Movies, TV, Anime, Vidya, IRL, etc. welcome.
>>952927
I don't have webms, but
perspective for them is
a Coup d'etat that was brought about when Japanese refugees were forcibly evacuated from their homes by UN soldiers after a volcano threatened their safety. The Leader of the coup sought to remove the UN from japan and rebuild their great country without the aid of outside forces
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtCpdP9STlI
The second, the Yokohama Base, after fighting for nearly 24hrs, beat back an alien attack numbering in the tens of thousands.
Battered, and Bruised, humanity plans to make one last push for the aliens home base, the Kashgar Hive.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4SrJXSbDgg
>>952927
I don't have this in webm but here it is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2DnsqTt4NM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfxHf-7L4oQ
>>952927
what a gay topic
what a gay thread
I hope you get aids OP
>>953155
Not on topic but I like. Sauce?
To translate for the girl involved, original source material?
>>953052
Beautiful. Is that Carl Sagan?
>>953589
out of context you won't really get what she's talking about since its plot related shit.
But do watch, it was a fun anime, its called when super natural battles became commonplace.
>>953602
No, thats Carlos Sagano
>>953606
Hey dude, not everyone has memorized his speeches. Although I did look it up later and immediately found it, so maybe you're right.
Still, I have no webMs on my computer that aren't inspirational speeches, and I don't want this thread to die.
>>953608
dude, yes it is carl sagan, carlos sagano is the name my friend told me I should call him when I told him I was carl sagan's student in the sense that he was a professor to an astronomy professor I had.
he said I should call carl sagan carlos sagano cause I'm Mexican
>>953603
Damn. Can't find a translated version on Youtube. Oh well. Thanks for the sauce.
In other news, here's another good speech. Sorry it's not in webM form, but do watch it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CrOL-ydFMI
>>953614
Oh. I thought you were being sarcastic
>>953619
i kinda was
>>953625
Oh. Ok.
Well not everyone knows all of Carl Sagan's stuff. I only saw a bit of his show when I was in middle school. I'm surprised I even recognized his voice at all. Mostly it was a guess based on the video quality and the fact that it was about space.
>>953627
carl sagan has a very unique voice, notice how he says BILLIONS AND BILLIONS
>>953629
Doesn't NDT also say shit like that?
>>953532
This is fucking heavy. Jesus
>>953630
That's because Sagan was his mentor. People tend to affect the speech patterns of those around them, especially when it's someone who greatly admires you.
>>952927
Gay OP post btw
>>953052
I cant watch this without crying
>>953033
um
why does he look like fucking Fu Man Chu? lol
>>953751
Good thing there weren't any black people in the audience for him to get distracted by.
>>953004
There is none who can understand it so, keep it off.
Sadly my Alan Watt folder is all >4mb.
>>953538
mein neger
these videos are so great for general introspection.
>>955272
>That last line
Fffuck.
>>953155
that hit kinda hard for me.
though it wasn't about anime, but more about vidya.
>>953052
We are doomed to rot on that speck.
>>952927
>for democracy
disgusting
No idea how to make a webm of this, but this is incredibly powerfully spoken, if not really inspirational.
https://youtu.be/1tV29aD7dFI
>>953155
>Quit liking what I don't like! The full on autist rant.
I could ask the same questions to every question in that post. Why is it a man-children show? Because it doesn't fit your ideas of what a grown man should like? Why shouldn't I use "moon runes" if I think there cool you bigoted fuck? Are you afraid of new language like waifu? And so on.
>>952927
>We think too much and feel too little
It is the opposite. It has always been the opposite
>>952927
Cringed.
>>952927
That speech really isn't as powerful on its own as it is in context
"But I assure you, my resolve has never been stronger!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lo4cFViNLes
Another inspirational speech,this one saved my life:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K23_vkcsncA
>>953203
Would you look at this faggot...
>>953629
He literally never has said "BILLIONS AND BILLIONS"
>>957828
That fucking pumped me the fuck up.
>>955394
Well you and I are.
