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  • Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024
  • Two short early Soviet animated films.
    #1- Our answer to the gloating capitalist world
    About the continued growth of the Communist Party and the accomplishments of the USSR.
    #2- Collectivization
    Short advocating the formation of collective farms and discouraging patronage of private shops. This film must have certainly appeared during the NEP era and signaled the beginning of a change in policy.

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  • @Mediocreinput
    @Mediocreinput 3 года назад +146

    "Our answer to the Gloating Capitalist World:"
    *"Lenin is Dead"*

    • @kaiolsen6491
      @kaiolsen6491 3 года назад +21

      probably something to do with "Lenin is all that sustains the USSR" so if he is gone and it still exists than that claim is proven wrong

    • @Mediocreinput
      @Mediocreinput 3 года назад +3

      @@kaiolsen6491 Yep

    • @maksimb1853
      @maksimb1853 3 года назад +8

      But Lenenizm is living.

    • @kaiolsen6491
      @kaiolsen6491 3 года назад +2

      @@maksimb1853 ☭

    • @Shantykoff
      @Shantykoff 3 года назад +3

      Because it doesn't say 'Lenin is dead'

  • @ComradeCody
    @ComradeCody 11 лет назад +92

    holy shit my great great grandfather probably watched this 90 years ago

  • @duncan7593
    @duncan7593 8 лет назад +137

    Soviet south park

    • @runerur
      @runerur 3 года назад +8

      Если именно в результате вашего саус парка ракеты в космос не начинают летать, не исчезает безработица, не строятся тысячи школ, больниц, университетов- то это значит, что ты нихрена не понял.

    • @conroads2626
      @conroads2626 3 года назад

      @Bayou Outlaw "south facing rocket park" yeah i think this guy needs a r/wooosh

    • @arty5876
      @arty5876 3 года назад +2

      @@runerur а еще в Южном парке люди могут поехать за границу, они живут лучше, богаче, потребляя товары более высокого качества

    • @conroads2626
      @conroads2626 3 года назад

      @Bayou Outlaw yeah lol

  • @chsgrate5362
    @chsgrate5362 3 года назад +63

    Why it is recommended after 11 years

    • @lindatisue733
      @lindatisue733 3 года назад +3

      Me too. It is in my feed too. Wonder why?

    • @eskihesapkullanmyorum4648
      @eskihesapkullanmyorum4648 3 года назад +5

      @@lindatisue733 Because RUclips is Communist

    • @nathanhiggers4606
      @nathanhiggers4606 3 года назад +1

      Why is it recomended after hundred years?

    • @Жареныеновости
      @Жареныеновости 3 года назад +3

      @@lindatisue733
      Well it educational for the US. it shows the future of US

    • @fgjjdgb3949
      @fgjjdgb3949 3 года назад +2

      Maybe a hint, some kind, the past hints at the situation in the present.

  • @KurlandHickory
    @KurlandHickory 3 года назад +26

    I actually watched the whole thing. It got me hooked.....so this is how Communism began.

    • @sten260
      @sten260 3 года назад +1

      I can tell they were very uneducated to come up with a system like this... it's like 5 year old came up with it

    • @tanimation7289
      @tanimation7289 2 года назад

      Yes because the whole thing started as a way for formers to service winter before it became a political venture.

  • @StripesHistoryHub
    @StripesHistoryHub  11 лет назад +53

    Well...Stalin for the most part did not organize the cooperatives as state-owned. There were two official types of farms in the USSR the sovkoz (state owned farms) and kolkhoz (worker's collective farm).

    • @thunberbolttwo3953
      @thunberbolttwo3953 3 года назад +6

      Except from the names. There was no difrence from the state owned. And workers collective farms.

    • @StripesHistoryHub
      @StripesHistoryHub  3 года назад +9

      @@thunberbolttwo3953 There was a big difference.

    • @StripesHistoryHub
      @StripesHistoryHub  3 года назад +18

      @@thunberbolttwo3953 The collective farms pooled resources and equipment among the farmers, they worked the common plots that sold it's produce to the state. Each family that their own plot of land that they could in turn sell in farmers market for their own profit. State farms were like corporate farms where the people that worked there were employees and all of the produce belonged to the state.

