If Puerto Rico is going to achieve any decolonization: statehood or Independence There needs to be a modern movement of neo Puerto Rican patriotism that includes both Island & PR diaspora that fits the modern times while honoring it's patriotic founding fathers Long live boricua Patriot DON PEDRO ALBIZU!
FossilLattice 85 well, to be honest, socialism would be a great way to kickstart quick development once the island gains independence, or may even be a way of achieving it. Convincing the masses that we must drive the colonists out and take arms and take responsibility for this nation.
"The simple fact is… that our federal government treats the people of Puerto Rico as second-class citizens. You can examine the entire framework of economic, political and social relations between Puerto Rico and the United States mainland and you find everywhere the attitude of the wealthy imperial power toward a colonial inferior.[It is] my own deep-seated conviction that every major problem besetting the Puerto Rican people originates in their political status.Only independence will give these people the control of their own destiny, and through independence, with hard work and common effort, they can raise their standard of living, achieve greater security, and resolve their problems in their own way and in their best interest." -Vito Marcantonio
lol, you act like you're being forced to be part of the U.S., just get the rest of you leeches to vote for Independence and I'll fight alongside you. Unfortunately for you and me, all the votes so far are for statehood, so my country is also stuck with you.
@@gengarsmaster3529 ok then you tell your imperialist country to write a plebiscite that isn't confusing in its wording or choices, and if you watch the documentary the last colony you'll see that your country wants us to stay in the position were in....we were offered independence by senator tydings around 1940-50 and luis munoz marin turned it down 4 fucking times on behalf of the FBI...Your country censors our history in our schools so people grow up with the notion that the United states wants Puerto Rico and then they perpetuate the false information to family and friends, and thus the problem never ends and why were still a fucking colony so you get your white power friends to do some activism and petition or riot the Amerikkkan goverment to let puerto rico go....
@@psychonaut2173 That's really rich. You had me up until you said your "white power friends" and "Amerikkan government." The thing is nobody talks about The Island unless they're from there. Nobody is perpetuating anything about Puerto Rico. The only people that are perpetuating anything about Puerto Rico are Boricua. Are you really Boricua, though? Get over yourself. Get over the fucking colonial shit. Imperialism was WAY before your time, so quit acting like you been there. Boriqueneers fought and died for the country you call imperialist. Just because Puerto Rico is not a state doesn't mean they aren't close to my heart and so many people in the states hearts. The US is not the villain you believe it to be.
Actually, the local government of Puerto Rico treat the people of Puerto Rico like second-class citizens. The US really just has no oversight in the matter. Proof is in the pudding.
Puerto Rico is already free. It belongs to the most powerful nation on Earth and the most free nation as well. We have the constitution that protects our freedoms and rights, and let's us live our live to the maximum extent, so I don't know how much more freedom you want.
@@invader2896 I want the freedom of self determination and the right to our own destiny. I want the flag of Puerto Rico to fly as a sovereign banner. I want our economy to be local grown with the resources that the island has and the workers that live here. I want Puerto Rico to freely make commerce with any country in the world without the United States as a third party. I want all the Puertorriqueños who left to the United States to come back if they can. I want poverty, corruption, and federal aid to be abolished. I want to be a citizen of a nation that broke off the world’s most powerful federative empire that claims to be free and democratic. That is the freedom that I want.
@@vtron9832 you clearly don't know what you want. We belong to the most free country on earth, the constitution that protects our freedom, a republic that respects our democracy and the voice of the minorities. Puerto Rico free would be the biggest shit hole on earth. And if it does become independent, do not expect people to return, on the contrary, the majority will leave for a better life. Corruption, and everything you mention will become 10× worst than it already is, because it all starts nice, until it becomes Cuba, China, Russia, Venezuela, North Korea, etc. Puerto Rico is already a land of the free, and the home the brave thanks to our mother the U.S. 🇺🇲
Honestly, the us government should treat Puerto Rico like American citizens, instead of those who are barely associated, even though it is closer to the American contiguous 48 than Hawaii is.
