As a child of parents who escaped communism, I will fight tooth and nails to make sure communism never comes to this country

@americaforer1776

2 ай бұрын

My grandfather was in Cuba he was in USMC my father was in the army form 1985 to 89 and Saw the Berlin wall come down

@TheSpiderInUrWalls

2 ай бұрын

My family on my dads side fled Russia to escape communism and the revolution. I don’t get why people think it’s a good idea to

@joshcarter-com

2 ай бұрын

Exactly. These people talk about a modern hellscape-no, that’s what my grandparents’ families escaped from to come to the United States.

@michaelhviper

2 ай бұрын

My grandmother escaped East Germany. Her uncle was hung on a tree just for speaking out against the regime there. Of course I statted this in a previous video.

@jeusmarcomascarina4102

2 ай бұрын

Communism is when facism and democracy combined. 😂

Commie simp: "I am going to be an artist under the new system!" Comunist party: "Your work assignment is cement factory 14, good luck comrade"

@Lonovavir

2 ай бұрын

Communist leader: 12 hour work days and no benefits. No work, no food.

@LegendWolfA

2 ай бұрын

Communist mfs when they realize the hammer and sickle on the communism flag means WORK

@rips1231

2 ай бұрын

Yes😂😂

@RavenHaili

2 ай бұрын

Lol I love that name, that's exactly what they are

@Goawaydude

2 ай бұрын

These ppl can't even work an 8hr day. Imbeciles. These are future transients in my town...get your signs ready ppl!! Anything helps 😂😂😂

"omg capitalism is awful, America bad" - people who have never been outside American walls

@lizafrench8455

2 ай бұрын

Capitalism isn't the problem. What they are complaining about is socialism, Marxism, and communism.

@johnpolitis7929

2 ай бұрын

@maniacmatt7340 Capitalism bad, Marxism good.

@AbnormallyOnline

2 ай бұрын

Right? I just don’t get it. If you don’t like living in a capitalist country *then leave the capitalist country.* That’s the one thing I don’t understand, if they hate it so much, why don’t they just leave?!

@EvilBookMan

2 ай бұрын

​@@AbnormallyOnlineHow can a Marxist call themselves revolutionary if they aren't ruining things for thousands to millions?

@johnpolitis7929

2 ай бұрын

@@AbnormallyOnline Because they want to take it over which I support.

They're so ignorant of history that they don't realize that the activists get put against the wall after the revolution, too. 🤣

@susanlester1

2 ай бұрын

💯💯💯💯

@Lonovavir

2 ай бұрын

Face wall tovarisch, I'm a painter and my rifle is my brush. The wall is my canvas.

@Picklepop670

2 ай бұрын

She complains about how she’s expected to work way too much for too little leisure time. But complains that everyone’s buying food and goods instead of farming and making goods for themselves. I’m wondering how much leisure time she thinks she will have if she has to grow her own food and make her own clothes etc…

@CAProductions051

2 ай бұрын

They’re called useful idiots for a reason

@mr.peanutbutter6969

2 ай бұрын

They're willfully ignorant. That's what's worse.

That one chick hates her ancestors, which ignores two points: 1) Had she lived back then she would have behaved just like they did, cuz that’s what life was like back then. She isn’t better than them, she was just born later. 2) They likely would have hated her as well.

@Cynwale

2 ай бұрын

They wouldn't care about her in the slightest unless she start living the way they did, if she lives during their times with her ideology, she won't survive a week.

@cwcpants140

2 ай бұрын

Well if she lived back then, she probably would have also known that Europeans didn't "invade" Africa or w/e that bull shit narrative is. It was entirely consensual as the African tribes already had a history of enslaving enemy tribe members, the Europeans just provided a way for the African tribes to get rid of enemy tribe members. She would have seen the real history, not the edited version they teach in school

@notasaint6770

2 ай бұрын

​@@cwcpants140 I agree. I'm sick of ppl hatin cause I'm white

@ProjectAgain

2 ай бұрын

@@cwcpants140 let's be real. she would have believed whatever moronic drivel of the time she was instructed to just like she does now.

@fomi-rc4sc

2 ай бұрын

@@cwcpants140 Are you denying the occupation and the number of people who have been killed? If Europeans hadn't invaded Africa, you wouldn't see resistance groups in Africa

The “f” in “communism” stands for “food”.

@gr-os4gd

2 ай бұрын

And the "m" stands for "misery."

