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Wait a second I think I remember Marshall Tukhachevsky in that death of Stalin movie with most of it taking place after his dead where he basically beats up Stalin son as his first appearance establishing moment.

It was 1922 to 1953 not 1923 to 1953 now speaking of which in the song they did with Joseph Stalin they made it look like he took power in 1928 to 1953. I would have to say this were seeing right here is probably after that song and I’m guessing they were trying to correct that but failed just by one date ahead of the original rule. Honestly, I think when I was a kid I used to laugh to this, but to somebody who’s now read a lot of history yeah, I’ve literally critique this like man. These idiots didn’t even do their research.🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

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from what i can see the revolution will be inevitable

Why two main male characters are not the original voice?

No thank for 360p for granny to watch

1:48 who's the guy in white?

What the fuck is this?

Why is Engels Italian?

“Georgian Mario can’t hurt you!” Georgian Mario:

0:29 Big Fat Baby frightened.

Communism is evil. Capitalism is too, but at least no Capitalist leaders are Dictators... yet. Vote, America, or we're all dead. Sincerely, a drunk guy who never voted because he didn't like either person.

殺差佬、只判廿年？

杀了这么多警察才坐五年真的够牛逼了

打劫都不带面具 恐怕别人认不出这样

Working stiff is right. As in rigor mortis.

Yeah, he was such a terrible dictator that on 1936 he tried to make a democratic reform on the electoral system, separating the Party from the state and giving right votes to people who didn't have it at that moment. AND was so so powerful as dictator that he couldn't carry out this reform because the rest of the members of the party and state didn't let him and his supporters. This propaganda cartoons are responsible of the general ignorance about the figure of Stalin, the electoral processes of USSR and the Communist leaders around the history.

communism works about as well as fucking for virginity

Turns out people of Russia did not like capitalism as they spent the rest of the 90s impoverished as the oligarchs robbed them by buying up the nation for kopecks on the ruble. Putin pulled them out of poverty which is why so many are blindly loyal to him. Stalin was already seen as a bad guy during destalinization under Khrushchev. While after enough time he finally helped win WWII, he refused to fight Hitler at first and locked himself away believing Hitler would never break their pact and it took the local peoples to fight them for several months before he did anything finally. Stalin locked up 3% of the nations population, the only nation to beat that level of prison population is the US with .7% of its population in prison roughly 5 to 10 years ago at its peak, North Korea might be higher be we have no real data on the nation. Around 1991, the top 3 nations with highest % in prison we the US, South Africa and the soviet union in 3rd. Prior to Nixon the soviet union have roughly the same percentage they had in 91, but we had half or less the prisoners they did. We did have lynchings though.Oddly enough it was Putin that has given him a rehab.

*pushes glasses up* well actually according to my degree at Wiki-peDia I... completely forgot about this episode. This was the end of the cartoon blitz for us Gen X'ers, such a clever cartoon, learned a lot early on from it.

This is actually how I became radcalized to the proletariat cause.

They made Carl Marx look like that Shady business guy from Family Guy! 😂😂😂

Reminder they could have gone way harder on marx and his "situation" with his "housekeeper" and her and "engels" son.

Every high school student who hasnt already learned this, needs to be shown this today!

I feel like I had an out-of-body experience. Some fun, additional educational points: -Marx and Engels never saw a *hammer and sickle* like that. Though now practically synonymous with Communism, the hammer and sickle as a symbol was only invented in Russia after WW1. -*Whoever claimed Communism was about equality? Certainly not Marx!* Two perfectly equal individuals would be the same individual. "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need," and all that; nothing about equality of outcomes. Part of this widespread misconception may originate with the conflation in Western countries of capitalistic welfare and social spending with socialism so that people assume the focus of Marx and Engels was reducing unfairness at the point of exchange.

whats hilarious was marx failed to understand what capitalism even is. Owning your own business and making more than your workers does not make you a capitalist. It makes you an industrialist entrepreneur, something Marx actually did respect in the form of Engels. Capitalism is using your money/capital in an investment for someone else to use to grow their enterprise and in exchange they either grant you interest or growth of your investment or partial ownership or both. In a sense, Capitalism is the ability to earn money purely because you already have money, and not because you did any work. Engels grew his company through leadership and hard work, something anyone should be able to respect and in fact, thats how 99 of business have historically been run. And infact, an economy without capital investment is whats known as a market economy and is what existed prior to the concept of shares, stocks, and bonds. Again, capitalism is the ability to make your money earn more money for you by lending out. Thats what capitalism is, and its a far more abstract concept to market economies. Marx failed to grasp that as do most communists. Instead of being anticapitalist, they became anti market. Which is why their economic system has never survived into a prosperous state

No wonder this show got canceled 😅

The guy at 0:22 accumulated a body count of 5,500,000 (ignoring Russian Civil War casualties) between 1917 and his retirement from the CPSU in 1922. 25,000,000 Soviet citizens died by the time Stalin kicked the bucket. 65,000,000 Chinese starved to death during the Great Leap Forward under Mao. 3,000,000 were killed by Pol Pot. That’s not even touching on Cuba, Venezuela, and North Korea; NK barely has electricity! And then came Marxism’s most recent gift to the world: COVID. Marxism is a failure, just as its namesake. Stuff like Sputnik and Yuri Gagarin only succeeded IN SPITE of it.

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1:48 sam hyde

The part about Engels taking care of Marx’s wife and six kids is true lol

Ohhh so THAT explains why this show got cancelled 🤣

A cartoon has a better understanding of Marx than Jordan Peterson.

Hollywood's always been red.

It works! If you don't think about it too much-Karl marx

why do they give Friedrich engels a Russian accent, he was German and so was Karl Marx.

Too bad it forgot to mention how Marxist ideas have led to some of the worst human suffering on the planet, but it was a kids show.

Before any of u say this is a very educational and straight forward look at the history of communism I want u to imagine them doing a song regarding the founding of fascism in the same colorful and vibrantly funny way this song was presented and then come back to me

3:26 they should put it "Yeltsin" on Like

I like how they said Joseph like Ioseb as Stalins real name is Ioseb Jughasvili and he is Georgian.

They forgot to sing about all the killing.

Don't forget the trouble you had with your son and other family members.

Marx are an absolute useless conman

I love how much this sounds like Futurama just because of two voice actors.

Marxism, the Easter bunny for adults.

Karl Marx was a buffoon

Why isn't this show available on streaming?

They wouldn't be this fair for Hitler bur Communism was much worse.

Hitler when??

Errors in this video: 1. Marxism isn’t a system of government. It’s a systems theory about how modes of production change and replace one another as history progresses. 2. Marxism isn’t a normative statement that “equality is good”. He wasn’t famous because he believed people should be equal. Marxism is famous because, by using the perspective of classes competing over scarce resources (ruling class vs working class), you are able to understand why modes of production continually replace one another as technology develops. For instance, industrialization led to the rise in power of capitalists, making the power of the feudal ruling class obsolete, leading to multiple revolutions as power changed hands and a new system arose.