*_Que viva la insurgencia armada del grito de lares. Y que se repita el grito de la independencia de Puerto Rico. Que se repita una y mil veces más, la independencia de la República Borinqueña de Puerto Rico. - Le Cri De Lares._*
Nope its dead as a doornail. The last referendum saw a decline in support. In 2012 stayehood won with 61.16% which when compared with turnout of 78.19% comes out to 47.62%. In 2020 statehood won with just 52.52% which when factored with a turnout of 54.72% means that 28.69% supported statehood thats a drop by 18.93%. Not to mention 67% voted against the pro statehood party in 2020
We need to start with the Puerto Ricans and then the other Latino countries to start our own army and then other countries gringo Moreno etc because they're probably tired of the same bullshit with the same government's and anybody else who's trying to hold us all down and we to make a new world and I'm not talking about with violence I'm talking about making a difference we should all come together and we done with your hate to hold us down and have control over us
Honestly my plan is to unite all Latin America, unite even countries who hate each other, to create a form of United Countries that can all rely on the same currency, and free passport to anyone in Latin America to head to another country, while also creating forms of ways to improve the economy (Bring new industries, expand trade for natural resources, food, etc), I wanna convince all the armies of those countries to not fight each other, but fight anyone who may want to hurt any Latin country, it will be a great form of unification that shall bring peace, and security.
Im not sure how to feel about Puerto Rican independence. On one hand, I want it to stay with the U.S. so anything the U.S. does for its people benefits Puerto Rico too. At the same time, I wonder if Puerto Rico's ultimate destiny is independence, and its selfish of the United States to keep it even if the island gains statehood. Either way, I would most of all want citizenship to visit the other land I call home and enjoy it with my family there.
Esta es la Bandera verdadera de Boriquen mi Bandera, Boriquen es para puro Boricuas. No para colau. y no Des opinions de nuestra Isla Esto es solamente para borincanos.
@Alex FRD >When your countrymen get killed, your culture is brutally suppressed for 60 years, and you can’t vote or have representation in the government, but it’s okay because you get a US passport. This isn’t the worst comment I’ve seen on this channel, but it’s definitely up there.
@@GETchan Remember that independence leaders were literally purged in the 50s, and "independence" became an evil word akin to communism in the USA. So people here today, especially young ones, still view independence as the boogeyman that will plunge us into civil war and hunger because "we're too small" *never mind the fact that countries that are much smaller exist and actually do better than us in everything, or that we're already being relegated to poverty by the colonial system anyway* Puerto Rican "politics" is one big depressing meme.
@@CynicalFish. Very true. I was also being quite generous when I said 60 years, as I was just counting the time under US rule from the handover to the end of the gag law. Really, it was illegal to even own a Puerto Rican flag from 1868 to 1957, be it the Lares one or the current Cuban-inspired one, let alone actually speak out against the US government. If owning a Puerto Rican flag in the privacy of your own home could get you 10 years in prison, I can only imagine what happened to those who actively spoke out. (Well, not really. They were pretty obviously killed.)
GETchan One of the main independence activists, Pedro Albizu Campos, was subjected to radiation as a sort of lab rat while in prison. He died shortly after being released from prison from the damage he received. Horrifying stuff.
¡Viva Puerto Rico libre! Much love from Scotland!
Thanks 🇵🇷✌🏴
¡Viva Escocia también!
Thank you!! Long live your country!!
Revolutionary, anti-imperialist and an amazing rhythm!
That's what I call music
If Puerto Rico is going to achieve any decolonization: statehood or Independence
There needs to be a modern movement of neo Puerto Rican patriotism that includes both Island & PR diaspora that fits the modern times while honoring it's patriotic founding fathers
Long live boricua Patriot DON PEDRO ALBIZU!
Cab you further explain on this, I'm not quite getting it.
I do concurr, we should include the diaspora in any serious effort to move forward and decolonize.
What we need is to put a greater focus on talking about the economic aspect of an independent puerto rico
@@VMan29397 As Puerto Rican myself that should be the first thing we should do before we get any type of autonomy or independence.
@@JJTHECOOLGUY8 agreed
It should be my country, not my colony.
Maybe if the u.s collapses but i don't think that will happen soon
@@lolailo2199 I think it will. The United States is quite unstable tbh
Don't worry, its OUR country now
bbonner422 I support independence
FossilLattice 85 well, to be honest, socialism would be a great way to kickstart quick development once the island gains independence, or may even be a way of achieving it. Convincing the masses that we must drive the colonists out and take arms and take responsibility for this nation.
