Scrooge Mcduck And Money Disney cartoon short Part 2

[AmazinglyAgnostic]

Lmao @ end.

[darkarcheos]

This video should be viewed in all College Economics course, for a way to get things started

[kjemradio]

To become chairman of the Fed you need to watch this mov........oh wait this cartoon is FAR too intelligent for anyone in DC.

[shrutika35]

It actully so funny, Sony tv should again start this show. i am big fan of this show. if it is possible plz start this show again

[shrutika35]

I am missing to uncle croogeit was too funy

[minister6evil]

A pain in the whatchamacall it

[Clarensee]

I don't remember it being THAT educational. :)

[Lincoln2000]

He doesn't look like Scrooge here. More like Ludwig von Drake.

[EmperorOfMars]

They should show this to congress men

[BitterBurst]

You call this a cartoon?, Its a capitalistic infomercial for indoctrination.

They should teach Children to think outside a Capitalistic mindset first, and then accept the playing rules of market and capitalism and venture forth.

Speaking of Capitalism, is Scrooge truly a good role model for this?

Having read the comics from when Carl Barks invented him, he is what a DnD player would call Lawfully Evil in the Capitalistic market, driving natives from settlements and exploitation among his work.

[derBene]

@BitterBurst Isn't that something to learn? That he's concerned too much about money? Don Rosa worked with this topic, for example. And yes, this may be outdated when it comes to the mindset that capitalism solves all the problems. And even on that topic it still mentions that it's important to keep up social security by paying taxes.

[BitterBurst]

@derBene

Sure, knowing the way to handle money is useful when you live in a capitalistic world, like we are forced to live in. And its not we can break out from the world, our natural learned skills is not taught from our parents, rather we have credit card management and eating too much. I say, we should teach our kids to remember that we dont have to live like we do, that they can shape a better future.

Did you ever read the Comics with Scrooge McDuck?

[derBene]

@BitterBurst I'm okay with searching for different models of living and: Yes, I read comics with Scrooge. Most of them over fifteen years ago. Last buy was "Life and times of Scrooge McDuck" to have all those stories together in one book.

[BitterBurst]

@derBene

Good, at least we agree on the overall idea, and I still think we should be careful what we show our Children

At least before they are old enough.

Hmm, I have been waiting to buy that book for a long time.

But so you do know that Scrooge really is a greedy bastrd, he is hardly a role model is he now?

[derBene]

@BitterBurst To me he is kind of a role model. Why? Because the medium comic can show him from different angles. He is rich and powerful but he also is pretty lonely. Even as a child I saw him as the two sided medal every good fictional character is. I liked his good parts but tried to stay away from what made him sad. You saw the music video I faved lately: 'Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck' Tribute?

[BitterBurst]

@derBene

Yeah, I have seen that tribute many times. I find it interesting that we disagree too about this.

But your reasons are kinda pinned on your medal analogy, if you ignore the bad side of coin you will misjudge the Character.

[derBene]

@BitterBurst That's the point. Like you say, if you ignore the bad side of the coin you will misjudge the character.

[BitterBurst]

@derBene

You said: "Even as a child I saw him as the two sided medal every good fictional character is. I liked his good parts but tried to stay away from what made him sad."

Does " tried to stay away from what made him sad" not mean the same as "ignore the bad side of coin you will misjudge the Character" ??

You will have to explain why you think he is a good role model again, but I cant allow you to judge him on the things you like only.

[derBene]

@BitterBurst Okay, he's not a role model.

[BitterBurst]

@derBene

Well that was a quick argument :3

At least I think we can agree fully that Scrooge mcDuck is one of most awesome adventurers ever invented by man, he has his faults, but he is still a duck worth respect.

[Metqa]

What was that? people have to pay WHAT? TAXES? Nooo People shouldn't pay taxes, especially the RICH ONES. LOL Show this to some republicans. LOL.

this is a good lesson overall. Why can't they show and make more cartoons like this instead of spongbob dumbpants?

[SkyRifter]

3:22

[SkyRifter]

3:22 AMERICA better learn quick.

[kffeine]

Well, here in Brazil that income tax slice is muuuuuuuuuuch bigger. Woe be unto us.

[loureiroandre]

@kffeine Compared to what? I don't think it is.

[skepticoz]

"Money's got to circulate". Trouble is that more than 95% percent of what is circulating, is debt. Living on borowed time the fiat curencies all based on the USD of the federal reserve (a private corporation), will fall to currency that cant be printed by a centeral authority. If the government cant be responsible with their management of economics (because theyre owned by the Fed), then people will take finacial power into their own hands. Just get BITCOIN. It's freedom from the greedy fatcats.

[VanFernel]

@skepticoz

bebts are a global problem, it seems its the same in europe

might be a stupid question, but what exactly is bitcoin?