    • @luksay1767
      @luksay1767 3 года назад +2

      Вау, ребята, откуда вы все это знаете? Вы даже на русском то не говорите

    • @hereisyoursign6750
      @hereisyoursign6750 3 года назад +8

      @@StripesHistoryHub After a certain point Stalin had Commissars run the Kolkhoz farms anyways. I'm sure for a certain period of time there was a meaningful distinction, but after a certain point the Kolkhoz was essentially just a state owned estate anyways. Most of the Commissars, who had been college educated and put in charge despite a severe lack of experience and aggressive quotas caused a lot of suffering both for the serfs and the rest of the country as they had pretty much caused famine.

  • @comrade3565
    @comrade3565 3 года назад +31

    2:10 - it plays "яблочко" by red army choir

    • @KarlSturmgewher
      @KarlSturmgewher 6 месяцев назад

      яблочко/Apple
      That would be something to hear in Lupin III Part VII.

  • @ComradeCody
    @ComradeCody 12 лет назад +41

    lol try watching this while smoking weed it will blow your mind man.
    trippy as hell

  • @robertluna3
    @robertluna3 11 лет назад +18

    Thank you.

  • @badwolf66
    @badwolf66 3 года назад +5

    Krusty: What the hell was that?!?!?

  • @StripesHistoryHub
    @StripesHistoryHub  12 лет назад +11

    That was your experience about the USSR its valid. But when I went to Ukraine and Russia myself I spoke with others (mostly retired people) and some middle aged folks who had positive memories about the Soviet times. It can't be denied guaranteed income, housing, and health care means a lot to pensioners and younger people struggling now in the former USSR. The USSR was not perfect and it was not democratic but I can understand the nostalgia I saw when I visited.

    • @thunberbolttwo3953
      @thunberbolttwo3953 3 года назад +3

      Nostalgia for a time that never existed except in their memories.

  • @acoronab
    @acoronab 13 лет назад +17

    This is very interesting. Of course cooperatives are great in principle. However, they can easily been subsummed to a burocratic and controlling and repressive and suffocating and stiff etc system like the Soviet Union, which is why that system broke down. Cooperatives exist in small numbers all over the world, but quite a few fail because corrupt leaders start taking the money for themselves (cont.)

    • @jonasastrom7422
      @jonasastrom7422 6 месяцев назад

      They aren't great in principle, and it's the reason barely any are even slightly successful

  • @GIOB5
    @GIOB5 3 года назад +8

    Why is in my recommended after 104 years?

  • @StripesHistoryHub
    @StripesHistoryHub  14 лет назад +20

    @mastaODI56 Don't think that's Lenin, looks like it's a Capitalist.

  • @grimefighter8867
    @grimefighter8867 2 года назад +1

    It just occurred to me this is around 100 years old

  • @Ratkill
    @Ratkill 3 года назад +31

    With period literacy rates around 20-25% , thats an awful lot of text.

    • @crimony3054
      @crimony3054 3 года назад +7

      Silent film houses in Japan had readers called benshi.

    • @kevinwroblewski78
      @kevinwroblewski78 3 года назад +6

      The Left can’t meme

    • @nathanhiggers4606
      @nathanhiggers4606 3 года назад +16

      Soviet authority ceased illiteracy very fast

    • @leekyungmin-t6u
      @leekyungmin-t6u 3 года назад

      @@crimony3054 but that's Not japan

    • @pocketsand5216
      @pocketsand5216 3 года назад +2

      @@leekyungmin-t6u They might have done the same thing?

  • @stickystick1048
    @stickystick1048 3 года назад +6

    Do you want even MORE effective secrets on how to get rich and the most productive in 10 minutes?? Then give us ONLY your private properties and you will get special VIP sequel episode!!!

  • @rexjolles
    @rexjolles 3 года назад +4

    God this animation style is terrifying. I'm going to have nightmares after this

    • @БабаКапа-в6н
      @БабаКапа-в6н 3 года назад +3

      Emm....1924....

    • @rexjolles
      @rexjolles 3 года назад +1

      @@БабаКапа-в6н ?

    • @user-pf3kv4bv5s
      @user-pf3kv4bv5s 3 года назад +1

      @@rexjolles He says this animation was made in 1924 when most of the world's animation looked like this.

    • @rexjolles
      @rexjolles 3 года назад

      @@user-pf3kv4bv5s oh yeah but idk how it was relevant

    • @pocketsand5216
      @pocketsand5216 3 года назад

      @@БабаКапа-в6н 1924 doesn't mean anything. I can find better animation from the time, this one just has people who move like possessed dolls.