Hopefully it won't be for people a couple thousand years from now.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnaQXJmpwM4
>>953155
Sounds like she needs to lurk moar.
>>957861
Hopefully, we've only got this one, and we abuse and mismanage as is in our nature to do.
>>952927
was a good speech, ill give chaplin that, but chaplin was also an actual communist, so take that whole thing with a grain of extra salty salt
>>957828
Is he...are we supposed to believe he came up with that himself or something? I mean, it's obvious he didn't because it's from Rocky Balboa, but does everyone there know that? Or do they think he's really inspirational or some shit?
Was feeling really down then I bumped into this thread. Thanks anons
THIS FUCKING THREAD STOP
AGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
>>957765
so is h3h3 jealous because the dumb middle eastern guy is a millionaire and he isnt?
>>957923
>implying there is anything wrong with being a commie
>>958963
There is.
The cruelty of communist regimes is a direct result of the economic system not being competitive.
>>952927
This is what /pol/ actually thinks
>>953052
Just look at us. Look at us all fucking shine.
>>958975
>implying competitve economic systems are not devoid of cruelty
>implying competitive economic systems arent a cause for cruelty
>>955394
Only if we choose to.
>>958141
Yeah, I love rocky and he ruined that shit with his autism. Fucking christ, an Italian immigrant spoke the language with more eloquence than his retarded ass.
Fuck that nigga.
>>959559
Yeah, your minimum wage job not affording you a comfortable living is totally just like people getting sent to gulags for political dissent.
>>959910
Yeah, the nutritional conditions and likelihood of upward social mobility for the 50 million impoverished people in the richest capitalist nation in the world are any better than those in work camps. My grandfather worked for decades for Mohawk airlines and was let go a month before he would receive full retirement benefits. He believed the fable of hard work paying off in a capitalist system. He took out a life insurance policy and shot himself to provide for my father and grandmother. Do you think that's a position someone should ever have to be in?
>>957828
If it were possible to OD on douchebag I would have just done so.
>>959914
>Yeah, the nutritional conditions and likelihood of upward social mobility for the 50 million impoverished people in the richest capitalist nation in the world are any better than those in work camps.
Yes. Yes they are.
I understand that those kind of retorts get you retweets or uplikes or whatever from people in your social media echo chamber, but for us living in reality, yes, being born in a US ghetto is better than being born on board a freight train heading for Siberia.
>He believed the fable of hard work paying off in a capitalist system.
I mean I haven't lived in the USA, I don't know if that is really such a fundamental belief over there, but I think that anyone with half a brain should see that hard work CAN pay off in a capitalist system.
It's not guaranteed to. Shit happens. Some of it is in the people's power to predict and avoid, some of it isn't. That's not some grave injustice, that's just life.
>Do you think that's a position someone should ever have to be in?
You can only say that the system figuratively killed him if you really think that a suicide was a reasonable reaction in those circumstances.
>>957828
Did he suddenly realize he was an ape mid-speech or something?
>>953052
Sauce on the song in the background?
>>960341
It's by Ludovico Einaudi. Not sure about the name.
>>960341
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-ZVeAKYNLk
>>953155
haha newfag
>>959580
A shame you seemed an honest man...
>>953751
what is this from?
>>960681
UHF
anyone have a webm of the speech from band of brothers?
>>957759
I cant take this seriously since it became a meme
>>955280
no that was about you. an individual
>>957023
I love Morel Orel, but how is this inspirational? It depresses me more than anything.
>>957765
it was mostly incoherent garbage but it was simple enough for my ass to understand it.
>>958994
literally the opposite of what /pol/ thinks, post it on /pol/ and they lose their shit
>>952927
this had a stunning effect after 100 minutes silly comedy. Very unexpected.
>>957004
that part ruins everything
>>952927
Love how he goes full on "hitler angry speech" mode after 1:50, kinda made me smile
>>953155
That girl just needs to lurk moar
A community shouldn't change to appeal newcomers, the newcomers should integrate into the comunity
>>953203
NEWFAG
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>>952927
Dropping in some easy "epik" points here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8HdOHrc3OQ
>>953589
inou battle wa nichijou-kei no naka de
>>955241
source?