"Una organización de patriotas no la destruye todo el poder de Estados Unidos." - Pedro Albizu Campos
"The simple fact is… that our federal government treats the people of Puerto Rico as second-class citizens. You can examine the entire framework of economic, political and social relations between Puerto Rico and the United States mainland and you find everywhere the attitude of the wealthy imperial power toward a colonial inferior.[It is] my own deep-seated conviction that every major problem besetting the Puerto Rican people originates in their political status.Only independence will give these people the control of their own destiny, and through independence, with hard work and common effort, they can raise their standard of living, achieve greater security, and resolve their problems in their own way and in their best interest."
-Vito Marcantonio
lol, you act like you're being forced to be part of the U.S., just get the rest of you leeches to vote for Independence and I'll fight alongside you. Unfortunately for you and me, all the votes so far are for statehood, so my country is also stuck with you.
@@gengarsmaster3529
You're fucking pathetic
@@gengarsmaster3529 ok then you tell your imperialist country to write a plebiscite that isn't confusing in its wording or choices, and if you watch the documentary the last colony you'll see that your country wants us to stay in the position were in....we were offered independence by senator tydings around 1940-50 and luis munoz marin turned it down 4 fucking times on behalf of the FBI...Your country censors our history in our schools so people grow up with the notion that the United states wants Puerto Rico and then they perpetuate the false information to family and friends, and thus the problem never ends and why were still a fucking colony so you get your white power friends to do some activism and petition or riot the Amerikkkan goverment to let puerto rico go....
@@psychonaut2173 That's really rich. You had me up until you said your "white power friends" and "Amerikkan government." The thing is nobody talks about The Island unless they're from there. Nobody is perpetuating anything about Puerto Rico. The only people that are perpetuating anything about Puerto Rico are Boricua. Are you really Boricua, though? Get over yourself. Get over the fucking colonial shit. Imperialism was WAY before your time, so quit acting like you been there. Boriqueneers fought and died for the country you call imperialist. Just because Puerto Rico is not a state doesn't mean they aren't close to my heart and so many people in the states hearts. The US is not the villain you believe it to be.
Actually, the local government of Puerto Rico treat the people of Puerto Rico like second-class citizens. The US really just has no oversight in the matter. Proof is in the pudding.
Solidarity from the US, I'm sorry for everything we've done to you, Puerto Rico
it’s not your fault
The music is so radicalizing. Vamos camaradas!
Freedom for the Homeland ✊🏽🇵🇷
4 años y aún no somos libres😢
one day puerto rico will be free.
Under Spanish rule yeah
@@ALEX-fq7hh jamás.
Puerto Rico is already free. It belongs to the most powerful nation on Earth and the most free nation as well. We have the constitution that protects our freedoms and rights, and let's us live our live to the maximum extent, so I don't know how much more freedom you want.
@@invader2896 I want the freedom of self determination and the right to our own destiny. I want the flag of Puerto Rico to fly as a sovereign banner. I want our economy to be local grown with the resources that the island has and the workers that live here. I want Puerto Rico to freely make commerce with any country in the world without the United States as a third party. I want all the Puertorriqueños who left to the United States to come back if they can. I want poverty, corruption, and federal aid to be abolished. I want to be a citizen of a nation that broke off the world’s most powerful federative empire that claims to be free and democratic. That is the freedom that I want.
@@vtron9832 you clearly don't know what you want. We belong to the most free country on earth, the constitution that protects our freedom, a republic that respects our democracy and the voice of the minorities. Puerto Rico free would be the biggest shit hole on earth. And if it does become independent, do not expect people to return, on the contrary, the majority will leave for a better life. Corruption, and everything you mention will become 10× worst than it already is, because it all starts nice, until it becomes Cuba, China, Russia, Venezuela, North Korea, etc. Puerto Rico is already a land of the free, and the home the brave thanks to our mother the U.S. 🇺🇲
My fatherland!!! Long live Betances!! Long live Hostos, Bracetti, Albizu and Filiberto! Hold on comrades, we’re getting ready.
Don't forget...Rafael Cancel Miranda
@@ricanredru4760 True to that, Rest in Peace great patriot.
It will be worth the wait. ✊🏽🇵🇷
@@texxon3355you forgot jose de diego
@@VMan29397 that is true, that is true
Solidaridad con Puerto Rico desde la Madre Patria ♥️💛💜🤝🇵🇷
Does anyone know what happened to the Songs of the International Revolution video?
I’ve been listening to this on repeat since the protests began.
¡Justicia, Patria, y Libertad!
(Justice, Homeland and Freedom!)
Dios bendiga a todos los q lucharon,luchan y lucharán por la soberanía de nuestra tierra. No más colonialismo!,,
¡Que vivan por siempre los Macheteros! ¡Puerto Rico sí, Yankees no!