[skepticoz]

@VanFernel "might be a stupid question, but what exactly is bitcoin?"

watch?v=Um63OQz3bjo

Note: This is not a technicaly accurate explaination, but a functional explaination. In reality, bitcoins are stored in the network rather than sent over it and not actually stored in your wallet. Your wallet rather stores your 'public key' a cryptographic signature used by the network to varify against the ledger, the public record of all the transactions that have been accounted for against your wallet.

[PeachWookiee]

I remember watching this when I was little. I got so used to Alan Young as Uncle Scrooge and Russi Taylor as the boys in DuckTales, I'd nearly forgotten about how they sounded before. Too bad the Feds have forgotten about budgeting.

[Maestorxiphos]

When I watch this old children's cartoon explain how simple the concept of budgeting is, and then watch our current leaders fail in every way to understand and pass even the most basic budgets, I don't know whether to laugh...or cry.

[mimineko828]

I LOVE how Scrooge says "This is just the petty cash" . . . lololol

[TheHanso23]

So that entire video was basically a ruse for Scrooge to scam his nephews out of $1.95?

[ekpil2000]

@TheHanso23

I'd say he scammed the $.03 buy not informing them ahead of time.

Also I didn't see them read the contract or him mention how important that is.

As far as investing in scrooge inc. I imagine it's a fine investment.

[C102y]

I have no plans on becoming a teacher, but if I were teaching economics, I'd defiantly show this cartoon! Firstly for its educational value, secondly because its a classic Disney cartoon, and classic Disney cartoons are awesome!

[YoshiAngemon]

"Nothing good is ever free." It's true for XBox Live. You have to pay for a Hardcore-friendly service that's more secure than PlayStation Network.

[TheChicagoguy]

2:39 that was kinda disturbing considering what almost happened 2 weeks ago

[Sneixx]

I like also the music of that time! It's magical awesome!

[Abbeysums]

The song about money circulating has been going around in my brain since I saw this cartoon when I was a kid. Isn't it funny that I've remembered this song for soooo long!

[alynette]

the voice of scrooge is the same as jock from lady and the tramp

[calvindmun]

AtarahDerek : I think stuff like the nuber one dime isnt money to him anymore

[MrJohanasBilderberg]

We should show this to Obama.

[WorldNews92]

00:08 - That's not Jackson on the Twenty.

[devilbegins]

where is it now ...where is my childhood ?

[AtarahDerek]

Petty cash? What about that number one dime? Or the goose egg nugget? Or those coins you tried to pay Goldie? Do those move in and out everyday?

[metal87power]

There is one truth: THERE WILL BE NO GOREVNMENT IF THERE WOULD BE NO TAXES.

Search for Rothbard, Hoppe, Hayek, Hess and others libertarian!

[oniforo]

Scrooge Corp stock is only a $1.92 ?

[Lukassimos]

hmm if the americans would have saved more there weren t a financial crisis :D:D

[Saishida]

In all honesty, this cartoon made me want to spend my money more wisely. XD

[kingcherub]

"contrary to the popular opinion, there is absolutely no shortage of gold which can be used as money, nor would the supply of gold impeded economic growth to any degree because it is not the supply of money that creates economic growth, but the creation of capital wealth which utilizes the exchange nature of gold money that creates economic growth." Ron Paul.

[kingcherub]

I thought saving was investing.

[byfaith116]

Maybe they should make this the new required training video in the federal and state governments.

[NIKOLINOS23]

xexe at 0.28 its says 'TA OIKONOMIKA' that means 'the economics' in Greece!!!

But if we had as money as scrooge we wouldn't have an economical crisis  :- /

[501SWAT]

Thumbs up if you were sent by Fps Mcduck (FPS KYLE)

[sleepycreator]

Not only is this a fun little short, but it's a very damn informative one at best~!

I've learned so much from this. OAO

[Americaleb]

hooray @ 2:38!

[DubJae]

miss these cartoons still cracks me up to this day hahaha

[Mirdamor]

@Mirdamor *very educational 

[bhdunn]

this is so much funnier as an adult, and after having seen zeitgeist. . .

[apolllos7]

@bhdunn I just watched zeitgiest moving forward, what a funny coincidence.

[Mega8Nerd]

Wow i learned more watching this cartoon, than going to college. I'm starting to think college is a scam.

[TheHyde55]

0:06 George Washington on a 20$ bill?

[nutandupare143]

oh its awesome!!

[shiraz605]

yeah these were my favroute cartoon in the child hood

[MIT1369]

They need to update this to include that billions wasted by the feds on unconstituional frippery.

[LauchEleven]

i love the singing, this voices.. <3 :)

[RedLightBulbs]

Scrooge is my favorite Disney pal.