Requesting St Crispin's Day from Henry V
>>953532
holy shit.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4obeqaxhRs
Can someone make a webm outta this?
>>952934
Bullshit. If it was that cold you'd be able to see his breath
>>957828
>>952927
https://youtu.be/V7HtO57f1Es
>>952927
>jew and gentile
>>952927
My favorite speech of all time
>>969072
ded
>>968951
>not posting the superior version
>>953831
Have another:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6ugFcwsgpE
>>957828
What the literal shitfuck?
>>953532
Literally watching Spotlight in the other window. Great, thanks for making me cry, anon.
>>955241
Holy shit, that's incredible.
>>953602
No that's bob ross.
>>957828
He sounds like an animal in danger
>>969072
10/10 Good job sir.
>>962364
I think the reason of the green screen and the outburst is so people can make it a meme, since it's the only way people can pay attention to it and spread it. People are still idiots though.
>>953033
Amazing,almost made me cry.
>>969072
What's the song? Sounds really familiar
>>970999
Christ. Also check em
>>952934
thank you random Japanese fisherman
>>970902
back to tumblr
we still have political freedom around here
>>954064
What a faggot
>>970999
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DSVDcw6iW8
>>952927
Fucking jew. I'm done with these Hollywood bastards.
>>955241
>>957828
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ni9FCzIOX2w
>>952927
There is a song with this speech in soundcloud which is very famous. Can someone tell me pls.
No webm but this is the speech Reagan gave after the Challenger Disaster. Not sure why, but I quite like it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEjXjfxoNXM
There's also a song that uses it to quite good effect (the clip of the speech starts at 7:27, though I recommend listening to the whole song, it's quite relaxing) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n69jY5ouozA
>>969327
>not raw
This isn't superior
>>953007
artists need to be fired when dead mommy fucks them up as much as this cunt.
>>971557
/pol/ is destroying the Internet.
>>960572
and all the fears you hold so dear
>>955272
I would like that to have that map for my room. Anybody know if i can get it?
>>959914
>muh upward mobility
You do realize that in a communist state the only space for upward mobility is going from a regular schmuck to being a party member
>>967987
One of the few games you can root for the Red Army because of how badass they are. Too bad they get smacked due to attrition as the game does on.
>>970102
A stretch but does anyone know the specific song playing during this scene? I know its I Figli Morti but I can't find this specific version.
>>957828
I just noticed when he's freaking out, you can see his dick bouncing under the shorts
>>953532
This is one of the most sincere and heartfelt speeches I have ever heard. That hesitation before finally saying the words was too real to be scripted.
>>970902
Say what you want about Hitler, but it can't be denied that madman was a fantastic orator.
>>959914
>My grandfather worked for decades for Mohawk airlines and was let go a month before he would receive full retirement benefits.
Reminds me of an older gentlemen I talked to a long time ago at the doctor's office. I stayed with him for about an hour and a half just talking about life and how shitty it can get in a blink of an eye.
He worked for a company for about 30+ years, and was months away from full retirement and benefits. Then suddenly his superiors just happened to hire a young attractive woman to work directly under him even though he never asked for a such a thing. The woman was a complete bitch; she never did her job, spent her time on personal calls and flirting with guys. One day he got fed up with it, and politely asked her to get back on task. Apparently, the "manner" in which he approached her and talked to her was of a "sexual" manner, and was enough for her to go the HR and bitch and moan to them until he was let go, just weeks from retirement. They took away all of his benefits, retirement, everything. The shitty part of all that, while that was happening, his wife was cheating on him.
This guy had everything he ever worked for crumble beneath his feet in a matter of weeks, decades of sweat, toil, and tears all for nothing. Almost demotivates you from doing anything. But shit happens. He seemed fine that day I talked to him, but I never got to see him again despite going that doctor's office every day for a couple of months.
>>953203
wow an edgy newfag, how original.
