialist? Based on some of the proposed socialist solutions (an example being Participatory Economics, including worker coops and worker voting), I'd say I'm certainly not a socialist. But I support healthcare for all, and I wish for expanded education and housing programs. I've always described myself as a capitalist who advocates for expanded social programs, or progressive for short. Another topic worth considering is: Is the label of socialist worth the amount of confusion? If socialism isn't a coherent and describable political system, how on Earth are we supposed to implement it? If we implement it through gradual, various social programs, isn't that just Capitalism + social programs and expanded government? If we abolish CEO's and managers and give the power to the working class, I have a whole host of questions and concerns that in my mind make it completely unfeasible, if not downright impossible. It's confusing to me, and I'm ACTIVELY trying to figure out why my peers seem to find it so appealing. If I can't get answers from one of the biggest names in socialism, I'm weary to think perhaps my questions don't have answers.

    • @KznnyL
      @KznnyL Рік тому

      There is a scene in the last Game of Thrones where Sam suggests letting the people decide their rulers, and everyone breaks out laughing. They cannot imagine the idea of direct democracy. You have been trained in Capitalism by Capitalists. Of course it is hard for you to imagine how a Democratic Corporation would work. Just as Capitalism taught us completely new methods of being once it broke away from Feudalism, Socialism would teach us new methods of being once it broke away from Capitalism. Do you remember personal organizers as books? Then as electronic organizers like the Palm Pilot? Then as basic internet connected phones like the Blackberry? Look at how they have evolved. The economic system can evolve the same way, and it would be based on the principles of not creating classes and general democracy over the means of production. We won't know what the exact forms or structures of that until we try it, and not knowing is no reason not to try. Quick example - what would it mean to guarantee housing as a right? Would what it mean to have housing mainly for use as a shelter and not as a speculative instrument and a primary store of wealth? We don't know because we have not done it yet. How would we transition people to this idea? We don't know. As a moral principle, should everyone have a home in a place with enough materials and labor to give everyone a home? Absolutely. This is something we would have to decide Democratically, which has been difficult because we can't even talk about it.