@madlynx1818

2 ай бұрын

@@gr-os4gd tri-fold lol

@DarkMark-cf1ec

2 ай бұрын

@@madlynx1818 the thri-force of communism: hunger, stupidity and transhumanism to a toaster (npc/tool)

@StarfishGoneToxic

2 ай бұрын

and the "c" stands for "communism" i dont know why i thought this was funny

@madlynx1818

2 ай бұрын

@@StarfishGoneToxic lol

a 20 year old girl told me her parents were colonizers, and I told her, your kid say the same about you! and then she blocked me

@silentfox8460

2 ай бұрын

I don't get people of my age anymore... it's as if those years of history lessons were just tossed from a window and everything is true (when it comes to tik tac)... it's odd to be honest

@randombsgo4367

2 ай бұрын

@@silentfox8460 they only hear what they want to!

@robertwilkins3167

2 ай бұрын

Any colonizing that took place happened hundreds of years ago.

@silentfox8460

2 ай бұрын

Right on the head y'all... but seriously... clinging to the past and trying to rebrand it into the future is sadly gonna end badly

@UgigigcuguUgigigydyfjg-fl2qi

Ай бұрын

​@@robertwilkins3167 there's black, Hispanic, Muslim colonies all throughout Europe and America, actually. Look around. Just another example of their endless hypocrisies. Call us colonizers as they colonize US, call us slavers yet they STILL practice it in their nations.

That second communist agitator is speaking from a car with a nice sun roof. And I wonder how much she'd enjoy spending every daylight hour plowing, planting, maintaining crops, feeding livestock, pumping water, etc. It's wonderful to have the capability to be self-reliant in many ways, but it's a pretty brutal life.

@MykeLewisMusic

2 ай бұрын

Plowing all day is probably going to be how she spends her short life.

@kevincurr4641

2 ай бұрын

Sitting in her car, whining contradictory nonsense, into her latest iPhone and she dressed in her cosplay as an elf, these turnip IQ's bitching how hard done by they are such a joke 😂

@gr-os4gd

2 ай бұрын

She imagines that it's _other_ people who will be doing the manual labor. She's in for a surprise.

@DarkMark-cf1ec

2 ай бұрын

conservatives are way closer to communism than actual communists lol. from the small communities, to self sufficiency, to helping others with hard work

@elmeri1929

2 ай бұрын

I would ask her if it was her car. If she says hers, I would tell her to thank capitalism. If she argues for communism, then I'd tell her to donate her car for the common good.

Capitalism has fed them, clothed them, provided their glasses, provided their hair color ink and their cell phones lol

@kylejones7252

2 ай бұрын

It is always the ones that suckle off the tit of Capitalism the most that seem to love the idea of communism. They mainly live in cities and push their ideology through there phones via the internet on a social media site created by capitalism. They never come together as a collective and purchase land to build their communist utopia. If they did they would starve!

@grayman1889

2 ай бұрын

more so human innovation. its simple minded to think that humanity only began inventing and innovating once capitalism became the dominant economic system a few hundred years ago. we have been creating things in order to make our lives simpler for thousands of years.

@DarkMark-cf1ec

2 ай бұрын

@@grayman1889 and once capitalism came along around 5k bc.. technological advancement spiked. "to make our lives simpler" no.. to benefit, either by sharing the product or using it. take capitalism at its most bare form, and its trade. Nothing wrong trading water to the desert at high prices, when they sell you gems, riches are dependent on physical needs, thus a days worth of meal can be worth a penny or billions of dollars. capitalism is derived from natures limited resources without capitalism, trade would have never been so big as today. everyone would be stuck using their own innovations instead of sharing them, look at the jews and christians at their earliest.. they tried their best, shared, were selfless.. and humanity hated them, without fear or hunger or suffering humanity wont advance. Everyone wants the best life, thus we compete with other lifeforms for these resources

@grayman1889

2 ай бұрын

@@DarkMark-cf1ec well my friend it seems that our definitions of capitalism are not the same. capitalism is defined simply as private ownership of the means of production, you can google that. it is not trade. it is not the market. these entities can and have existed outside of capitalism. capitalism is when a few people own the resources needed to maintain society, to maintain trade, to maintain the markets. that is capitalism, not the act of trade between humans. if you and i simply traded A for B, that is not capitalism. capitalism is when i own A, and the resources to make A, and pay you a wage to make A that is less than what i can sell A for, and then turn around and sell A to you for a profit. it is not the mere trading of resources. you might be aided in reading up on what these terms actually mean, as opposed to what Fox news tells you they are.

@grayman1889

2 ай бұрын

@@DarkMark-cf1ec and just in the event you choose not to google the definition of capitalism and would rather prefer to remain in your ignorance, here is googles definition: an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit.

