Channel Title: Hegel On His Head Channel Description: <video> "If Socialism Is So Good, Why Do People Flee It?" Description: So Why Do People Flee Socialism? Sources timestamped in Pinned Comment </video> <video> How Many People Did Communism Kill? Breaking Down The Numbers Description: So How Many People Did Communism Kill? Timestamps : 0:00 Video Starts 3:45 Part 1: Stalin and the Soviet Union 10:11 Part A: The Gulags 14:12 Part B: The Holodomor 18:34 Part C: The Purges 19:22 Part D: The Deportations 25:49 Part 2: Mao's China 27:16 Part A: The Great Leap Forward Famine 34:35 Part B: The Laogai Camps (Chinese Gulags) 36:22 Part 3: Capitalism's Death Toll </video> <video> Why Xexizy is Wrong on Identity Politics Description: This is just a quick video I put together about a fued that ended over a year ago. </video> <video> In Defense of the Soviet Union: A Video Essay On Equality, Gender and Race in the USSR Description: The other side of the Cold War. Timestamps 0.00 Start of Video 2:25 Overall Improvements 17:49 Women's Rights 24:09 Racial Rights </video> <video> On North Korea Description: Time Stamps 0:00 Beginning of Video 1:57 Part 1: Historical Background 16:43 Part 2: North Kore Starves Its Own People? 23:49 Part 3: The Endless Crazy Lies About North Korea 29:31 Part 4: North Korea Wants To Nuke The Entire World 32:43 Part 5: Why Debunking These Lies Matters Sources (kindle page will change based off font size) 2:47 Source 1: The Korean War: A History (kindle) by Bruce Cummings Page 127 3:19 Source 2: Politics in North and South Korea (kindle) Page 111 4:06 Source 3: The Korean War: A History (kindle) by Bruce Cummings Page 22 4:18 Source 4: The Korean War: A History (kindle) by Bruce Cummings Page 68 4:36 Source 5: The Korean War: A History (kindle) by Bruce Cummings Page 128 5:26 Source 6: The Korean War: A History (kindle) by Bruce Cummings Page 71 5:31 Source 7: https://apjjf.org/2012/10/27/Jeremy-Kuzmarov/3785/article.html 5:58 Source 8: https://archive.news.naver.com/news/read.id=079&articleselection 6:25 Source 9: The Korean War: A History (kindle) by Bruce Cummings Page 70 6:52 Source 10: https://etheses.whiterose.ac.uk/3346/1/My_Thesis_with_Correction.doc 7:33 Source 11: Politics in North and South Korea ((kindlePage 17 8:47 Source 12: Politics in North and South Korea (kindle) Page 18 9:01 Source 13: South_Korea_report English.pdf Page 39 9:18 Source 14: https://www.usip.org 9:37 Source 15: South_Korea_report English.pdf Page 47 9:40 Source 16: South_Korea_report English.pdf Page 70 10:30 Source 17: The Korean War: A History (kindle) by Bruce Cummings Page 143 11:06 Source 18: Blowback : the costs and consequences of American empire Page 100 11:18 Source 19: The Korean War: A History (kindle) by Bruce Cummings Page 153 12:04 Source 20: The Korean War: A History (kindle) by Bruce Cummings Page 25 12:10 Source 21: The Korean War: A History (kindle) by Bruce Cummings Page 22 13:28 Source 22: Napalm An American Biography by Robert N. Neer Page 100 (also slight correction, Allied side, not all sides) 14:16 Source 23: South_Korea_report English.pdf Page 40 14:30 Source 24: https://media.defense.gov/2010/Sep/29/2001.pdf 15:17 Source 25: https://history.state.gov/historicaldocuments 17:19 Source 26: https://www.fao.org/3/ca4447en/ca4447en.pdf Page 14 17:30 Source 27: https://history.state.gov/historicaldocuments/frus1958-60v06/d499 17:42 Source 28: https://www.jstor.org/stable/44525733 Page 15 17:59 Source 29: https://www.jstor.org/stable/44525733 Page 17 18:08 Source 30: https://data.unicef.org/country/prk/ (estimates for under 5 child mortality rates globally vary with different sources. [27.3 for macrotrends to 36.6 for the world bank]) 18:31 Source 31: https://www.jstor.org/stable/44525733 Page 16 19:08 Source 32: https://data.unicef.org/resources 19:11 Source 33: https://www.fao.org/global-nutrition-targets-trends.html 20:20 Source 34: https://factsanddetails.com/korea/North_Korea 20:25 Source 35: Politics in North and South Korea (kindle) Page 130 20:29 Source 36: Politics in North and South Korea (kindle) Page 131 20:50 Source 37: Politics in North and South Korea (kindle) Page 78 21:27 Source 38: Politics in North and South Korea (kindle) Page 133 21:33 Source 39: https://www.jstor.org/stable/44525733 Page 21 21:49 Source 40: https://www.jstor.org/stable/44525733 Page 27 21:53 Source 41: https://www.jstor.org/stable/44525733 Page 22 22:40 Source 42: https://koreapeacenow.org 23:06 Source 43: https://www.un.org/securitycouncil/s/res/2397-%282017%29 23:37 Source 44: https://www.un.org/securitycouncil/s/res/2397-%282017%29 25:40 Source 45: http://www.rodong.rep.kp/en/index.php 28:43 Source 46: https://theworld.org/dispatch/news/regions/asia-pacific/south-korea 32:05 Source 47: https://www.cfr.org/blog/evolution-south-koreas-nuclear-weapons 32:51 Source 48: https://www.vox.com/future </video> <video> On Authoritarian Socialism Description: Video explaining the tankie position Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:24 Part 1: Are Tankies Bad For the Left? 2:00 Part 1A: MLs Helping progress Worker’s rights 3:05 Part 1B: MLs Helping progress women’s rights 4:28 Part 1C: MLs Helping the decolonial movement 5:03 Part 1D: MLs being good for racial issues in the US 6:14 Part 1E: Vaush’s Communities bad takes on Imperialism 9:35 Part 2: What Socialist Societies have had to deal with 11:42 Part 2A: Guatemala 12:47 Part 2B: Indonesia 13:55 Part 2C: Chile 15:21 Part 3: On the necessity of “Authoritarianism” 17:05 Part 3A: Historical examples of “Authoritarianism” being the most effective way to stop imperialism 18:47 Part 3B: “Open democracy” as Vaush calls it, is basically impossible under Imperialism 22:15 Part 3C: Statistically demonstrating that “authoritarian” leftist governments are far better than “open democratic” ones at defending themselves 28:08 Part 3D: lesser of two evils, Trump and Biden comparison </video>

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