The Communist Manifesto Explained Short and Simple | What is the Communist Manifesto Marx and Engels
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2024
- In this video, we’ll look at a short and simple overview of the Communist Manifesto to help you better understand what it’s about.
The Communist Manifesto is a political pamphlet that was published in 1848 and was written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. It outlines the principles of communism and serves as a call to action for the working class to overthrow the capitalist system.
Overall, the Communist Manifesto serves as a foundational text of Marxist theory and has had a profound influence on political movements and revolutions around the world.
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Thanks for the video!
You're welcome! ☺️
Been waiting for this one, thanks bro.
Hope you enjoyed it! :)
Can you do a video on Yuri Bezmenov??
Great explanation😊... Would like to know about commodity fetishism(also a term given my marx)
As a Marxist I can explain what that is; it’s a kind of process that happens when people assign certain powers to products on the markets, so it makes them think that owning a certain product makes them stronger or better. So there’s something like a very strong desire towards wanting to own a certain product, for example an apple item or anything expensive.
@@FranciSketches1509 Yeah right! Its like treating the product superior than people who made it and worshipping it.
@@saniya7176 yup
Marx wanted to stop the power game , but the game continued, with changing only rules and players. 😔
I liked the video. I have seen your video Capitalism vs Communism but can you make a video that compares and contrasts Communism and Socialism?
I believe communism is a government system while Socialism is an economic system. Communism and Socialism vs. Democracy and Capitalism are the prevailing systems pairing.
China has redefined the terms as they are using capitalism as their economic system while the US "Democracy" is mixing up with socialism.
I do have an older video that compares the two. I could probably redo this one sometime soon in the future. Socialism Vs Communism | What is the difference between Socialism and Communism?
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@@vondoromal7016socialism’s most popular definition is the transition from capitalism to communism. In china’s case, theres nuance to it id say. Dont wanna get too in detail, but you can look into it if you want.
Ownership:
- *Capitalism* means employer ownership, meaning if a business is owned by the employer and the employer makes all the decisions, it's a capitalist business. If most of the businesses in a society are employer-owned, it's a capitalist economy.
- *Socialism* means worker ownership, meaning if a business is owned by the workers who work there and the workers are the ones who make all the decisions on how to run a business(a worker cooperative), it's a socialist business. If most of the businesses in a society are worker-owned, it's a socialist economy.
- *Communism* means community ownership, meaning if a business is owned by the entire community and the community decides how the business is run, it's a communist business. If most of the businesses in a society are community-owned, it's a communist economy.
@@vondoromal7016 Communism and socialism are economic democracies. If all the people own all the businesses like in communism or socialism, then all the people control the economy, if everyone has equal control and say over the economy, you have economic democracy.
Currently, under capitalism, almost all businesses are owned by employers, meaning only employers have a say in the economy, that's economic dictatorship.
No nothing about communist manifesto. Thanks Dan. 👍
No, don't educate me. Thanks Dan. 👍
@@A_Random_Rat Maybe I'm missing the joke or you're being sarcastic, but why would you even take the time to comment if you've got nothing meaningful or constructive to add?
@@IllustratetoEducate I read his comment as "No, nothing about the communist manifesto. Thanks Dan." As in "I don't want you to make videos about the communist manifesto."
Responded with sarcasm, but reading back, I think he meant "*know* nothing about the communist manifesto"
@@A_Random_Rat Then don't watch then.
@@bickeya.j.m8470 How about you use the right form of "know" and "no" so I don't misinterpret your sentence.
You missed the part where it doesn't work
Good explanation. Capitalism is the way.
while that is evident today the original text also points out the cycles that consumes the resources to the degree of people suffering, which is a known thing in economic circles. Therefore trying to understand the underlying cause let us understand the limits of capitalism and find a better answer (than communism). Depending which country you find an example of the best ones do use social dampening of harms.
@@vidan3018 Basically capitalism doesn't have limits in theory. Basically everyone decides everyday what resources to consume or not to.
ANY system developed and operated by humans will have problems and fail to serve everyone. Because humans are flawed, their systems will be flawed. Because human abilities vary, the outcomes of their actions will vary. Capitalism works better at providing for the most people because it relies on human nature. Marxism fails and ends up with millions dead because it does not understand human nature.
Definitely not capitalism all the way.
@@ShaharIshog-lx7pi why not?