The woman relying on stores, restaurants and no community spirit... Would she leave a city, live in a small town? She could grow vegetables for herself, she could learn to cook, and she'd learn a community spirit?! Or would she miss Starbucks and having it all delivered to her?

@rips1231

2 ай бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking. She'd never get her hands dirty

@mariedinkler8542

2 ай бұрын

​@@rips1231😂😂😂😂 she could wear gardening gloves, but yeah. Won't happen. Being as self sufficient as possible is a lot of work, rewarding, but work. Could be the key word, work🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

@rips1231

2 ай бұрын

@mariedinkler8542 all these people romanticize about being self sufficient in some commune. Haha good luck with that. Communism doesn't produce it will be okay for a week until you run out of resources from stealing from everyone.

@ToWnHeAdAARON123

2 ай бұрын

Socialist revolutions or leading towards global communism doesn't mean "no coffee shops and must grow your own food". This has already been accomplished - we have the technology provided by humans. This is ignorance, or a lack of misunderstanding of socialism from your part. My government, sometime in the last 7 years in the U.K, told working class people that when free school meals were abolished, families should GROW THEIR OWN FOOD. Wer'e talking people living in high-rise flats. This is under capitalism, in a "developed" economy. This, amongst the crazy disparity in wealth distribution, poverty, starvation, and imperial/local exploitation that capitalism requires to function (which it does not do effectively)

@lukefarrell6769

2 ай бұрын

😂😂

Misha Petrov and Brad Polumbo is the cross over episode that I never expected to happen. Enjoyed both you guys’ content!

@nonosquare259

2 ай бұрын

Sameee

@CoriTelma

2 ай бұрын

underrated comment

I'm pretty sure it's not capitalism that keeps Ms. BugFerry from learning to cook for herself.

@gibbsm

Ай бұрын

it's herself.

In the Soviet union, people had to queue for hours to purchase a loaf of bread.

@TheSpiderInUrWalls

2 ай бұрын

If there was any bread left for them

@user-js2oj2qi8h

2 ай бұрын

Well, I don't think we need to exaggerate truth to make bad picture of USSR. I mean, real USSR wasn't a pleasant place, but spreading such easily refutable lie about it doesn't contribute our ideas. I don't deny that in USSR were cases of mass starvation, it just wasn't common thing during all USSR history.

@Snake-ms7sj

2 ай бұрын

And toilet paper!

@DarkMark-cf1ec

2 ай бұрын

@@user-js2oj2qi8h "lie" they quite literally thought USA crafted whole propaganda cities to the communists who came over.. only to realize every state really does have that much food.. and its mega cheap compared to their own even now starvation greatly affects russia, just like most formerly communist countries

@gibbsm

Ай бұрын

In capitalist US, I can't afford to go to the doctor regularly. Getting cancer can ruin a person financially in the US.

So that girl would rather work off the land? That is way more work than the 8hr 9 to 5, five days a week in an air conditioned office modern lifestyle. I've worked manual labor jobs when I was young and helped my father with his cattle farm. It is hard work. You are never done working and you will have to work at anytime of the day in any season. These people are clueless!

@somebody3558

2 ай бұрын

They always complain about how difficult working is in the capitalist system, but I wonder how happy and free they’d feel subsistence farming to be able to eat with no extra money for luxuries.

@RachelNichols-writer

2 ай бұрын

She could join an Amish colony. 🤣Oh wait...

@JasonNewsted420

Ай бұрын

That girl thinks communism is capitalism but you don't have to work 😂 if she hates capitalism so much she can move to the communist utopias, like China

When they say that "I shouldn't have to work for basic necessities" what they're really saying is that I want others to do the work for me without pay. Sounds a lot like slavery to me.

@sjm9876

2 ай бұрын

For real

@joy-eu4xi

2 ай бұрын

Exactly!! 💯

@dearthditch

2 ай бұрын

As with all Communists, they expect that their devotion at the beginning will put them in the best places. The new 1%

@saughs

2 ай бұрын

It’s a child’s mentality. “You’re obligated to take care of me.” Not even your parents are obligated to take care of you once you’re an adult, much less anyone else.

@gibbsm

Ай бұрын

No it doesn't. Are you 10?

The irony of century...the brainwashed call the rest brainwashed

One of the most hilarious things to do is read through the threads of all the communists asking each other what their jobs will be "after the revolution". They all think they'll be teaching intersectional theory & yoga.