    • @superdog797
      @superdog797 7 місяців тому

      @@KznnyL you're missing the point. it doesn't matter if someone's individual imagination is, supposedly, limited or not. If you think a Democratic Corporation is a good idea, have at it - nobody will forcibly prevent you. In capitalism, you can have Democratic Corporations if you want them; they are not illegal - it's part of the freedom capitalism allows you (unlike under socialist societies, in which capitalist corporations are literally illegal). You act like the lack of such Democratic Corporations is some kind of nefarious design of capitalist systems, the product of brainwashing. That's laughable, beyond naive. The reason companies like what you are calling Democratic Corporations don't exist is because they aren't economically efficient and can't survive basic free market competition pressures, the pressures which are necessary to prevent the economy from collapsing. They have serious inherent operational problems. And if I'm wrong about that it doesn't matter because if someone or some group wants to go out and create their sustainable Democratic Corporation they will do it, and if it is efficient (contrary to my assertion) it will survive, regardless of my capitalistic assertions to the contrary. But this isn't what happens because I'm not wrong. And if the assertion is that such "Democratic Corporations" need government sponsorship in order to exist to compete with capitalistic corporations, that is just proving the point right that they can't compete in a free market, which is why they don't arise spontaneously. Your example about a "Right to Housing" reflects the typical naivete of a young, inexperienced, or ignorant person pontificating about matters they haven't thought through. You suggest there is some active conspiracy to limit discussion of the matter (when there isn't) and suggest that we have no real useful knowledge on the matter because we haven't tried it (which is completely wrong) - you don't know history. Universal housing has been tried before (in the Soviet Union for one) and I suggest you read about it (For starters see Wikis Communal Apartment and Homelessness in Russia, and google these terms). Being homeless was illegal in the USSR (and despite its illegality it still existed). If you wanted to move in the USSR, it was often extremely difficult and you might have to wait years to be able to do so. Much more could be said about the homelessness in the USSR but the point is contrary to your assertion that "we don't know because we haven't tried it" - the fact of the matter is that it HAS been tried, and we do, in fact, know quite a lot about it. We have, in fact, massive historical knowledge on our hands about attempts to end homelessness - you talk and act as though the opposite were the case, which is completely backwards. Homelessness is is a massively studied subject but you speak about it as though nobody knows anything about it and as if the reason homelessness exists is because of some conspiracy to suppress novel thinking. Socialist types often talk this way and fail to grasp that people have been around before they were born and given thought to these questions and had to deal with these situations and tried many times to solve these problems, over and over again repeating the same mistakes because of an ignorance of history. Homelessness is a complex social and psychological and economic question but the reason for its existence is not because capitalism caused it. It's also interesting how you imply that it's absolutely clear that, morally speaking, everyone should be guaranteed a home. This way of thinking sounds like an 8 year old trying to tell an economics professor that everyone should get their own mansion - it is so ridiculously abstract and asserted with such unwavering confidence that it's obvious little thought has been given to it by the person making the assertion. The idea that you have a *right* to a home means that you don't have to contribute *anything* to anybody else and yet there should still be a home for you available - that's what a right is - you get it no matter what. Well, that's plain crazy. Homes are expensive. They require air conditioning and heating and electricity. They need water and plumbing and insurance. They need repairpeople to come maintain the home and foundation repairmen to level the house. They need people to cut the lawn and pain the house and provide security systems for the house and install internet and phone lines and gas. They need people to provide bedding and carpet and light bulbs and appliances and garbage disposals. The idea that you "just have a right" to such a thing is *ludicrous* - the _rights_ we have are natural outgrowths of our _natural capacities_ as organisms of a certain kind. This is why in the US we are not educated that we have a *right to happiness* but instead that we have the right to PURSUE happiness - did you ever think about why Thomas Jefferson wrote those words in that way? He did that obviously _very_ purposefully because he was a philosophically inclined individual who gave careful thought to the words he chose. You do not have a *right* to happiness but you have the right to pursue happiness. The same thing is true of a home or a car or an education - your *natural right* to _seek out_ those things should be defended by the government, but the idea that the government _owes_ you a house or a car etc. is an absurdity in a fundamental sense in that it implies that there is no difference between what are our *natural rights* as the product of our own physical biological natures and the "rights" the government ASSERTS we have. Yeah, sure, the government can be socialist in certain aspects and SAY we have certain "rights" that aren't actually our _natural_ rights - like the right to an attorney if we are arrested - but the fact that the government HAS socialized certain benefits and called them "rights" doesn't make them ACTUAL natural rights. Whether or not certain benefits SHOULD be bestowed upon the populace by the government, i.e. to what degree SHOULD we be socialist?, is a question that we need to ask ourselves. The so-called "right to an attorney" probably was a good idea, but notice of course that public defendants have a reputation for, shall we say, a minimal standard of quality at best - maybe some are good, maybe some aren't, but the fact is that's what you get under socialism. In the end the question of social organization, whether it's one about addressing homelessness or other things people want to "make rights", is a topic that every generation needs to ask itself and analyze in its own way, but I always caution people to try to be a little more skeptical and try to grasp the limits of their own knowledge. Don't be naive. Instead of just assuming that things are the way they are because of some capitalist conspiracy maybe actually try to investigate the subject a little more and do some deeper digging and understand that people came before us who tried to figure this stuff out already. The idea that it's a simple matter lack of creativity is naive in the extreme.

  • @thefoodkangaroo623
    @thefoodkangaroo623 Рік тому

    The interrupting boy

  • @DKSorg
    @DKSorg Рік тому

    If you break it down.... Socialism is near Tribalism.... meaning it is not the SHADOW, rather the Ball & Chain holding back the individual from success.... Prove me Wrong!!!

  • @DKSorg
    @DKSorg Рік тому

    #Marxism the predeccor to #FASCISM #Mussolini #Hitler #Trudeau ...... National Socialism leads to Population decline, famine, war, Death... Cultural Suicide

    • @buzzardman2963
      @buzzardman2963 Рік тому

      Ah yes because you obviously haven't read EITHER Fascist writings OR Marxist writings to achieve this conclusion. They literally hate each other and destroy each other as much as possible.

  • @vadertrap6535
    @vadertrap6535 Рік тому

    "Socialism is when the government does stuff" -Carl Marcks

  • @Erikaaaaaaaaaaaaa
    @Erikaaaaaaaaaaaaa Рік тому

    I wonder if the guy who kept interrupting knows what a clown he looks like to tens of thousands of people across the world

  • @eliotmontesinopetren1764
    @eliotmontesinopetren1764 Рік тому

    Protect this man at any cost

  • @patg223
    @patg223 Рік тому

    Socialism for dummies; cause only a dummy could think that it could work.

  • @knixie
    @knixie Рік тому

    so kind to make a video for 2020 Libertarian party voters