>>957760
Can't Peeve the Sheev
>>973871
>repeating the Fox News mantra that the only alternative to pure unfettered capitalism is pure unfettered communism
In the United States, for about forty years following the end of the second World War, we had a growing and prospering middle class. Wages and salaries for the average worker were very high compared to what they were before, and compared to what they are now. It was the unions who won that prosperity for us. It was anti-trust legislation and financial regulation that won that prosperity for us. It was extremely steep progressive taxation that won that prosperity for us. It was a social safety net, including Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, free public education, and other subsidies for the poor which won that prosperity for us.
And then Reagan came along. And he and his acolytes have been tearing down those laws and institutions with both hands for the last thirty years. And, predictably, the middle class has begun to crumble. Our financial institutions have become bloated and unstable. The standard of living of the common man has remained stagnant or decreased over time, while the company executives and the Wall Street speculators have grown fat and monstrously, monstrously, monstrously rich at our expense.
Communism is not necessary to solve this problem. But I would rather vote for a communist than a capitalist, because at least he would move us in the right direction. Back towards the middle ground. Back towards the prosperity this nation once knew.
>>975489
>In the United States, for about forty years following the end of the second World War...
There was a lot of wealth because it was one of the very few non-war ravaged civilized countries. It had recently had an influx of well educated immigrants fleeing WW2 in their home countries and those countries were repaying loans given to them during the war and buying products their devastated industries could not yet produce.
There is no going back to a situation like that. The world is a much more crowded and competitive place now and WW3 would end up going nuclear, ruining the prospects for any kind of large scale exploitation.
>Communism is not necessary to solve this problem.
Communism is not necessary to solve anything because it is not capable of solving anything. Every single communist state in history has been a feast for corrupt bureaucrats at best or a catastrophic crime against humanity at worst.
>>952930
No joke made me pick up civil engineering.
>>953155
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfPq4KZD50k
>>971256
>no u
go kill yourself.
Why the fuck are people posting motivational materials from Nazis? They lost to slavs, burgericans. and chavs. Why the fuck would you want to hear from them.
>>971602
Youtube link?
>>953532
so he wasn't raped? just pants down?!?
what a faggot
>>958975
>The cruelty of communist regimes is a direct result of the economic system not being competitive.
No it isn't. Or have you not noticed that every 'communist'—communist-led would be more appropriate— regime participated in trading on the global market? The Soviet Union may have largely consolidated its internal markets and acted as a large corporation, but it neither had the power to remove itself from the competitive struggle of the global market, nor did its ideologists claim that power for it. The same holds true for most contemporary 'socialist' countries, all of which allow private property in the means of production and exchange to some degree. The Venezuelan government, for example, derives in the area of half its income from oil sales, as did the previous non-socialist juntas, and is at risk of insolvency from the recent decline in oil prices. That is hardly indicative of a 'non-competitive economic system.' Maybe drop the idea that the policies of states determine the economic system. The reverse is true: state policies are reactions to the economic system. That system, globally and despite the approval of any political pressure group, is capitalism.
Of course, language is a strange bird and the meanings of words change over time. These days, socialism is just public management of industry or services in an otherwise competitive context; communism simply a country-as-corporation on the global market. Despite any high claims about workers' states and peoples' power, 'Really Existing Socialism' was part of the capitalist system dressed in anti-capitalist phrases. Historical irony is no contradiction, however, and the fundamental critique that Marx makes of capitalism applies in every way to its 'socialist' efflorescence.
Those 'cruelties' were policies of consolidation typical in every way of corporations across the globe and could only take place because the authors could always find a market for the commodities thereby produced.
>>952927
http://webm.land/media/kF4m.webm
to big for 4chins sadly
>>957033
i see someone has taken offence :^)
>>953033
Why is it always that the people I wish could run my country don't even exist.
>>970902
Wow. Great contribution, fuckwit.
>>979623
Wow. Great contribution, fuckwit.
>>953052
You see, Mr. Anderson. The humans are like a parasite on this earth...
>>979575
Competitive as in efficient, capable of matching/outperforming capitalist economies.
