“Which Side Are You On” — American Socialist Song

[Dr.Mohandes]

This what jeff bezos sees in his nightmares

[stargazer-ppgo]

I once saw a comment that said:
"They'll send you off to the trenches of Passchendaele, but wont give you a cent when you got back to Pennsylvania."

[notjohnheisman]

There are communists, Republicans, confederates, syndicalists, socialists, democrats, libertarians, and nazis just in this comment section.

[nicke]

Top 3 favourite genres of music?
- Industrial labor songs from the early 1900s
- Synth wave
- Heavy psychedelic noise

[bicheiroparadoxo]

This should be played at every Amazon store and warehouse.

[thenotsodemocraticrepublic]

POV: the West Virginia national guard has started advancing up Blair Mountain

[NotoriousTim]

Never take the side of the people that exploit you.

[Big_wumbus]

Without work there is no workers, without workers no work will get done. Respect your workers

[Noah-nttb]

They tell you socialism is anti-American but there is no greater patriotism to want better for your nation and the poor and tired that live there

[atomskimrav]

I love the optimistic sadness from this song it reminds me of the Einheitsfrontlied

[nibiru]

“Which Side Are You On” vs "Ain't I Right?"

[morrocanpatriot.]

Me: i won't get all political tonight
Also me at 2.17 AM:

[nikothehusky]

'Socialism is bad' old folks when you take their social security away:

[whoisheiforgothisname]

Every worker is a brother, every worker is a sister. Solidarity forever, we have a world to win.

[PsychosisFire]

As a European, it's crazy to see how widely trade unions and labour movements are shunned and labelled as "communism" by a majority of people in the United States. In Europe our history of trade unionism is celebrated, or at the very least acknowledged as being one of the few reasons why we have the rights we have today as workers. So it's really interesting and refreshing to see a video like this celebrating the cause of American workers.

[wills.]

I feel like the history of Harlan should be taught in all North America, to give insight into the working conditions and the worker vs company situation that often existed back in the early days of unionization. This coming from a Canadian who didn't know Harlan existed until after graduation

[seductive_fishstick]

Solidarity with all the rail workers.
I know which side I’m on.

[annoyingmissingtexture]

Time to start defending the mountain from the national guard.

[rob]

The battle of blair mountain might have been a tactical defeat but it was definitely a sweet, sweet strategic victory long term. Modern Americans owe so much to the men who fought there, and yet we forget them.

[thething]

You have nothing to lose but your chains!