[petrieds10]

Call me new school, or newschoolz, give me Alan Young.

[AdamYJ]

No, of course that money isn't idle, Scrooge.

It's for swimming in. :p

[8nineten]

this is best

[danplaz]

Better tell that to Mr. Krabs! Hahahaha

[dino65dino]

Pure private banking propaganda from start to finish!

"Taxes run the government" that is total BS.

Notice how they slipped in the creation of paper money right along with coins.

They emphasize "circulation" but they don't say anything about what really makes money worth anything.

Tell us how the Federal Reserve creates debt through fractional reserve lending, McScrooge.

[TomPreston6]

Dude, you're talking about a kids cartoon. Most kids wouldn't be caught dead sitting and listening to someone preach about taxes and regulations and money and junk. Given their audience I think this is pretty clever and fun way to keep them interested. Let them worry about all the other shit when they grow up and can comprehend it all better.

[ronaldcasio]

you;re so on target ... love the way you put it .. very elementary my friend,..

[cbaldwinjr]

Jesus...way to be a Buzz Killington

[skylur44]

It's a cartoon. From 1967. Lighten up. If you're unhappy about taxes, run for office.

[wratched]

@dino65dino; a few issues with your analysis: 1. every bank in the world practices fractional reserve lending, not just the Fed; 2. You're the first of your ilk I've met who hates paper money. Most of you would be happy on the gold standard; 3. The gold standard is a joke, because a) gold has no intrinsic value; b) the gold standard fixes your money supply, hobbling your exports; c) there isn't enough gold in the world, let alone the US, to back the dollar, and d) we're running out of new gold

[dino65dino]

@wratched 1. I never said the Fed held a monopoly on fractional reserve lending, and traditional Muslim banks DO NOT use fractional reserve lending. 2. I never said I hate paper money. Besides, what is my "ilk" and of whom am I this "most of" and where do you get that I'd be "happy" with a gold standard? 3. I agree with 100%! Search this vid: "All Money Is Fiat Webster Tarpley"

Also, I'm on board with Ellen Brown's book "Web of Debt", and the American Monetary Institute monetaryDOTorg

[YoshiAngemon]

Well, Scrooge knows a lot about money, but nobody's greedier than Wario!

[disneyfannr1]

uncle scrooge looks more like ludwig von drake here :p

[Anything646757]

Brainwashing children to believe in the parasitic financial economy. Look where it got us.

[Mitche23]

"Government survives through the taxes we pay". Question: How did the government survived from 1776 to 1913? Before the 16th amendment(Tax amendment) was passed

[chrishanson70]

Tariffs on goods, rather than a flat income tax.

[Matthew6870]

The ending makes me laugh. "Do you know what this is?"

[Simbaholic]

@Matthew6870 XD So random! Made me laugh too.

[cupuajaib]

The telling was quite simple and clear, i really appreciate classic disney. Full of insight and still entertaining

[1849149]

I love and miss these old Disney cartoons. Have you eve seen the Disney channel lately? I actually feel sorry for today's children.

[Hermy1138]

@1849149

We we'ere the lucky ones

[Hermy1138]

@1849149 Boy was that misspelled

[sasherproductions]

Was it so easy to blow up the white house?Can they actually DO that?

[VioletYoshi]

The nephews dancing around to the songs is so cute! I don't think it was that the songs were corny cause of Disney, they were corny given the time when this short was produced. Belive it or not, there actually was a time this sort of music was popular.

[palmercomm]

All the songs in this short are 100% Grade A corny, but what else would you expect from Disney?

[ebwarg]

To quote Walt: "I *like* corn."

[KTChamberlain]

This feels like it was made in the 50's yet Clarence Nash didn't die until 1985, and Alan Young probably didn't play as Uncle Scrooge until 1983 in Mickey's Christmas Carol.

This is the one cartoon you wouldn't hear the Bible verse: "You cannot serve God and Money".

[homsar36]

Oh man. I love Scrooge McDuck, but it's just not the same without Alan Young doing the voice, and the nephews... where's Clarence Nash when you need him?

[sasherproductions]

nephews sounds like mowgli...

[654zns]

@homsar36

Clarence must not have been able to do this short when it was made. He was still doing Donald though until his death in 1983. Now Tony Anselmo has taken over the duck and has done superb.

[charmy97]

No adventureur is better than scrooge mcduck

[YoshiAngemon]

@homsar36 This was before Alan Young first did the voice of Scrooge. And the nephews weren't voiced by Nash, because...

1. We couldn't understand whatever they'd say,

and 2. Clarance Nash was getting old. His final credit as Donald Duck, before passing it on to Tony Anselmo (His Donald Debut was in DuckTales) was Mickey's Christmas Carol.

[elgoldendorado]

@homsar36 yes. scrooge had the perfect voice.