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This is still used in US history today crazy

Biden in the wagon with his black friend

People like this still exist, sadly. They value money over life

Disappointing but not surprising in today's America to see praise for Coughlan's hateful rhetoric. 😢

How we miss the Duke in these woke times

Transition to coal.

Nobody ever wanted him back in office. Worst president ever - but the best person to sit in the Oval Office in my lifetime. Best former president ever.

Do you have the whole film? I’m trying to watch all the Bob Steele movies and only a few of them are available.

The work that needs to be done to produce just societies remains: Much of the wealth accumulated by individuals is unearned, DERIVED from what economists describe as "rent-seeking" privileges under law. The methods by which public revenue is raised in most countries is the main source of such privileges. Take so-called "capital gains" for example. Actual capital goods (e.g., buildings, machinery, technologies) depreciate in value and functional utility over time. What increases in value are natural assets (e.g., locations in our towns and cities, land blessed by natural resources, frequencies on the broadcast spectrum, and even take-off and landing slots at airports). What natural assets have in common is a zero cost of production in terms of labor and capital goods, and an inelastic supply. We cannot produce more natural assets. All we can do is apply our labor and capital goods to PRODUCE new forms of assets, assets that are then subject to depreciation or almost immediate consumption. A public revenue system that rewards production rather than hoarding or speculation would impose a zero rate of taxation on the goods we produce and an annual charge on the exclusive control of natural assets equal to the potential annual rental value thereof (i.e,. the economic rent). What I describe here is not a new proposal. It was put forward in the mid-18th century by the French political economists Francois Quesnay and Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, among others of the Physiocratic school. Adam Smith embraced their analysis in his chapters of The Wealth of Nations dealing with economic rent. Another Scot, Patrick Edward Dove, picked up the idea in the 19th century, and he was followed by Henry George in the 1870s, igniting a global movement in support of eliminating all taxation except for that on the rental value of land. A long list of other thoughtful analysts and economists have continued to argue the merits of this systemic reform. Leo Tolstoy tried to convince the Russian Czar of its merit to quiet the rumblings for revolution. Sun Yat-Sen brought the scheme to China during its nationalist period, and a watered-down approach was eventually introduced by Chiang Kai-Shek in Taiwan. Among the economists of the early 20th century in the United States whose writings embraced Henry George's analysis were Scott Nearing (U of Pennsylvania), John R. Commons (U. of Wisconsin) and Harry Gunnison Brown (U. of Missouri). They were joined later by Glenn Hoover (Mills College) and Mason Gaffney (U. of California). Some economists in the United States supported gradual implementation by restructuring local property taxes into a two-rate tax that gradually increased the rate of taxation on assessed land values while reducing the rate on assessed building values. C. Lowell Harriss (Columbia), Dick Netzer (NYU), Kris Feder (Bard College) and Nicolaus Tideman (Virginia Tech) have written extensively on this approach. Various degrees of support can be found in the writings of Michael Hudson (U. of Missouri, Kansas City) and former World Bank economist Joseph Stiglitz. To the above list could be added professors of economics and political economy teaching at universities in almost every other country one might name. Beginning in the late 1990s I initiated a project to collect their writings and bring them to public attention. The principles their perspectives embraced were described in a talk given at the 1988 Council of Georgist Organizations conference by history professor Paul Gaston as those of cooperative individualism. Thus began my effort to establish the School of Cooperative Individualism as an internet repository of any and all material related to these principles. This has turned out to be a project rich in its discoveries and one that continues to expand. The time for implementation of the systemic changes necessary for the realization of cooperative individualism is long overdue if we want to solve the most serious of our economic and social problems. The time is long overdue to end what our British colleague Fred Harrison condemns as centuries of dominance by "free riders," that is, by the redistribution of income and wealth from its producers to those who by legal privilege are able to take without offering any goods or service in exchange. Edward J. Dodson, M.L.A. Director School of Cooperative Individualism www.cooperative-individualism.org

It was far more widespread after John.