  • @StevieRevbo
    @StevieRevbo 6 лет назад +5

    1925, it's interesting that the agri-co.ops are still "competing" with the richer peasants the "Kulaks", I'd have thought that by 1925 all land ownership would have already been abolished

    • @StripesHistoryHub
      @StripesHistoryHub  6 лет назад +2

      Rajah O'bagal 1924 and 1925

    • @R4KT1M
      @R4KT1M 2 года назад +2

      It was not totally, Kulaks existed and a condition of new Kulaks rising from middle peasants were also seen.
      It resulted in state intervention, which could have been a mass movement against Kulaks.
      One of the errors of Stalin leadership, but nonetheless he did what he had to at his time. It was a terrific time.

  • @СергейДубровский-с5и
    @СергейДубровский-с5и 3 года назад +19

    И.В. Сталин:
    "Отдельные товарищи полагают, что при капитализме будет процветание. Будет, но лишь для кучки буржуев и их лакеев...
    Когда ловят шпиона или изменника, негодование публики не знает границ, она требует расстрела. А когда вор орудует на глазах у всех, расхищая государственное добро, окружающая публика ограничивается добродушными смешками и похлопыванием по плечу.Между тем ясно, что вор, расхищающий народное добро и подкапывающийся под интересы народного хозяйства, есть тот же шпион и предатель, если не хуже...
    Ведь расстрелянные враги народа основной своей задачей ставили...восстановление капитализма и власти буржуазии в СССР, который бы в этом случае превратился в сырьевой придаток запада, а советский народ - в жалких рабов мирового империализма.
    Захватив власть... эти презренные и жалкие предатели намеревались прежде всего отказаться от социалистической собственности, продав в частную собственность капиталистическим элементам важные в экономическом отношении наши хозяйственные объекты.
    Под видом нерентабельных ликвидировать совхозы и распустить колхозы. Передать трактора и другие сложные сельскохозяйственные машины крестьянам-единоличникам, именуемым ими фермерами, для возрождения кулацкого строя в деревне. Закабалить страну путем получения иностранных займов.
    Отдать в концессию важные для империалистических государств наши промышленные предприятия.
    В тоже время осужденные враги народа стремились всеми силами подорвать боеспособность советских вооруженных сил".
    Заседание ЦК ВКП б 1941г

  • @DS-tz4lk
    @DS-tz4lk 3 года назад +5

    🔥pricelss🔥

  • @StripesHistoryHub
    @StripesHistoryHub  12 лет назад +31

    Я не говорю по-русски хорошо. Ну ... Я говорю по английски, как и большинство людей на этом сайте. Русские не единственные, кто заинтересован в советской истории.
    (My response in very bad Russian
    Well, I am an English speaker as are most of the viewers of this channel. The Subtitles are needed. Russians are not the only ones interested in Soviet history.)

  • @itslife9855
    @itslife9855 3 года назад +12

    The logic behind this cartoon is about as good as the quality of it

  • @JamesPiccone
    @JamesPiccone 3 года назад +7

    Now nobody can get rich 👍

  • @PARskb
    @PARskb 10 лет назад +3

    Too bad Rob Jay, next time we'll make sure they won't so they can sit down their asses and help the rest of society like everyone else does.

  • @acoronab
    @acoronab 13 лет назад +9

    @acoronab (cont) Also, to survive, they must be driven by idealism and when they work, people start getting too comfortable for the organization to survive in a competitive world and if they work, they depend on the drive of one or two leaders. When the leader die, the organization may falter. These are a few of the many problems of cooperatvies. Of course, the opposite individualistic system is also full of flaws...

  • @jasonw2696
    @jasonw2696 3 года назад

    Thank you for sharing this.

  • @SandyofCthulhu
    @SandyofCthulhu 3 года назад +1

    Skipped the murder by starvation of millions of Ukrainians. Wonder why?

  • @StripesHistoryHub
    @StripesHistoryHub  12 лет назад +3

    Well, the communists would say that Pahomych was rich because he exploited his workers. The attitude that the poor were that way because they were lazy and drunkards was one of the reasons that the revolution happened in the first place. Last time I was in Russia it looked like the country was doing pretty good it's one of the world's fastest growing economies. The Soviet economy didn't do too bad either they did fully industrialize within a generation under Stalin.

  • @Vict0r1984
    @Vict0r1984 11 лет назад +4

    And the percentage of each on the agrarian economy? Here in Romania all of them were organized as state-owned after 1948, and those transformations were practically imposed by Stalinist politicians such as Anna Pauker... Also, was a workers collective farm really independent? I mean, could the workers really take all the profits as shareholders, or did the state impose them a huge tax rate?