The huge state apparatus fails to organize a better standard of living for its people than capitalists and so to keep the people from dismantling it, it prohibits them to consume foreign media, prohibits them to leave, imprisons people arguing for its dismantlement, runs over protesters with tanks.
And yes, there certainly exist businesses that turn to abusive measures to ensure their continued existence, but when that happens, it's enabled by a corrupt state regulatory and/or legislative institution.
>>980034
... and a monopolistic position of the business in question
>>978706
>civil engineering.
how bout you put on some fucking gloves an ACTUALLY BUILD SHIT!
>>957828
what the hell was that? I expected him to keep talking not degenerate into ape exercises.
>>980034
I deleted my initial response when I noticed that you hadn't actually contradicted me. If you wish to indict the Soviet Union for the abuses of its early history, I approve in every way. The fact remains, despite all platitudes, that the system of competition itself is the driving force of the behavior of corporations and countries. Capitalism is economic survival of the fittest, and no weakness can be tolerated in that struggle. High wages, investment in safer working conditions and conservative environmental policies are so many inefficiencies that rob an enterprise of its competitiveness.
Capitalism was just as alive in the Soviet Union as in liberal-democratic countries in the West and various banana republics in Central America. The aim of the Gosplán was the development of Soviet heavy industry, increased productivity of Soviet labor—in a phrase, the competitiveness of Soviet economy. The difference is administrative rather than fundamental, hence my original objection to your claim that 'socialist' economy was in any sense free from competition. Within the Soviet Union, commodities were produced, sold and exported; a balance of trade existed between it and the global market; it played a part in determining global price averages. It was an inextricable part of that continuum of commodity production and exchange: capitalism. Thus also with every contemporary 'socialist' state.
You may dislike state planning and 'government interference' in general, but you cannot rationally separate them from the capitalist system.
Anyone who wishes to convince himself of this need only compare the practices of British capitalists in the first three-quarters of the 19th century to those of the Soviet government in the early to mid 20th. Work-camps similar to Gulags, mass expulsions from the country-side, bans on immigration or emigration depending on the needs of employers and every other conceivable abuse—all this to be found on the record.
>>980824
>Commodities were produced, sold and exported; a balance of trade existed between it and the global market; it played a part in determining global price averages. It was an inextricable part of that continuum of commodity production and exchange: capitalism.
You're using a peculiar definition of capitalism there.
The defining feature of capitalism is private ownership of the means of production. Which means that people organizing production benefit from making it more efficient and if they don't, someone else stands to benefit from organizing the production better and taking their market.
I live not far from a pretty big factory that produced this 1 design of agricultural machine for fertilizer dissipation onto fields for the entirety of the USSR for something like 20 years.
It was built here not because it's a good place for a factory, but because some grand geopolitical planning committee in Moscow decided this region needed more factories.
It made that 1 design for so long not because it was such a great design, but because a different committee in Moscow was tasked once to organize the production of such a machine, so it gave 1 constructor bureau a 1 time task to design it and that's what they'd come up with.
And the factory was told how many units to produce each month by a third committee with none of those committees suffering any repercussions for performing those tasks poorly and only standing to gain something from favours to their friends, family and powerful party members or undermining their rivals in the political power struggle.
Needless to say the factory shut down when we regained independence and it was faced with a free market. You still hear grumbling old farts blaming the independence.
I don't dislike 'government interference' in general. I in general dislike incompetence and being subject to people who can't be made accountable for theirs and the larger the government the more of those people there tends to be.
>>980919
>The defining feature of capitalism is private ownership of the means of production.
Which implies a whole system of commodity production and exchange relations on that basis and presumes the existence of a global market. It is necessary yet not sufficient to describe capitalism in terms of private property in the means of production. The status of private property must follow the commodity through its several phases: from buildings, machines and materials; to finished product, transport, warehousing, and retail; to money again in a large enough sum to expand the original capital(s). At all points, 'ownership' under whatever contract or constitution is held by capitalists as individuals, corporate partners, political parties or entire governments. With more or less efficiency, they manage the process with a view to expanding upon existing operations and consolidating market space.