@SD-fn2oe

2 ай бұрын

Yoga is something far more profound than what white leftists make it out to be. Neither is it "demonic" like white right wingers make it out to be. Yoga is not just movement of the body, it is a spiritual activity. It entails connecting with our spirit and gaining control over ourselves and our bodies. I don't of course expect everyone to understand. And unfortunately the cosmopolitan world has turned yoga into a commodity for sale, reducing it to a mere therapy class that you pay for. That's not yoga. Some yogis can walk through fire and come out unscathed. You won't find hippies being able to do that.

@Raphaeltheslayer

2 ай бұрын

The fact they think THEY’RE going to pick is ridiculous to me sorry Suzan and Danny they pick not you

@rips1231

2 ай бұрын

I think their revolution is on our doorstep. All over the country I'm seeing the erosion of property rights

@RachelNichols-writer

2 ай бұрын

You don't pick what you do. You ask the committee and they assign you the job you'll have for life. I learned this from reading books.

@JasonNewsted420

Ай бұрын

Funny how all the things they want for free under capitalism wouldn't even be available to buy under communism. They'd have to starve and work all day until a neighbor snitches on them for stealing a loaf of bread for their child

“I shouldn’t have to work my life away just to eat, sleep, & poop.” So someone else is making your food, building your home, & maintaining your plumbing for free? Because that practice already exists. We actually fought a war to outlaw that practice in the 1860’s.

My class just had to go through reading Animal Farm this past week and had to write a character chart and use that to identify 3 to 4 roles in a political revolution (e.g. Squealer represents a political propogandist) and had to write a paper about which role can do the most harm and use evidence from the book to support our argument. These people have clearly never suffered through high school. Anybody who says "communism good, capital bad" and actually *believes* what they're preaching needs to read Animal Farm.

@Amatureb

2 ай бұрын

Animal farm is a great book, Orwell is a fantastic writer and journalist

@RachelNichols-writer

Ай бұрын

Orwell fought for socialism. Literally. He wrote Animal Farm and 1984 after becoming disillusioned.

@olg7483

24 күн бұрын

​@@RachelNichols-writer he changed his views on socialism and became more free-market over the years

"I don't want to work till the day I die" 'In the USSR work is a duty and a matter of honor for every able-bodied citizen, in accordance with the principle: "He who does not work, neither shall he eat". '

@freddieoblivion6122

2 ай бұрын

Tell them they can eat each other.

@JoeStanek-vu7rl

2 ай бұрын

Put down the crack pipe dude... you could retire at 58 in the USSR.

@albertchurchill4845

2 ай бұрын

@@JoeStanek-vu7rl Who told you that? Did you confirm it with someone who actually lived there? Nobody from the Soviet Union who is here now is supporting that system. Name one, if they do.

@initial_C

2 ай бұрын

@@JoeStanek-vu7rl I'm literally quoting an official USSR charter from 1936 my dude.

@toastle8005

2 ай бұрын

@@initial_C I appreciate the attempt to bring a more balanced view to the conversation, but I quite suspect Mao would have decreed the exact same thing on official charters, while people ate dust and their pets while their children died.

That's the most Chad looking gay man I've seen that chin is amazing

@smashleybreaks

2 ай бұрын

LOL!!!!!

@johnpolitis7929

2 ай бұрын

@@smashleybreaks I'm proud to be a pinko Commie atheist. Religion is the opiate of the people.

@SweetOrangeGirl

2 ай бұрын

I agree!

@agnosticgamer3122

2 ай бұрын

Complete with name "Brad"

@astrayalien

2 ай бұрын

Is he gay? Is it relevant? Does it change what he is saying?

The literal cornerstone of communism was that everybody had to work. I don't know what kind of utopia they dream of where food, shelter, and other necessities fall from heavens, but that is not even what communism ever taught. If anything, they sound like a caricature of a spoilt brat from an aristocratic family who thought any work is beneath them (and actually that wasn't even that common btw, which is why i say it's a caricature). Those people would be the first victims of a revolution. (The last ones are the revolutionists who sooner or later stop being revolutionary enough. Which we already see with the left cancelling people who were extremists 20 years ago btw.)

@donpietruk1517

2 ай бұрын

Slight correction. The last ones are those that get put up against the wall when the people in control reach their goals and use the army to put a stop to the activities of the radicals they have reached. Basically Mao using the Chinese Red Army to round up the cultural revolutionaries he unleashed so it doesn't completely consume the government.

lmao the guy complaining about not wanting to work until the day he dies.. okay. work, save up money, get yourself a piece of land, build your house, figure out how to sustain it off grid. build yourself a garden, have some livestock, have a means to feed and care for said livestock, make your own food... regardless of what you do, work will be with you until the day you die. Either in society or for yourself. Work is work. You will work. Not one ant will support a lazy grasshopper.

