Huge Communist Rally, Cultural Revolution, China in 1966 

Long live the billionaires of modern China, glory to the Gucchi stores, glory to construction conglomerates! The truest representation of socialism

And look how that played out

good

Really? Because He's dead.?

How? The GPCR was proved by the counter-revolutionary coup and the restoration of Capitalism under the Dengists. It proved that the Socialist Revolution was not enough. That there needs to be a revolution in our thinking. A battle between the reactionary line and the revolutionary line. Soviet Revisionism the decade prior is what they cited as their source to begin with.

Idk what you're talking about, this is still quite watchable and if you don't agree with what they're saying, there is something wrong with you.

@@AlexDeLarge1 the cultural revolution literally murdered millions of people

Central democracy and people's democracy for the win!

Lin had better ideals

Alzaau Like capitalism? The practice of slavery with some extra steps?

​@@kritische3959 imagine thinking lin biao was capitalist

Oliver Goeransson Oh shit, what the hell have I said, sorry I’m stupid.

There's actually no evidence to support that. Just a taught really

Bro he caused the death of tens of millions...

@@Steven-gs8oh he killed 400 trillion people, I know because I saw it 👀

@@Alex-xb5hf Good to know brochacho

@Dan Cao The number is actually somewhere between 50 to 100 million. And by “cause the death of” I mean everyone who died due to what he implemented, whether directly or indirectly.

@Dan Cao Sorry buddy, but “tens of millions” is not the same as “ten million.” This is like 1st grade math terminology.

Milioni di persone sono morte sotto la sua dittatura

@@hotradiogaga sti cazzi....nemici della rivoluzione

@@spartacoilribelle2540 Ti consiglio di informarti su queste cose prima di fare della propaganda spicciola. È vero che i comunisti dopo la sconfitta del Kuomintang hanno finalmente dato alla Cina un sistema legale e un relativo periodo di benessere. Questo almeno fino al Grande Balzo in Avanti, dove Mao impose lo stop ai contadini e alle fabbriche per produrre acciaio in Cina. Ovviamente ciò portò a una grave carestia e i morti furono incommensurabili. Segue un altro periodo di distensione e apertura dove Mao lascia la presidenza a Liu Shaoqi. Durante gli anni '60 avrà poi inizio la Rivoluzione Culturale, dove Mao e la moglie appoggeranno i ragazzi cresciuti in questo clima di fanatismo incoraggiandoli ad aggredire gli insegnanti, i medici, gli artisti e gli intellettuali in genere. La Rivoluzione Culturale è stata una grande purga per soppiantare l'intero organo di governo con persone fedeli a Mao. In tutto ciò sono davvero morte milioni di persone, moltissime erano veterani comunisti che avevano combattuto con Mao contro i Giapponesi e il Kuomintang. Sono morti solo innocenti, se vuoi ti consiglio qualche libro

@@hotradiogaga vai, consigliali

Yall just love dictatorship lmao

🇨🇳🚩

Chink Dog

Those are lies told by his enemies, and enemies of all the proletarian class.

Ironic, Mao was a great leader who made China prosperous and the millions that died? Sure that happened every year in China before it became socialist and Mao put a stop to those famines. The reason that one big famine happened was because they were using lysenkos agricultural methods which failed and after that they didn't have famines so...

All are lies

What about the millions of people who died under colonization from imperial powers that the Chinese rose up against? Surely less people died during the 100 years of humiliation. Surely Capitalist leaders would never purposely and by design let people be homeless, die of preventable diseases or starvation, treat medicine and education as a commodity, oh wait, that’s exactly what it is and has been for centuries.

wahhhh wahhhhhhhh shut up loser

That's great

Nothing comparable here

@@Janik-pwoejrur That's right, this beast was far more ruthless and capable dictator than some orange man. He killed 40-60 million people, how many has Trump killed? Not comparable at all hijo.

@@markkuwerkko An average of 900,000 people died every year due to famine before the Communist revolution. Under Chairman Mao Zedong and thanks to the efforts of the collective farms and communes these famines were ended and there hasn't been a single one since. The number based on actual primary source evidence is 16 million, however the drought and crop failure was not isolated to China, and nobody counts the famine deaths in other countries around the same to Capitalism. Mao didn't order grain to be burned or rain to stop falling, he did everything he could to stop as many people from dying as possible. Nevertheless he was just a regular person not some sort of God that could fix every problem China faced.

@@batzorigvaanchig6358 The harvest of 1959 was the best in Chinese history, Mao exported the grain and other foodstuff in order to gain technology for the nuclear bomb and other weapons technology. This contributed directly to the greatest famine in known history, not to mention millions killed as "counterrevolutionaries".

@@markkuwerkko there no evidence to support the 30 to 50 million claims. The official number is actually 16.5 million and Mao never denied it either but also didn't take the full blame because it wasn't all he's fault it was drought. 16. 5 is nothing in comparison to the death toll by Chiang Kai-shek god knows how high that is well over 40 I say and there's definitely evidence to support it,but no one ever goes on about that. I can support that the 60 million death toll is false if you please?