3:59 that’s Jane boleyn viscountess rochford

I'm here to dab on Jimmah's eternal rest next to Pierce and Buchanan

I'm 63 years old, and I have never heard of this movie. 🤔

That was a mistake

Amateurs talk tactics, professionals talk logistics

CLCIK BATE

This man stalled the creation of the federal reserve for many years, and he’s now rolling in his grave

What’s the music called when he’s reciting the 3 laws of robotics?

terrible background music that ruins all the "message"

It's all about putting opportunists with a chip on their shoulder & a revenge agenda in positions of power who take it out on the little guy that just fought a rich man's War.... On RUclips, all I hear is a bunch of simpletons who know nothing either over stating the black population at the time as they look for some kind of pat on the head. In the meantime, this movie never glorified the South. Perhaps the director did but not the book.. The book gave many sides & exposed different mentalities.. Unfortunately, Americans are missing the most obvious statement about this clip and that was the north didn't want to open the borders to foreigners who they were afraid couldn't assimilate so they sent in outside agitators like carpet baggers instead who only fed into a backlash.... We all seem to forget that blacks sold blacks into slavery which led to this racial identification of slavery. But more importantly, this is the perfect Allegory of the Jewish media and every ghetto black like Rodney King or George Floyd who they try to uplift in order to punish white people as a means of undermining society and gaining control for themselves by pretending to give a s*** about anybody but themselves and in the process, mentally enslaving mainstream whites by getting them to be overcompensating idiots & doormats who give away the farm whi and shoot themselves in their own foot kind of like all the idiots making comments on this website.. in other words, vilify an ever-changing mainstream & play the defender of humanity by uplifting pawns.. Yes to BLM but no to PLM... Since October 7th 2023 the middle class, thinking black man has had his ass thrown under the bus for not giving up Palestinian and blood money. Now the jews need these rednecks who they've been undermining them for years to get them on their side.

The motor has a mind of its own and picked his memoirs!!!!

Bahahah!!!!!

great movie great actor but this was a cheat

Apparently I'm related to this guy

It was on a boat not in front of. What is this narrator talking about. Must work for CNN

Best scene ever

which episode of The Office was this?

"ONE!..." what was I saying again? oh right "...and inseparable."

To all whom praise Sherman, you are praising a man who KILLED NATIVES AND SUPPORTED SLAVERY!

Every time he shows up in the movie, someone's about to make a speech at him. That's what he's there for.

Where would we be without our geniuses. ???

We hesitate not to declare that the Texas plot was one of the darkest conspiracy, one of the most barefaced outrages ever committed on the record of nations, to which there is no legal or moral justification whatsoever and has no resemblance to anything we know of, save the South Carolina Nullification affair. -Anti Texas Legion Remonstrance by Benjamin Lundy

Still nowhere to be found.

This is ONE cow. 90,000 are slaughtered PER DAY. EVERYDAY. And that is in the US alone.

this scene doesnt show the full intensity of exploitaion most immigrants go through they cut out the sexual exploitation part altogether. if you havent seen this video watch it. you will see what the SYSTEM is doing.

Y’all don’t know what this scene was about, it was about how she cheated on her man to get a job she thought was going to be kushy so she slept with the guy who walked her through the plant only to be stuck inside of the worst part, he said there’s no job right now for you here but I found one for you on the killing floor. She was crying because she realized she did all of that just to get a horrible job.

Thank you, I needed this, he my favorite Union man, he had a bad downfall after the war though

Didn't Charles 2.0 torture to death the signatories of daddy's death warrant?

“Hey Butthead, it’s stuck in the CROTCH of a tree”

Why is the English Parliament so tight and claustrophobic? They could build a bigger court.

Raw line

Yank propaganda

The irony in her saying alexander as aaeander

According to what I’ve read, at least two of the Regulators (of whom the real Billy The Kid was a member) were still alive when this movie was released. Brothers Frank and George Coe, who would’ve been in their 80s. Wonder what they would’ve made of this had they seen it.

Definitely where we are in 2024

One thing the movies about Andersonville don’t always accurately depict is how much the Union soldiers were already sick and malnourished by the time they arrived to the prison camp.

I warned em!! ....I warned um captain

Rare Jacskon W

JE TAIME BILLY THÉ KID JE TE LE DIS ENFACE ❤❤❤😂

Im only watching this and 3 others because of my hw