Dreadnaht1
9th November 2001, 22:11
Yes, we've all heard of those loveable creatures, the Smurfs. Those little blue organisms of joy. But what many people haven't heard is the truth to the Smurf cartoon show--or should i say the S.M.U.R.F. show.
Let's put it this way, J.I. Joe is nothing more then army propaganda that the government uses to instill happy thoughts of our countrie's "hero's" into the youth of America.
So just like capitalist America, the U.S.S.R. came up with an ingenious idea to do the same thing--implement socialistic ideas into America's youths. Their show was aptly titled The Smurf's or, as it really should be called, Social Men Under Red Father.
I mean think about it, it really makes all too much sense. A bunch of Smurf people living in a problem free, equal community in which no one has any more then the next person. Smurf village is 100% socialistic.
And there's of course Poppa Smurf. Poppa Smurf, the LEADER of the society and he's also the one sporting red clothes and hat, as well as a white beard atop his rounded face. Remind you of anyone? Perhaps either Stalin or Marx--it's a close call. See how things are now making perfect sense?
So now that we know that the Smurf's are all socialistic and communist and are simply trying to get kids to think "hey that Poppa Smurf ain't bad" we now come to the charecter of the man always trying to catch the Smurf's, and his very fat cat. Of course the man represents Capitalism. The man always tries to capture the Smurf's and cook them in his pot which turns the Smurf's into gold. And of course his fat cat represents U.S. Citizens, fat on money.
So I'm sure a few of you have heard about this theory and of course it's now open to critizism, praise, etc. right here on the message board.
I look forward to replies!
Let's put it this way, J.I. Joe is nothing more then army propaganda that the government uses to instill happy thoughts of our countrie's "hero's" into the youth of America.
So just like capitalist America, the U.S.S.R. came up with an ingenious idea to do the same thing--implement socialistic ideas into America's youths. Their show was aptly titled The Smurf's or, as it really should be called, Social Men Under Red Father.
I mean think about it, it really makes all too much sense. A bunch of Smurf people living in a problem free, equal community in which no one has any more then the next person. Smurf village is 100% socialistic.
And there's of course Poppa Smurf. Poppa Smurf, the LEADER of the society and he's also the one sporting red clothes and hat, as well as a white beard atop his rounded face. Remind you of anyone? Perhaps either Stalin or Marx--it's a close call. See how things are now making perfect sense?
So now that we know that the Smurf's are all socialistic and communist and are simply trying to get kids to think "hey that Poppa Smurf ain't bad" we now come to the charecter of the man always trying to catch the Smurf's, and his very fat cat. Of course the man represents Capitalism. The man always tries to capture the Smurf's and cook them in his pot which turns the Smurf's into gold. And of course his fat cat represents U.S. Citizens, fat on money.
So I'm sure a few of you have heard about this theory and of course it's now open to critizism, praise, etc. right here on the message board.
I look forward to replies!