    • @bobertjones2300
      @bobertjones2300 3 года назад

      @@ИмяФамилия-ц6д please give more information. You helped explain some of the false economy of the USSR. It appears the old system willfully ignorant of basic economics. Thank you, Comrade!

  • @nicocola284
    @nicocola284 3 года назад +1

    At the end Japanese empire shines

    • @jonglewongle3438
      @jonglewongle3438 3 года назад

      That is not accidental or coincidental. That is exactly what is being intentionally indicated. But it shall remain forever indeterminate as to what was meant by that. Either it was Japan as a future war objective or Japan as an impending bulwark or medium against Western Imperialism.

    • @nicocola284
      @nicocola284 3 года назад

      @@jonglewongle3438 wait-

    • @jonglewongle3438
      @jonglewongle3438 3 года назад

      @@nicocola284 What do you mean by " wait " ?

  • @robaldridge6505
    @robaldridge6505 3 года назад +4

    all based on CREDIT...

  • @marxleninstalin
    @marxleninstalin 11 лет назад +7

    Lenin, Stalin and Kalinin were the best!

  • @StripesHistoryHub
    @StripesHistoryHub  12 лет назад +4

    The same can be said about militant capitalists today.

  • @Spl1nter699
    @Spl1nter699 3 года назад +4

    Lol playground economics with Cainian undertones as its motive. Nice. And if you thought this idea was stupid, you were the one in Gulag.

    • @koalabear1984
      @koalabear1984 3 года назад +1

      Considering in 1920's russia, it was the third or fourth generation of starvation, any alternative from quasi feudalism was sought after

    • @Spl1nter699
      @Spl1nter699 3 года назад

      @@koalabear1984 Welp you get to suffer the consequences of killing your Kulaks. No sympathy here.

    • @koalabear1984
      @koalabear1984 3 года назад

      @@Spl1nter699 well, just adding 2 more generations of starvation before eventually turning it into paradise (actual food like sausages and WHITE bread)

  • @drunio1504
    @drunio1504 11 лет назад +3

    1917: Lenin was true to his word; "What we want is a dictatorship of the Proletariat!" After desperate pleas to tone down his rhetoric Lenin backed off from this chilling declaration for a while... 1933-1950 Stalin brought Lenin's nightmare vision to life. My family escaped before the Terror began in earnest.

  • @dihainthegreat
    @dihainthegreat 3 года назад +2

    still better than Cocomelon

  • @Leninn1922
    @Leninn1922 6 месяцев назад

    after “Lenin died” it was written “Leninism is alive”

  • @WEHRWULF8814
    @WEHRWULF8814 3 года назад +6

    Yeah that worked out well

  • @dushnyaktv6087
    @dushnyaktv6087 3 года назад +1

    Beginning of the video shows a turning point in USSR history which is rarely discussed - how Stalin came to power. Just a few days after death of Lenin in 1924 Party organized new mass enrolment. This shown as "100000 people join the Russian Communist Party"(party name until 1925) in the video. Many of them were simple workers who just wanted to make a quick career with a help of Party and didn't even know basics of communist theory. These "new communists" quickly outnumbered old party members who was mostly from intelligentsia and helped triumvirate Zinoviev, Kamenev, Stalin removed Trotsky and his supporters from power. Of course this trio didn't last long and soon Stalin attacked his "comrades" and paved his road to absolute power with their blood.
    This is a good example what effect a "primitive" propaganda may have on uneducated people and lead to drastically changes.
    PS. sorry for possible grammar mistakes.

  • @jaycecross4110
    @jaycecross4110 3 года назад +5

    Makes Communist Utopia -> Robs the successful -> Runs out of food and starves -> Say it wasn’t real communism -> Establish “new” Communist utopia

    • @StripesHistoryHub
      @StripesHistoryHub  3 года назад +3

      The USSR wasn't a communist paradise and never claimed to be.

    • @jaycecross4110
      @jaycecross4110 3 года назад

      @@StripesHistoryHub My bad, I forgot to include “attempts” to be. That’s why communists today are eager to try another experiment for it to end murderous like Pol pot, Stalin and Mao.

    • @jaycecross4110
      @jaycecross4110 3 года назад

      @@StripesHistoryHub It is the goal of USSR to be a “Communist utopia”, it will “only happen” if all of the world is communist.