I wholeheartedly support Puerto Rican independence
Nice, i hope one day when i make my Chiloe independence song you will upload it!
I'm puerto rican where do i sign up for the macheteros?
Y si fallamos en nuestro empeño, que se repita mil veces más!! 🇵🇷🇵🇷
Viva Puerto Rico!!! Fight for your independence and freedom!
When you get a DNA test and it comes back at 2% Puerto Rican
¡VIVA EL PUERTO RICO LIBRE!
Mi canción, mi revolución, mi patria, mi justicia!!! Viva mi Puerto Rico libre!!!🇵🇷🚩❤️🌹
Que honor 😊🇵🇷
Honestly, the us government should treat Puerto Rico like American citizens, instead of those who are barely associated, even though it is closer to the American contiguous 48 than Hawaii is.
Hawaii shows what the US thinks of its colonies the only choice is independence
*_Que viva la insurgencia armada del grito de lares. Y que se repita el grito de la independencia de Puerto Rico. Que se repita una y mil veces más, la independencia de la República Borinqueña de Puerto Rico. - Le Cri De Lares._*
As a Puerto Rican myself I'm proud VIVA LA PUERTO RICO
same fellow Puerto rican
I'm assuming you're a white Puerto Rican with the blue lives matter flag... F off
Same 🇵🇷
@@Phaddk Wepa
Tienes una bandera de los lechones malditos. Mierda.
Getchan's been gone for about a month and their sites are down, anyone know what happened?
Justicia Patria y Libertad!!!!
“Justice Homeland and Freedom!!!!”
Viva Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
I know this is offtopic here, but could you upload a version of the tuvan SSR anthem?
Why you eliminated the catalan anthem made by red army choir version??
Very Nice. QUE SE REPITA !!!
where my puerto ricans at????
They're all in the United States, of course.
Bonapartist Viscount of Nowhere on the island, fool
One day, Puerto Rico will be free.
Hopefully
Viva mi Puerto Rico! Viva el Grito! Viva Betances!
1 hour of Yugoslav Communist Music: Bosnia
1 hour of Soviet Belarusian Music
p l s
What type of music is this? I like it.
@GETchan what happened to 1 hour of American communist music!!!!?!!!???!
th-cam.com/video/fTJWLVdoa1c/w-d-xo.html
Funny fact:this literally lasted less than a day no fucking joke
""No, No, No !!! Not "Cry", ... Scream, Roar, Shout !!! Get your bearing straight !!!""
I just saw through the eyes an ears of my grandma
Any marxist here can suggest some good sources to analyze the modern puerto rican independence movement? (Documentaries/books/documents)
How modern are we talking? Albizu and the PRNP, the Young Lords, the Macheteros, or like straight up present day stuff?
@@jokerwick anything useful to understand the present
@@jokerwickalbizu wasnt a marxist
@@SuperFra2002 I guess you could say the current face of the independent movement would be juan dalmau
Long live Puerto Rico
Pm me if you need some help with French music's comrade! :)
Feliz el grito de lares viva Puerto Rico libre
Please do California next
Indepencia plena y socialismo para Puerto Ricooooo. Por una futura unión de repúblicas socialistas americanas ¡Como la soñaba el comandante Guevara!
Independence yes. The rest no
Los puertorriquenos se olvida que tienen sangre espanola en sus venas los tiburon son la gente de las islas canarias el viejo san juan es espana
Los españoles que también estaban sacándole el jugo a la isla?
@@XiuFeanaro6 JAJAJA buen comentario los españoles y los gringos an echo a mi pobre puerto rico echo un circo ufa
Pretty sure the statehood movement has more traction in Puerto Rico, and I fully support it.
Nope its dead as a doornail. The last referendum saw a decline in support. In 2012 stayehood won with 61.16% which when compared with turnout of 78.19% comes out to 47.62%. In 2020 statehood won with just 52.52% which when factored with a turnout of 54.72% means that 28.69% supported statehood thats a drop by 18.93%. Not to mention 67% voted against the pro statehood party in 2020
@@VMan29397 Go independent then, idc, have fun with the massive debt and hurricane relief embezzlers XD
@@Beorthere You know the ones that are the biggest culprits of embezelment are the ones who want Puerto Rico to be a state
@@Beortherehow is a racist little white boy mad 😂😂😂
A republic to respect! Greetings from Kurdistan.