My grandmother grew up in southern Alabama, during the depression, on a very small family farm with no electricity, no indoor plumbing, and had to handpick the cotton harvest in the August heat. No one alive in this country today has to do that to survive.

@TheOneTheyCallTim

2 ай бұрын

Great-grandparents and grandparents lived the same here in Texas. Cotton and corn farm. My grandfather didn't have plumbing, and no electricity until he was 17. These brats have no clue.

@Nate_MMA

2 ай бұрын

My Soviet great grandparents had an apartment and a 40 hour a week job during the 30s. Sucks to be American at that time and any time lmao. East is best and you guys were just mad that we Slavs built an economic system to surpass yours and you decided that you'd sink trillions and half a century into destroying our countries out of fear. You should've left us alone because one day the Slavic countries will unite in an alliance stronger than ever seen before and we will take our final victory.

@ViewpointUnique

2 ай бұрын

@Nate_MMA LOL trolling at its best. Nice try, B+ for effort. D- for execution.

@Nate_MMA

2 ай бұрын

@@ViewpointUnique not trolling. Your day will come.

@ViewpointUnique

2 ай бұрын

@Nate_MMA see now you just keep sounding more like a troll. Best of luck on your endeavors :)

Misha AND Brad? "What is this, a crossover episode?" (I love it)

Pretty sure there's a word for wanting other people to work for you without offering anything in return 🤔

@thedarkestowl4224

2 ай бұрын

Hahahaha! Can I buy a vowel??

A “communist” entrepreneur 😂😂😂😂

They are saying that THEY want to become part of the 1%, without the luck or work involved.

"What do we eat during the revolution" was a common thought that ideologues wrestled with during the USSR, right before the famines took the lives of millions. To be honest though I remember being a young millennial in my 20s thinking very similar things... Except my friends and I seemed a lot more concerned with back yard barbecues and who was going to throw a party next weekend.

@joshcarter-com

2 ай бұрын

There were plenty of Ukrainians and Chinese wondering what they were going to eat in the 1930s-50s, too! Millions, in fact.

@scorchclasstitan6727

2 ай бұрын

You say all this when the CCCP was one of the biggest military powers of the world. You wonder why Germany wants NATO gone.

@olg7483

24 күн бұрын

​@@joshcarter-com rest in peace to the millions

The Bug Fairy needs a Holiday in Cambodia, circa 1978.

@Snake-ms7sj

2 ай бұрын

How about an all expense paid one way trip to North Korea so they can experience a Communist paradise first hand?

Misha and Brad collab! Nice!

“I hate my ancestors” I’m sure they’d feel the same.

That first woman talking about breaking down capitalism sounds like she's about to have a breakdown with how nervous she sounds lol

So fun to see the two of you together! I visited the Soviet Union in 1984 (on a ballet tour) and it was crazy how empty the shelves were in their stores while the tourist stores were full of things to buy. Black market was rampant and the normal people were using that to get the things they needed to survive.

I blame parents that didn't read *The Ant and the Grasshopper* to their spoiled kids!

@gr-os4gd

2 ай бұрын

Or "The Little Red Hen."

@SergioKoolhaas

Ай бұрын

Or animal farm

Many young people do not realize that without work, there are no goodies. You can choose not to work as much and make do with less but most people don't want that trade off.

@AllenLantz

2 ай бұрын

they just think the food magically appears in front of their door

@gibbsm

Ай бұрын

no one is saying no work. it's what we do with the 'profits'. I say we don't give it all to the oligarchs. Capitalism is fine, but it's out of control in the US.

@olg7483

24 күн бұрын

​@@gibbsm how is it out of control? Things are pretty good here with the average (for most people) gdp per capita being 75,000 dollars a year. Our country was never intended to be some unreasonable "utopia" we are doing just fine in America.

willing to bet that none of these activists could bear living among the working class in a trailer park instead of their usual HGVT modern luxury apartments

@Sadie-gh5tn

2 ай бұрын

Or to grow their own food and live without plumbing and electricity.

As a middle class American, who works 8 hours 4-5 days a week, I am living MUCH better than I was in Cuba. I am so grateful for this country that has provided me and my family with every thing we’d ever need.

She hates her ancestors but imagine, if possible, the difficult lives of our ancestors that managed to survive in brutal conditions through the Ice Age,. Would they complain about having to work for basic necessities if obtaining food meant risking life and limb? Think of the times with no electricity, no central heating, no sanitation. To paraphrase Jonathan Bowden,"To study the lives of your ancestors is a revolutionary act."