    • @StripesHistoryHub
      @StripesHistoryHub  3 года назад +2

      @@jaycecross4110 They never claimed that either. They claimed communism could only come when the needed industry and technology would allow a post-scarcity economy.

    • @StripesHistoryHub
      @StripesHistoryHub  3 года назад +5

      @@jaycecross4110 If you want to talk body count the leaders of the Capitalist experiments have Stalin, Mao, and Pol Pot beat by millions even with debatable death numbers anti communist claim.
      It's as if the many millions who died because of the slave trade, imperialism, colonization, and forced famines under capitalism don't matter.

  • @MrMoskvichok
    @MrMoskvichok 12 лет назад +2

    Согласен. Но... почему бы, вместе с дубляжом, на всеобщее обозрение не выкладывать и оригинал?
    It agrees. But... why, together with dubbing-in, on a public inspection not to spread and the original?

  • @theprophetofputdowns8114
    @theprophetofputdowns8114 3 года назад +3

    Who killed Kenny?

  • @РоданМаес
    @РоданМаес 3 года назад +5

    По-моему мультики из 20-х или 30-х

  • @mihaiana8287
    @mihaiana8287 11 лет назад +6

    Russian sailors dance

  • @KarlSturmgewher
    @KarlSturmgewher 7 месяцев назад

    0:32
    Soviet Black Friday sale.

  • @alank5560
    @alank5560 3 года назад +3

    Must have been hell to live in Russia during the Soviet Era.........

    • @alexgainsborough4921
      @alexgainsborough4921 3 года назад +4

      Alan K
      exactly in the years of the release of this film - in the United States, about 8,000,000 citizens died of hunger. Industrialization and development of agriculture took place in the USSR, and in the West there was the Great Depression.

    • @lindatisue733
      @lindatisue733 3 года назад +5

      I had a Russian Doctor, she said she liked it and had a lot more freedom than she has in Sweden.

    • @vitiachao9765
      @vitiachao9765 3 года назад +2

      @@lindatisue733 She lies.

    • @koalabear1984
      @koalabear1984 3 года назад +2

      @@vitiachao9765 and youd know

    • @Gigika313
      @Gigika313 2 года назад

      They had free health care, free education, homes for the homeless
      Meanwhile in the us: pay for healthcare pay for education pay for home…you don’t have money oh we will pay you to be a solider for empire
      Must be shitty for the folk living pay check to pay check aka 70% of the US
      Must be shirt to not be able to avoid a 500 dollar emergency
      Must be shitty to spend all the tax money on war just to make the wealthy more rich while we have vets that are homeless on the streets..
      But but gulags..

  • @daveweller9579
    @daveweller9579 3 года назад +5

    AT Least 20 million people died from starvation or execution due to communism .The numbers would have been higher if not for Hoover.

    • @agentloo9744
      @agentloo9744 3 года назад +3

      @@tropicalslav931 comunism wasnt really bad in the ussr too. you could buy a dacha just buy working in a food factory (which is what my grandfather did)

    • @ДмитрийАрсентьев-ь6с
      @ДмитрийАрсентьев-ь6с 3 года назад +2

      Can you prove this number? I guess you can't.

    • @Mediocreinput
      @Mediocreinput 3 года назад

      @@tropicalslav931 Well, why are the people complain when USSR was open to the world and see the truth about their living conditions compared to the rest of the world?

    • @alexgainsborough4921
      @alexgainsborough4921 3 года назад +1

      Dave Weller 200 trillion, you moron XD

    • @alexgainsborough4921
      @alexgainsborough4921 3 года назад +2

      @@ДмитрийАрсентьев-ь6с не может конечно ) Вон какие миллионы были осуждены: shop.alexanderyakovlev.org/almanah/inside/almanah-doc/55696

  • @Mr.Obongo
    @Mr.Obongo 3 года назад

    If I join do I get an officer’s hat with a hammer sickle emblem? Cause if so I’ll join for that

  • @thes.a.s.s.1361
    @thes.a.s.s.1361 3 года назад

    So basically instead of a private merchant overseeing 1 business you have 1 state being the merchant for everything? How did that go Russia?

  • @robertluna3
    @robertluna3 11 лет назад +3

    What song is playing at 2:23-?

  • @soupman6668
    @soupman6668 3 года назад +1

    bruh lenin
    bruh lenin

  • @robertluna3
    @robertluna3 11 лет назад +2

    It actually starts at 2:10 and plays to the end.