The point I am trying to drive home is that the Soviet government in the above terms was playing the role of a capitalist. It acted on the global market as a capitalist entity relative to other capitalist entities.
For socialism to have any meaning other than a certain brand of capitalism, it must be global.
>I in general dislike incompetence and being subject to people who can't be made accountable for theirs
In the example you gave, it is clear that the factory began and kept operating because of state planning and protection. What is also clear is that much of the original problem was a lack of bureaucratic expertise and skilled engineers. Those problems can be overcome in time. Capitalism, however, can never overcome the inherent waste involved in competition. Market competition may cause incompetents to fail, but it does not reliably do so quickly and never does so before material assets and human effort have been wasted.
On system can improve. The other cannot.
>>980919
>9
with tariffs and the sort incompetency abounds, it's an unnatural equilibrium
>>980945
You seem to be misunderstanding the word 'private' in 'capitalism is a system defined by private ownership of means of production'
>Those problems can be overcome in time. Capitalism, however, can never overcome the inherent waste involved in competition.
Okay, in a world of perfect people, competition would be a waste.
The thing is we live in world of fundamentally, grotesquely, flamboyantly flawed people.
>>980963
>You seem to be misunderstanding the word 'private' in 'capitalism is a system defined by private ownership of means of production'
On the contrary, I believe you misunderstand the word private in that context. There is no fundamental difference between a government, corporation, or individual holding property in the means of production; they do so privately. When they operate, they do so in the context of a global market. They produce, compete for sales to consolidate market space, and expand their powers of production to become even more competitive. The only difference is scale.
>Okay, in a world of perfect people, competition would be a waste.
Competition always results in waste, as real assets and real efforts are tied up in enterprises that will ultimately fail. Human frailty is not the cause of competitive waste. The anarchy of the capitalist mode of production is.
>>953155
I always love this one just for the fact the VA gives one of the best deliveries I have ever seen in Anime. Like that is some award winning shit right there.
>>957828
IM FUCKING CRYING
I HAVENT LAUGHED LIKE THAT IN AGES
WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT
FIRST HE STOLE THE SPEECH AND THEN HE WENT FUCKING APE SHIT
ITS FUCKING 12:30 AM AND I CANT STOP FUCKING LAUGHING
>>969270
TOTALLY NOTICED THAT
>JEWS HAVE A DEEP SEEDED HATE THAT IS STILL HIDING
>>981892
>Reply
lol
>>983644
just because someone hasn't seen some random video doesn't mean they're a newfag. try to focus more on calling out stupid or underage newfags (also tell them to LURK MOAR). and avoid calling people newfags when they have merely not sceen a video that you have seen. We can't all be here 24/7
>>983683
you dumb faggot, are you so new that you don't remember this being FUCKING EVERYWHERE in 2011?
how's middle school?
>>970207
Kill yourself, redditor.
>>952927
>We think too much and feel too little...
More like IRRATIONAL speeches lmao
>>984270
lol ginger kid is still around?
>>952927
sorry, not technically a speech but posting this for /fit/
>>984270
I need more. whats the source of this?
>>986681
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEWXzLuJ3sY
>>986676
Fuckin died
>>957828
h-holy fuck. that ripped version of bobby moynihan at 7 seconds.
>>971608
It might be Fijiwiji's remix of 'Strobe'. Very catchy.
>>952927
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvQRjc4nhpw&index=8&list=FL-jH6rQU0LscS800WorW-Uw
this pumps me up every time, especially if u dug Gurren Lagann
>>952934
>Think of all the people around you and people cheering you on!
>Falls into depression
>>984270
Right on
>>986676
fucking fat fetish videos
>>957923
This is late, but that isn't correct. Chaplain was critical of America, but he wasn't a communist. He had leftist views but he's on record for saying that he didn't believe in the communist way.
>>979485
It's an attitude like that which allows pedophiles and rapists to walk free. Your derision disarms those who would otherwise be believed or courageous enough to speak up.
Edgy kids like you need to read global rule 2.
>>952927
i find this amazing. hits on a lot of right points. misses some, but this is chaplin, fuck.
he was a smart guy.