Misha it’s so exciting to see a well informed young lady! Keep spreading the truth…

Ancestors never had free time

Inflation is the Government's fault.

@gibbsm

Ай бұрын

and corporate greed. (i.e. capitalism).

@SergioKoolhaas

Ай бұрын

​@@gibbsmdo you know what inflation is?

“Communism is the final logic of the dehumanization of man. The industrial civilization of the Western world has no intent to destroy man’s freedom or to deny his personality. But Communism does. Denying God, it reduces man to a robot.” - Fulton J. Sheen

@joshcarter-com

2 ай бұрын

It reduced millions of Ukrainians and Chinese to just plain dead through incompetence, and huge swaths of Cambodians to dead on purpose. While your quote is accurate, the reality is quite a lot worse than treating people like robots.

@robertwilkins3167

2 ай бұрын

@@joshcarter-com What is a robot but an expendable person?

@joshcarter-com

2 ай бұрын

@@robertwilkins3167 I agree with you about dehumanization. I’m just saying communism doesn’t stop there. Once the revolutionaries put their oppressors up to the wall and put all their people in fields and factories, history has shown them to turn on each other. 1970’s Cambodia for example.

@robertwilkins3167

2 ай бұрын

@@joshcarter-com Churchill's observation on the two evils of his day, Nazism/Fascism and Communism, was that take out God and put in Satan and everything proceeds as you'd expect- a literal Hell on Earth.

@DarkMark-cf1ec

2 ай бұрын

@@robertwilkins3167 "robot" actually means a sort of slave from the words origin

This is all so ironic coming from Tik Tok. It’s almost as if China is tricking these people into believing communism is good

"What do we eat during communism?" Dog food, dogs, pebbles?!

Hey Brad! Great to see you here! Xx Also, filtered Elf Girl is welcome to come work on our socialist kibbutz! I don't think she'll like it though! You have to get up super early and work in the desert heat. Not fun 😂

The collab I wished for so long, great work you guys !!

A poster on this subject said something I thought worth saving: "As a student in China in 1986~87, I got to know a few former red guards from the Cultural Revolution. They were just a few years older than me, and had been barely-past-post-pubescent teenagers at the time, when they were ordering their elders to recite passages from Mao's little red book. (When I knew them, they were grad students at my university.) The generally held belief is that they were "driven" to this behavior by Mao's dictatorial rule, but that's not what they told me. They weren't forced to do it, they enjoyed it. It was a total power trip, and they got off on it. Yes, obviously it was instigated by Mao, but once it got rolling, it took on a life of its own. This is exactly what seems to be happening with a lot of this cancel-culture nonsense of late. It's a self-perpetuating echo chamber of self-righteous, hyperbolic toxicity. Luckily, the "body politic" seems to be mounting an immune response to the infection." So Misha & Brad... how does it feel to be part of the immune response?

My ancestors worked 6 days a week with only Sunday off for church, weddings, funerals, and family time. All my ancestors struggled, lost children, lost spouses young, many fled their home countries and a few found company with Natives and saw their children suffer in government schools and forget their Indigenous languages. They went outside at night to pee in blizzards with bears and wolves outside, they ground wheat by hand to make bread for a "quick" meal, they didn't have central heating, their children moved across nations and they never saw them again. They didn't have smart phones. We have it good babes.

Dear God, that “Here Comes the Communist” singer makes Toad sound like Bing Crosby or Frank Sinatra.

@McCaroni_Sup

2 ай бұрын

Wario's voice is way more beautiful

Y'all are amazing. I've been watching both of your channels for a while now and seeing you together is a treat. Please continue to team up from time to time

Yes, in capitalism there is inequality, in communism everyone is equal, equally poor.

@kornelszecsi6512

Ай бұрын

@@juancarloslbuisman Communism, it makes you an animal, which is close to mother nature

Good video. You both have working brains, thats getting rare.

2nd lady hates corporatism not capitalism, she's just ignorant of the two, capitalism allows the small local stores that provides for the community, corporatism is what strangles those small stores until they close and what gives larger companies a step up on the ladder. (How they did during COVID, only the largest companies were allowed to function if you remember).

No more COMMIE'S No more COMMIE'S No more COMMIE'S

In Canada, the majority of all grocery stores had record breaking profits during the pandemic years and continuing on currently. The govt called upon the grocery stores as to why the prices were so high while they were making so much more profit. It isn't just inflation. They saw how vital they were and how much control they can exert and they are abusing that power. Groceries stores in Canada are essentially a few giant chains who own most of the grocery stores.