  • @Floppa.TheCat
    @Floppa.TheCat 3 года назад +4

    "LENIN IS DEAD"
    "BUT LENINISM IS ALIVE"*

  • @Darw127
    @Darw127 12 лет назад +2

    "USSR is recognized by England, Italy, Norway" - question is for how much money.

    • @boringpolitician
      @boringpolitician 3 года назад +2

      Well, since Norway joined the comintern, Norway did it for free. By the way, Russia was the first country in the world to recognise Norway as a free and independent nation just 12 years before, in 1905.
      Best regards, a Norwegian comrade.

    • @nobody5228
      @nobody5228 3 года назад

      @@boringpolitician the USSR was awful.

    • @alexgainsborough4921
      @alexgainsborough4921 3 года назад

      @@nobody5228 The West is awful now. And not in Propaganda - but in practice.

  • @StripesHistoryHub
    @StripesHistoryHub  12 лет назад +1

    Also...I've got my problems with Putin myself...but there's no denying that Russia is more free today than it's ever been since at least the first Tsar. 50 years from now, I have no doubt that Russians will have a similar standard of living as Western Europeans.

    • @johnsmith4811
      @johnsmith4811 2 года назад

      That didn't age well. April 2022.

  • @m49v50
    @m49v50 3 года назад

    communism that really worked out

  • @lukasgjoni1961
    @lukasgjoni1961 3 года назад

    ✊🚩

  • @josephsantoy1107
    @josephsantoy1107 3 года назад +1

    AOC approves this message

  • @jackrackham7898
    @jackrackham7898 Месяц назад

    Слава КПСС ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  • @am1966ath
    @am1966ath 13 лет назад

    @trupoed11 americans are 300millions, what would you call this animated story for peasents who couldn t read or write??art?

  • @Mr.Obongo
    @Mr.Obongo 3 года назад +2

    I want to see rule 34 of this

  • @denisdennehy4549
    @denisdennehy4549 3 года назад

    If only it had worked

    • @lilywhite8157
      @lilywhite8157 3 года назад +2

      no homeless free medical, free education, best army in the world fist in space and list goes on

    • @denisdennehy4549
      @denisdennehy4549 3 года назад +2

      @@lilywhite8157 yes but, poor medical facilities, poor overcrowded non maintained apartments with a 15 year waiting list, poor quality unaffordable cars, drastic overspend on the Army at the expense of few if any consumer goods. Endless queues for goods even in the eighties, political education even in schools, not allowed to leave the Country withott special permission? Internal passports? - Repression if you criticised the Government? No freedom of speech? Invading and repressing Countries who didn't want the Communist system, i.e. Hungary 1956, Czechosolvakia 1968, Elite priviledged bureaucratic elite even worse than the Capitalist countries, special shops for the party not allowed to the ordinary worker. The list is endless.

    • @alexgainsborough4921
      @alexgainsborough4921 3 года назад

      @@denisdennehy4549 Yeah, that's what Western propaganda says XD
      "Repression if you criticised the Government? No freedom of speech?"
      Are you talking about the modern USA - about Trump's supporters, about BLM, about elections in which the dead voted?
      "who didn't want the Communist system, i.e. Hungary 1956, Czechosolvakia 1968"
      And who will ask them what they want? These countries - Hitler's allies - helped him kill 27 million Soviet citizens. Even the Germans serving in the SS were shocked by the atrocities committed by the Hungarians in Ukraine. These countries - had no right to object to something - and even to have their own opinion.
      Yes, the list of your propaganda to justify fascism is endless.

    • @koalabear1984
      @koalabear1984 3 года назад

      @@alexgainsborough4921 bruh the wait time and the lack of products is real, even in the bridge country of yugoslavia, let alone some village in siberia

  • @JoseFernandez-qt8hm
    @JoseFernandez-qt8hm 3 года назад

    art of tapeworming

  • @TheMysterDe
    @TheMysterDe 3 года назад

    Что Я понял из этого видео?
    1. Купцы настолько жадные что ценники рисуют из космоса на связи с Марсом, А покупатели такие глупые и не знают что такое рыночная конкуренция!
    2. Главный Капиталист ГОСУДАРСТВО монополизировал рынок и вытеснил всех неугодных с рынка!
    Жду ваших мыслей а то вдруг Я что то пропустил.

