@sootythunder3111
You know it’s extremly refreshing to see someone point out the difference between capitalism, corporatism, and corpratacracy
@nguyenminhle8694
Wow, this is the calmest comment section I've ever come across under a video that talks about...politics
@Connorthecatsdad
It's amazing how when various ideologies are summarized briefly and with objectivity, you can see common ground with ideologies you may have found yourself opposed to, and maybe some room for criticism of those with which you already align. Great video
@crimzonpegasus9714
I've always hated these labels being thrown around so casually and carelessly. You can share values from multiple political ideologies, and not agree with some others in the same ideology. Yet you get shunned because they see you as group A, when you can share values with group A, B, and C
@DLiver
It's interesting to see how each ideology is practiced differently by the people of the modern world than what the actual ideology stands for.
@烏托布斯
Glad you distinguished the difference between corporatism and corporatocracy.
@gahbunga
Glad you mentioned Communism not having a state. The amount of people that think Communism is "The state controls everything" is mind-boggling.
@Zaltic
I think we can all agree that almost all of these ideologies' followers never actually do what they're defined, rather just hold the titles
@black.sasuke.uchiha
I really like that the narrator jumped straight into it, no intro, and defined everything concisely and quickly, a lot of these terms are used in an interchangeable manner. I subscribed, you’re currently at 39K but I know you’ll reach 40K soon!
@chernobylthing3932
For a video explaining politics, this was refreshingly apolitical and unbiased.
@lilbirb082
For all of the uneducated people getting mad in the comments over the liberalism section here is an explanation, in north America what we call "liberalism" has basically nothing to do with the actual historical definition of liberalism. In North America the term liberalism really just means social democracy with a strong emphasis on progressivism, an American "liberal" would support high taxation, welfare, limited gun ownership, and suppression of "hate" speech amongst other things, but actual liberalism is basically the complete opposite of that, classical liberals are against unnecessary taxation, support strong gun and property rights, absolute free speech, and limited government in general. "Hey that kind of sounds like conservatism" While classical liberalism does share a lot of ideas with what north Americans call "conservatism" it is still a completely separate ideology, classical liberals support the autonomy of the body as they see it as the first line of private property so they fully support the right to abortion, classical liberals support absolute free speech unlike conservatives or progressives who only support free speech when it's inline with their beliefs, classical liberals support a very secular government, support lazies-fare capitalism (which basically just means capitalism with almost 0 governmental regulation), and as said before in favor of a small government in general, unlike conservatives who do support small government intervention in the economy, but are in favor of government interference in the personal lives of citizens, like banning abortion, or certain media that they find "immoral"
@Alpha_Foxtrot-28
Schrodingerism: a political stance which depends on whom an individual is trying to troll on the internet that day.
@bigmyke2008
It’s refreshing to hear political ideologies being explained without smug rhetoric and banter. I look forward to more content
@mr.monitor1305
Thank you for explaining the difference between libertarianism and liberalism. I see too many people today thinking they are one in the same.
@turbulence6
genuinely a breath of fresh air to see an unbiased video covering most major ideologies
@MaitlandJones
Brilliantly done, I thought this would just be a meme video, but I was quickly pleasantly surprised when you defined conservatism and liberalism by their classical definitions. I was impressed even further when you didn't simply conflate authoritarianism, fascism, and National Socialism with each other. All while being completely neutral with each one! Well done!
@saltyiceteamaker6140
This video was incredibly informative for being only 8 minutes. I'd like to see some of those ideology explained more in depth
@twmarmy0226
I expected 8 minutes of pure banter and trolling, but received 8 mins of actually educational political education. My disappointment is immeasureable and my day is ruined
@SorinaPopescu-w5r
great job! summed up complex topics in a quick, digestable format, with relatively little bias. your attention to differentiating the concepts between certain groups (communism/socialism, fascism/nazism for example) was helpful and more informative than a lot of media i find myself seeing. i did find the feminism topic to be maybe a little oversimplified, in fact, a deeper dive into feminism as a whole would be great to see. there's a clear difference to the feminism movement 50+ years ago and generally speaking, how it's aged each decade.
@CCharles0519