I have an argument against Bezos. Amazon does not treat its employees well at all, including refusing to get air conditioning in some warehouses or building a warehouse in 3rd world countries right outside slums towns. Basically, Amazon treats human employees like tools that don’t need care. I appreciate the platform he built, don’t like it when you mistreat employees

@GenericJake

Ай бұрын

@@juancarloslbuisman true. Amazon does pay fairly well for a low skill job. However, pay isn’t everything. Working conditions also matter. If you have to work 12 hour night shifts with no overtime pay, you aren’t being treated fairly. And again, air conditioning in a big warehouse where you will be performing manual labor seems like something that should be considered so no employee gets heat stroke

I was in a car crash yesterday and have bad whiplash, and when that last guy started singing “Here Comes the Communist” I started laughing so hard that it put me in excruciating pain 😂

LOVE THE COLLABORATION!!! I love when people I watch separately just drop an unannounced colab!!!😊

Brad and Misha together. I love it when my algorithms collide in this manner!

That last TikTok made me laugh at how ridiculous it was and to me sounds like he’s ripping on communist TikTok for being as ridiculous as they truly are

Omg i love both of you guys!! I love it when my fave creators do a duo video

I needed this. I needed this. Appreciate you both ❤

Putting down capitalism, while using electronic devices that without capitalism they wouldn’t have

@djjaysky9071

Ай бұрын

china produce 90% of phones and almost all I phones are in china

@olg7483

24 күн бұрын

​@@djjaysky9071China has a policy to create such things for consumers around the globe. Modern China has a dictatorship, but the companies who make the phones are capitalist so the comments point still stands.

High Schools should offer credits for spending some time during the summer on a farm

The collab I needed

Wait until someone explains to them that the hammer and sickle represent work.

Wow! I can’t believe I will be the first one to make a comment here! My name is David I was born in 1955, so I am a Baby Boomer. 😊 I thought your review of these tic tock videos was very interesting. I feel very sad that young people would want to live in a communism country 😢They must of not done much research, You would give up so much to live there. They have to understand that they are not entitled to get everything for free, unless you’re disabled and need help, that’s completely different. They really need to learn world history and concentrate on the world history from at least the last 60 years or more to know how lucky we are. They need to learn that very important things happen before they were born. If they can’t pay for things get a job or go into business for themselves. That’s what I did. At 10 years old I bought and sold things in my parents driveway and had garage sales. After high school I sold at Flea Markets and got into collectibles opened stores, got into selling movie and rock posters for 25 years so anything is possible if you are willing to work, life is not a fee ride. I look forward to hearing your comments on my comments here. All the best to you and the rest of the world 🌎

3:10 bro she sounds like a hazbin hotel character with all the cursing 😭

:0!!!! Oh my godd, a collab between you two?!! I was praying for this moment!!!

Omg yeeees! Love the collab! Love you Misha ❤. I watch both of you independently so I love seeing you two together ❤❤❤

Yeah, Amazon employs 1.6 MILLION people in the company & more are sellers, authors, manufacturers, narrators on audible, etc...even if half of those jobs suck, what is the screaming guy doing to employ even 2 people?

My country was communist 🇦🇱 I didn't grow up during that time though

@danebajrovic8021

2 ай бұрын

My country(countries) 🇭🇷🇲🇰🇷🇸🇧🇦🇲🇪🇸🇮where also socialist, bordering your country, i did not live in it as well

@DarkSentinel52

25 күн бұрын

same

@olg7483

24 күн бұрын

Same with me being part Polish and Ukrainian

Loooove seeing Brad here!! What a great collaboration 👏

Yay, two of my favorite creators together! Idk how everyone who gets on tiktok willingly makes it through life without having an aneurysm.

A recall a quote " a communist is someone who has nothing and wants to share with you."

@gibbsm

Ай бұрын

"Greed is Good" - famous capitalist movie quote, that they live by.

Great commentary as usual, very smart guest and you ,,,of course are the best! So based and common sense,sometimes I HAVE to watch ur content to cheer me up because all the weirdness brings me down ,even this gay man has his head together, bravo mate, Ok catch you on the next one

The collab I didn’t know I needed

Oh wow, Brad and Misha together!! I love both of their channels!