If Ricky Martin, JLO & Marc Anthony are Communists
Viva Puerto Rico libre 🇵🇷
I hate the president of Puerto Rico, totally unprofessional!
Tú dice el gobernador?
rogue blue
They mean Trump.
epicsamurai5 they meant Rosello, former Governor of Puerto Rico
😊🙏🏾🙏
Puerto Rico was under Spanish rule.
I think we all know that.
@@tacolepaco Right.
We need to start with the Puerto Ricans and then the other Latino countries to start our own army and then other countries gringo Moreno etc because they're probably tired of the same bullshit with the same government's and anybody else who's trying to hold us all down and we to make a new world and I'm not talking about with violence I'm talking about making a difference we should all come together and we done with your hate to hold us down and have control over us
Honestly my plan is to unite all Latin America, unite even countries who hate each other, to create a form of United Countries that can all rely on the same currency, and free passport to anyone in Latin America to head to another country, while also creating forms of ways to improve the economy (Bring new industries, expand trade for natural resources, food, etc), I wanna convince all the armies of those countries to not fight each other, but fight anyone who may want to hurt any Latin country, it will be a great form of unification that shall bring peace, and security.
Im not sure how to feel about Puerto Rican independence. On one hand, I want it to stay with the U.S. so anything the U.S. does for its people benefits Puerto Rico too. At the same time, I wonder if Puerto Rico's ultimate destiny is independence, and its selfish of the United States to keep it even if the island gains statehood. Either way, I would most of all want citizenship to visit the other land I call home and enjoy it with my family there.
Its better independent. Look up the economic case for Sovereignty
It's been proven by Congress that statehood is not an option for PR.
Se parece a la primera bandera Dominicana
Quite decir los jibaros
The singer sounds like Peter, from Family Guy
I wanna hear it, but I’m not picking up on it except on some very specific parts.
Esta es la Bandera verdadera de Boriquen mi Bandera, Boriquen es para puro Boricuas. No para colau. y no Des opinions de nuestra Isla Esto es solamente para borincanos.
Eso puñeta PR libre
Solidarity from North American socialists!
please do communist california next
Interesting to listen to this as they just voted to become a state
Free Porto Rico, Free Palestine!
Wepaaaa
🤲🏼🫡✊🏼🖐🏼❤️💚💯
Puerto Rico es espana siempre
Mejor un Puerto Rico español que un americano.
Espana es nos madre patria! Viva Puerto Rico y España!
Hayhayhyaa
So sad that PuertoRicans will vote to be a state of the US.
Statehood is dead in pr
@@VMan29397 what else ?
Yanky GO HOME !!!
I hate West Communist Music but ok.
Holoslaw It’s from Puerto Rico, not from Chile.
@@simonhiguitajaramillo4745 sorry, i go edit it.
"West communist music" doesn't exist. Every country in the Americas has it's own style.
I'm so glad it failed, that the island got annexed by the US, and that I am an American citizen because of it.
@Alex FRD
>When your countrymen get killed, your culture is brutally suppressed for 60 years, and you can’t vote or have representation in the government, but it’s okay because you get a US passport.
This isn’t the worst comment I’ve seen on this channel, but it’s definitely up there.
@@GETchan Remember that independence leaders were literally purged in the 50s, and "independence" became an evil word akin to communism in the USA. So people here today, especially young ones, still view independence as the boogeyman that will plunge us into civil war and hunger because "we're too small" *never mind the fact that countries that are much smaller exist and actually do better than us in everything, or that we're already being relegated to poverty by the colonial system anyway* Puerto Rican "politics" is one big depressing meme.
Disfruta tus viajes fáciles a florida mientras tu país sufre. xddddddddd
@@CynicalFish.
Very true. I was also being quite generous when I said 60 years, as I was just counting the time under US rule from the handover to the end of the gag law. Really, it was illegal to even own a Puerto Rican flag from 1868 to 1957, be it the Lares one or the current Cuban-inspired one, let alone actually speak out against the US government. If owning a Puerto Rican flag in the privacy of your own home could get you 10 years in prison, I can only imagine what happened to those who actively spoke out. (Well, not really. They were pretty obviously killed.)
GETchan One of the main independence activists, Pedro Albizu Campos, was subjected to radiation as a sort of lab rat while in prison. He died shortly after being released from prison from the damage he received. Horrifying stuff.
viva Puerto Rico libre 🇵🇷✊🏻✊🏿✊🏽✊🏾