William Bradford may be onto something... #socialism

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How do you describe economics to your children? Should your preteen care about the government? For too long, parents have been at the mercy of professional curriculum developers to teach their children. History is watered down, key principles omitted altogether, and time and attention are given to things of lesser importance. Not anymore! Tuttle Twins is the first cartoon series to teach kids about freedom, economics, and government.

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In every episode, twin siblings Ethan and Emily Tuttle join their Grandma Gabby on crazy time-traveling adventures. Together they visit important places in history and meet well-known historical figures such as Benjamin Franklin, Frederic Bastiat, Susan B. Anthony, Milton Freidman, Adam Smith, Harriett Tubman and more!

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[deltoid-nick]

"When incentives are lost we all bear the cost" is a really good one

[therussianyetishow]

I mean this could also be used as a way of arguing that wages should increase with inflation and the cost of living which is a constant, after all we saw it just a couple years ago. People really don’t want to work for the crappy wages our corporate overlords deem worthy to pay out. No incentive, no labor.

[GWRAsh]

I like how it starts with “no system is perfect” perfect

[mohamedpizza]

''From each according to its capabilities to each according to his labor", does it ring a bell?

[fjorddkcckkc]

Why is a pilgrim talking about socialism? William Bradford died 132 years before the French Revolution and modern ideas of socialism of even started to be thought about.

[Exdus]

"owning the fruits of your labor" never seems to apply to labor, now does it... 😂

[iaimboti]

"Full on capitalism" is actually really bad too, on par with "full on communism".

[zhuljinjager]

The part people don't want to accept is that the consequences of your parents decisions impact what is available to you.

[jamesgreen]

"SOCIALISM is when the government does STUFF. When the government does a whole lotta STUFF then that's COMMUNISM."

[Nora]

So That homeless vetran with a missing leg isn't "motivated to work hard"

[dragontiger]

Is this socialism: a situation where villagers all work together to benefit the community as a whole, working together. There is also a culture where it seems immoral not to help the community, like inmany asian cultures

[adampiech]

Oh lol, yeah, the best incentive is not to starve to death, or have no health insurance.

[AnteaterAshley]

“Letting people own the fruits of their labors” oh like seizing the means of production

[Herowebcomics]

It is important to have a good reason to work!😎

[ProjectEchoshadow]

Imagine if we instead have the lazy people called shareholders and ceos and give them most of the benefits of our labor

[LetsGetPixeled]

Almost like things should be valued by the amount of effort or work you put in. Now which little red book did I read that in

[ioriyoshida]

Adaptation has, is, and will always be the key to longevity.

[TurnedTnor]

Why does he have such a buttery smooth voice...?

[krani]

This is why profit-sharing in Iran worked so well: rather than giving workers more money for the same work (minimum wage hike), it directly tied their fortunes in with their performance and efficiency. It also incentivized them to train and better each other so they'd all benefit from less wasteful work.

[CinnamonKnightEntertainment]

is surprisingly balanced of an explination from the twins. It gets points, not ones I entirely agree with in the long run but if all of their explanations showed this much respect for the topic at hand I would probably support it as educational content and not propaganda