[Summary of Video Below:]

“When writing The Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx thought he was providing a road to utopia, but everywhere his ideas were tried, they resulted in catastrophe and mass murder… Ultimately, those regimes and movements calling themselves “Marxist” murdered about 100 million people and enslaved more than a billion…

Wherever Marx’s ideas were practiced, life got worse – not by a little; but by a lot. There is not a single exception to this rule. Not the Soviet Union, not Eastern Europe, not China, not North Korea, not Vietnam, not Cuba, not Venezuela, not Bolivia, not Zimbabwe. Wherever Marxism goes, economic collapse, terror and famine follow.

So, if cataclysmic failure – meaning terrible human suffering – is the inevitable legacy of Marxism, why do so many people – and now, especially, young people – defend it? The most common answer Marxism’s advocates offer is that ‘they’ – whoever ‘they’ are: Lenin, Stalin, Chavez – never really practiced Marxism. They all somehow got it wrong.”

Note: How long should we let Marxists keep trying to get it right, when the end result of their failures are mass death, suffering and poverty? Capitialism has already been proven to work, so why try to make Marxism, which has failed miserably every time, work?