    • @rotgardist1912
      @rotgardist1912 3 года назад

      1) "Купцы" не рисуют цены из космоса, они руководствуются ситуацией в экономике, за сколько у них готовы купить продукцию, себестоимость самих реализуемых товаров, наличие конкурентов, связь с ними, присутствие олигополии, либо картельного сговора и прочее. Но, например, когда случаются неурожайные года, спрос на, тот же самый хлеб и зерно, резко возрастает и купец, взвинчивает прибавочную стоимость (которая, даже может превышать саму себестоимость продукции), в угоду личного обогащения и наживы на тех, кто, зачастую, не владеет средствами производства. Именно это, во многом, вынудило власть бороться с кулачеством и частным ростовщичеством. Главная же проблема заключалась в том, что при такой ситуации , увеличивается социальное расслоение между теми, кто живет , за счёт перепродажи продукции, в производстве которого не участвует, и теми, кто непосредственно участвует в производстве товаров , но не владеет ими, либо владеет не в полной мере. А это - ужесточение классовой борьбы, что не есть хорошо, так как напоминает басню, про лебедя, рака и щуку. Потом, про какую осведомлённость о рыночной конкуренции можно говорить, в государстве, где капитализм не был построен в полной мере? Большинство людей ,поколениями, жили либо в собственности у феодалов, либо, уже позже , непосредственно арендуя землю, у них ,и только 7 лет назад, крестьянам, были даны наделы, принадлежавшие, именно, им. Это я, даже, не говорю об уровне их образования, которое , часто, заключалось в наличии 4 лет обучения, в церковно - приходской школе.
      2) Тогда , государство ещё не монополизировало рынок, в полной мере, эта мультипликация времён НЭПа, когда была разрешена частная собственность на средства производства, в некоторых сферах. Сделано это было , для того чтобы экономическая ситуация, в стране, восстановилась, путём саморегуляции рынка, и для улучшения капиталистического базиса, от которого отталкивался бы дальнейший социализм , по - Ленину. Так же , не стоит сравнивать гос. капитализм с капитализмом частных лиц. Стоит сказать, что , по - Ленину, социализм - это государственная монополия, направленная на благо общества. При таком государственном капитализме, средствами производства, никто не владеет, в полной мере. Ведь государство - это не частное лицо, а целая организация, которой присуща ротация кадров, и даже в буржуазной республике, простой человек, имеет шансы попасть в гос. аппарат, не говоря уже про государство, с диктатурой пролетариата. По факту, складывается ситуация, в которой производства принадлежат всем и одновременно никому. + вся прибыль от реализации продуктов и услуг , идёт непосредственно в бюджет (а не оседает в карманах у частников) и распределяется на нужды страны (развитие инфраструктуры, поддержание основных фондов, армию, социалку и т.д.). Бывают же и иные формы госкапитализма, например, поздний Ирак, при Хусейне. Там, узкий круг владельцев средств производств, непосредственно , находился в государственном аппарате и не сменялся (точнее, сменялся, но по собственному желанию), прибыли оседались в карманах, у них, а не шли в бюджет, в полной мере. По факту, это неприкрытая диктатура капитала, а, учитывая , к тому же, огромное давление на рабочее движение, милитаризм, развязывание войн за ресурсы и рынки сбыта, идеологию корпоративизма, прикрывающуюся социализмом и антикоммунизм - представляет собой, образцовый, пример фашизма.

    • @ПетркропоткинКропоткин
      @ПетркропоткинКропоткин 3 года назад

      Если тупой выйди на рынок,но ты тупой и не поймёшь все равно как тебя облапошивают,для таких как ты снят мультфильм без сильного смыслового перегруза

    • @TheMysterDe
      @TheMysterDe 3 года назад

      @@ПетркропоткинКропоткин глистами красными завоняло

    • @TheMysterDe
      @TheMysterDe 3 года назад

      @@rotgardist1912 Глистами красными завоняло

  • @antipryzm
    @antipryzm 12 лет назад

    Actually the quality of the presentation just furthers the argument for capitalism. Just another proof that a product created for profit is of a much higher quality than one made under the ideals of "from those according to their abilities, to those according to their needs".
    Greed, Lust, Pride.. these things DRIVE innovation.

  • @tudorraneti
    @tudorraneti 12 лет назад

    What did you ever do in this world to prove your judgement doesn't require proof (it's a rhetorical question, with judgements like that, you can't have done anything)

  • @TheVictor2a
    @TheVictor2a 11 лет назад

    Impossible de commenter: je ne veux pas utiliser la langue de l'occupant

  • @АлександрАмяльев-ц7з
    @АлександрАмяльев-ц7з 3 года назад +1

    All the power to the SOVYETs!!!

