Peace on earth

Feels a bit too silly. The remake is better.

Something more-or-less suggestive leads to 9000 thousands comments. And 8999 of them are negative in some way.

The message of this very important and old cartoon is clear: KILL ALL THE VEGETARIANS BEFORE THEY DESTROY THE WORLD

If only humans could get a clue.

Wasn't this cartoon made in 1939?

A year after Chamberlain pronounced PEACE IN OUR TIME after Munich, and during the time that tensions were lessened (more PEACE!) by the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact between Stalin and Hitler (aka the man who "rebuilt" Germany)?

The LEFTIST view of "PEACE" always pretends to be wiser-than-thou by imagining that war was made by equally culpable (and crazed) sides, and forgetting the totalitarian régimes that crushed their (defenseless) citizens & made war necessary

Care to explain how WW2 was won by a LEFTIST President after a RIGHTIST President made the worst depression even worse?

Or how a LEFTIST President got us into Vietnam?

You should hang out with us non-political people sometime. You'd be surprised how insanely stupid you all look to us.

The first thing I notice about your comment is that there is only one way to think, and anybody who thinks otherwise, or who simply weighs evidence in a different way than you do, or who comes to a different conclusion than the PC version of history, can only be "insanely stupid".

Similarly, check out the main "arguments", allegedly intelligent, against Bush, Palin, their followers, the Republicans, etc: they are insane, stupid, treacherous (how more nuanced than that can you get?!)

Secondly, the main term here should perhaps not refer to right/left, but to state interventionism — which was the case for HH as well as for LBJ.

In that perspective, why not search YT for the film "Just Wild: The American Form of Government" (but I fear your avant-garde (sic) reaction will be to call it "insanely stupid")

Finally, I would invite you to read "Liberal Fascism" — notably the chapters about FDR, JFK, & LBJ (no, I am NOT saying they were fascists per se, nor is Jonah Goldberg)

Amen brother.

Yep, this is fantastic. Perfectly animated ... I remember I started my first work and painted each cel and backgrounds the old fashioned way. This is one of the "prototypes" ... I remember Mickey made his screen debut around 1928 ...