>>952927
>>972474
Carta Marina? It's one of the most famous maps in the world, m8. I'm sure you could find a printed one.
>>979478
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuCzUsT52Ic
can't believe this went unanswered for a week. hope you get this lad.
>>952927
https://youtu.be/CqzmE2OB0bE?t=229
>>971602
God damn! so fucking inspiring, we defeated the wrong enemy. 14/88
>tfw the age of kings is over
>>989414
ck2 in a nutshell
>>968958
I really need the sauce on that song, i've heard it somewhere before
>>991963
never mind i literally just remembered as I hit post.
Link if anyones interested
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owaQ5uX8ykg
>>980927
What's silly about that?
>>953203
That's not 5-7-5. Please try your haiku again.
>>975462
>not in english
C'mon anon.
>>975251
It was probably never released. Likely an alternate version of the original music mixed differently specifically for this scene.
Based Baldwin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCf46yHIzSo
>>952927
>>992539
An ugly woman speaking Portuguese inspires my dick to kill itself.
>>992539
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk morri com o vÃdeo
>>984270
old man just laying it down on em
>>953751
parodying a few things, but the ending is definitely the "I'm mad as hell" speech from network
>>993254
>weird al
>parodying
how dare you!
>>992349
>Sauce?
>>968958
>dat guy who screams JUDEN in the background
>>993560
Terry Pratchett's Hogfather. A nice two part TV film set on Discworld.
>>983644
What is that?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnSIp76CvUI
>>980034
you now realize that the quality of living in the GDR 1985 was better than what 66% of all americans have now
>>997934
Living so comfortable they had to be prohibited to leave.
>>998015
Well, yeah.
It's so that they wouldn't tell everyone about how comfortable their living was, creating a huge influx of migrants the country couldn't comfortably handle.
>>989414
>I realise this the same guy that plays a Jew that screws over N.W.A
Can't take this seriously.
>>971005
he's actually retired japanese tennis player Shuzo Matsuoka
>>953865
because he was a comedian playing a comedic role, his weird stache was from when he was young, entertaining as a "carpero" wich was like a traveling carny-comedian-clown and at some point he made it to the black and white movies, this is one of his last movies, hence the color.
>>958945
dumb middle eastern guy is just easy to poke fun at
>>994012
that's a cattail
>>986660
yes, and desperately trying to stay relevant. i think he had his own reality show at one point.
>>953462
Got any more Hitler?
Anyone have Marlon Brando in Julius Caesar doing the ''Dogs of War'' speech? I swear, I get chills everything
mashing up music on top of a speech isn't inspirational, kill yourselves
>>984270
I never understood why people don't like Gavin
>>979834
based
I'd post the ending of R but it is a massive spoiler.
that season is good.
>>958975
So the rms race or the space race was not competitive?
>>1002938
Because he's a fake hipster cuck who jumps on whatever edgy bandwagon is popular at the time
In Nicaragua, when the Sandinista, the Communist, took over they went to all the ranchers and said you have many cows, all these people have none, so you'll keep one cow and well give one cow to every family. All of a sudden, everyone had 1 fucking cow. The only thing you can do with 1 fucking cow is eat it. And that's what they did. No one had cows
So then they started importing Russian spam. It was so terrible, the people started eating dog food. So the Sandinistas put charcoal in the dog food to stop the people from eating it.
Communism is terrible.
>>955272
That's crazy good
>>953462
THIS ONE STILL SHOCKS ME TILL THIS DAY
SO YOU KNOW IF IT CAN BE FOUND IN BETTER RESOLUTION ????
>>983628
> i will rip the enemies heart out, WHO AM I ?
>WE are ISIS...
thats a fucking war crime you plebs
but its not like america has to follow those,..
>>971557
>/pol/ literally can't enjoy one of the greatest speeches in a movie ever
and they wonder why everyone hates them
>>992593
that's Gavin Mcinnes. One of the founders of Vice but he left a couple years before it went to shit
>>986693
The video you linked got taken down mang
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXtusOs9jl4