  • @thunberbolttwo3953
    @thunberbolttwo3953 3 года назад

    I love how this films lies so blatantly. The collective farms were created by force. By the government. The peasant famers did not want to create them.

  • @grze_gor7
    @grze_gor7 3 года назад

    За Фашизм! Против леваков-коммунистов

  • @ХатабычГоршенин
    @ХатабычГоршенин 3 года назад +1

    Привет

  • @РоданМаес
    @РоданМаес 3 года назад +1

    А это не Ленин

  • @piranasdelcaribe3555
    @piranasdelcaribe3555 3 года назад

    Urss NO. Is Soviet Russia .

  • @capnhands
    @capnhands 12 лет назад +1

    They show this to Capitalis traitors in Siberian Gulags

  • @ezetielve3177
    @ezetielve3177 8 лет назад +1

    Dafuq?!

  • @jimf3932
    @jimf3932 3 года назад +5

    LOOK!!! A democrat party platform ad!

  • @MeTubeERG
    @MeTubeERG 2 года назад

    Jesus, no wonder we won the Cold War

  • @semeonivanov
    @semeonivanov 3 года назад

    чо за субтитры блядь посреди экрана?!

    • @semeonivanov
      @semeonivanov 3 года назад

      пиздец...

    • @semeonivanov
      @semeonivanov 3 года назад

      по идиотски сделано. не видно ничо.

  • @TheDirtysouthfan
    @TheDirtysouthfan 12 лет назад

    Neither America nor Russia base their laws on the Bible, Israel however does base its laws on the Torah. Russia and America are more or less secular. But my impression was mostly "I like Stalin because he modernized Russia" as in the End Justify the Means. He may have been a cruel dictator, but to some estimates a 3rd of Russians, it was necessary to modernize Russia.

  • @charliedrake247
    @charliedrake247 3 года назад +2

    Coming back in Europe very soon 🇨🇳

  • @GETole
    @GETole 13 лет назад +1

    And the USSR is where now? It worked out well for them, didn't it? LOL!

    • @hepcat93
      @hepcat93 3 года назад +6

      From the fifth place to the 2nd between 1927-1939 years in the economy size. From 5% of the industrial output of Germany, Britain, France and the USA combined to somewhat equal to Germany. First atomic electric station, first atomic powered ship, first satellite, first man in space, one of the world's two countries which had its indigenous semiconductor industry.
      The 6th place for today and nothing significant created for the last 30 years of the market economy. Death of the machinery, electronics, decrease in the quality of education and medicine, for everything people must pay now.
      I guess it worked good. It looks that it doesn't now, if we put away shiny wrap papers, shop windows and imported cars.
      In some aspects, the bigger cities won. But I can't say that in everything. The majority of the population lost. By the Gallup survey, over 50% of the former USSR population (Russia+other independent republics) find the planned economy better.

    • @GETole
      @GETole 3 года назад

      @@hepcat93 The USSR no longer exists. It was an EPIC FAIL.

    • @hepcat93
      @hepcat93 3 года назад +2

      @@GEToleman, u haven't just read what it achieved? Or u mean that since the economic system was lame from the beginning it was doomed to fail anyway?

    • @GETole
      @GETole 3 года назад

      @@hepcat93 It achieve squalor and death.

    • @hepcat93
      @hepcat93 3 года назад +2

      @@GETole weird rationale. We have about 200 countries in this world. The USSR was the second economy among these 200. Russia has been on 5-6th places by "Purchasing Power Parity GDP".
      And the market economy did no positive work here. At its best it only reached or slightly exceeded Soviet Russia of 1989 in numbers. But is still relying on its infrastructure or big key factories and plants, which never existed before the USSR on this land.
      The "squalor" is not an applicable word here. Simply and rationally, u're wrong.

  • @arkxams1456
    @arkxams1456 3 года назад +2

    Какая тупость!

    • @Gigika313
      @Gigika313 2 года назад

      Thanks for the algo comment

  • @VLSMITH1000
    @VLSMITH1000 12 лет назад

    How can they stop the merchants from being party officals? Different names but the same exploitation! All the same!

    • @Gigika313
      @Gigika313 2 года назад

      Word salad what?

  • @Hissanrach
    @Hissanrach 12 лет назад

    No. You're not even close. Please research the topic, because your overarching generalizations, hasty conclusions and lack of actual understanding of what you're talking about is painful. People like you make me weep for the future.