"We aren't meant to work most of our lives and get next to no time for things we actually enjoy" yeah no we are. What's changed is we don't see the meaning of our work. If you work hard for every fistful of grain you put in your stomach and every stitch that covers your skin from harsh weather, you know exactly where all that work is going and why it's vital. If you sit all day in a gray cube clicking around on things you don't care about or stand serving luxury items to rude and ungrateful people, it doesn't read as important and you lose the connection between what you do and the conditions you can afford from it. You try to find meaning by buying or watching things that only bring a momentary spark of dopamine, and you're left with the meaninglessness again. The girl is also correct that we're completely disconnected from community, which is another source of meaning. Specialisation and delegation became possible because we lived in community, appreciated each other's input, and saw real needs and opportunities. That's how capitalism was born. It's the consumerism, which is ideological and cultural as much as evonomic and political, that is eating up the meaning. Communism has zero to do with anything. We need community. Just go ahead and make a casserole for your elderly neighbour, organise a dance for your local school, or give away your extra vegetables. Also make things with your hands, go out into nature, read a book written more than 70 years ago, and try praying.

@AllenLantz

2 ай бұрын

We need more religion in society... And get people outside doing things for themselves. Go build a garden or learn to knit

@joshcarter-com

2 ай бұрын

Yes, absolutely! On top of that, if you’ve been raised in a life of leisure, it’s easy to think that that’s the natural state of things-i.e. you deserve food, shelter, and TikTok just for existing. The natural state of things is scratching out a living however you can and dying if you don’t manage it. Civilization puts that at a great distance from wealthy people in first-world countries. In fact that abstraction is necessary for people to specialize in the sciences, arts, and other fields that don’t directly provide food and shelter.

Where do they get that they don't have to work. Let me enlighten you. Your day starts with an hour wait for public transportation. Your shift starts between 7-9. Then at mid day you have to go out and buy lunch ( which sucks like 30% of your salary ) Continue till 4.. Then there's a two hour wait for public transport and you're desperate and end up paying a private transport ( which suck the other 70% ) If you don't work they put you in jail and if that wasn't enough, on Sundays you have to do "voluntary work" and work for free doing landscape, recycling, garbage disposal. Because the government only spends money on repression.

@AllenLantz

2 ай бұрын

Buy lunch? just bring your own...

@user-gh3wt2uf2p

2 ай бұрын

Nobody is put in jail for not working. That happened certainly in communist countries and actually in North Corea. BTW working conditions were far worse in pre capitalist times. No rights, general child labour, enslavement, widespread death penalty for minor crimes, etc. Please read a book on history. 😅

Brad! I love this collab, I love Brad's videos and podcast, this is amazing to see!

Well expressed Brad and Misha, really on it re: purpose, family, time etc.

Anyone else just feel Misha is super pretty and enjoyable to listen to?

@varvarakuznetsova8481

2 ай бұрын

A pre-raphaelite fair lady and a gigachad discuss communism ✨

Omg I’m so early

@JohnGramer06

2 ай бұрын

Ok. And?

Unexpected but welcome collab! Love u both

I love waking up to new misha vidsss

Jesus is lord

@t-pose3478

2 ай бұрын

nope

I was disheartened when I got out of college and realized my degree and experience as a college athlete wasn’t going to create the easy life I thought it was. I joined the military. Between military and government jobs I get to retire fairly early in life and have good benefits for myself and my family. Everyone feels overwhelmed starting out. You can be pissed that you’re too tired too hungry too hot and too cold at the same time but no matter how pissed you get it’s not changing.

Omg Misha and Brad collab?! You guys are 2 of my favorite youtubers!

They used to have these things called hippy communes. Many of them popped up in the 60s and 70s. So many people dropped out of life and went to these hippy communes. It was very communist as everyone farmed, everyone made the meals, everyone mended and made the clothes, everyone just did everything and shared everything. From food... to the wives...everything was shared. Whatever happened to these utopias...they pretty much all were great for a little while but eventually nearly all fizzled out once they got hungry or wanted something other than beans and bread.

I love that you two are doing a collab!!

Great video, Misha

"Let's feed ourselves during the revolution" means somebody has no idea how hard it is to acquire all protein and healthy fat a person needs to survive. Being a nutritionist doesn't make one a farmer.

aaaa i love u both!! i never expected this collab XD

Enjoying your content so far, just found your channel yesterday 🎉

Good dual video here. Great job. I work hard, have a horrible boss, nut my family makes me smile and thankful for them

Love you guys keep doing your good work.

Surprised this video didn’t do better Would enjoy more Brad/Misha collabs for sure if they happen

@jeremyusreevu237

Ай бұрын

Yeah. I watch both Misha and Brad, so I was so excited to see them collab!

I don't know why but I really get a kick out of it when I see my favorite KZreadrs collaborate on things😊 Maybe it's because I'm seeing more voices of reason and it's increasing in exposure 😊