Great bit of history here. These cartoon classics shouldn't be overlooked, as they provide a level of insight into both popular American sentiments and propoganda techniques of the time.
I liked the Scottish alter ego, particularly since I have my family roots in Scotland. Aye, we be thrifty with our money, laddie!
The Scottish alterego is a very early version of Scrooge McDuck. In 1943, he was shown in the 'prototype' stage and was reworked over the years to his final character design seen on TV today.
日の丸が沈む時のベートーベンの運命の調は、君が代の調に移調されてる。そういうこだわりはさすがディズニー。
Beethoven Symphony tonality is changing to 'FFFD'. Ｉ think It's a sound beginning on D of the Japan nation song,
imgotschild 4 months ago
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imgotschild 4 months ago
When you're making a duck pay taxes, maybe it's time to scale back your military operations. Or increase the human tax rates.
gpciie 3 years ago 5
very socialist idea in 43. Why would we want a country were taxes powered the economy. In capitalism spending drives the economy.
xxReconRickxx 3 years ago
Great bit of history here. These cartoon classics shouldn't be overlooked, as they provide a level of insight into both popular American sentiments and propoganda techniques of the time.
I liked the Scottish alter ego, particularly since I have my family roots in Scotland. Aye, we be thrifty with our money, laddie!
;)
Neverhoodian 3 years ago
The Scottish alterego is a very early version of Scrooge McDuck. In 1943, he was shown in the 'prototype' stage and was reworked over the years to his final character design seen on TV today.
JDM3550 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this.
KaesoBrutus 3 years ago