2.2K views · 259 reactions | Karl Marx and the labor theory of valued have been debunked by economists countless times. And yet, socialists and communists today are still convinced that profits are theft, and that "wage labor" is one of the great evils of capitalism. In this video, we explain how once again, socialism's greatest weakness is economics and reality. | Lauren Chen | Facebook

What rights would you have if you were all alone in the wilderness? John Locke taught that our natural rights are ones that we all share. Rights to life, liberty, and property, because they don’t require taking from anyone else. Watch “Needs, Rights, & Flamingo Fights” on the Angel app for free! #tuttletwins #johnlocke | Tuttle Twins TV Show

33K views · 60 reactions | One of the points where Karl Marx and John Locke disagreed was on property rights. Locke saw property rights as a fundamental part of individual freedom, but Marx argued for eliminating private property altogether. According to Marx, private property is a source of division and a significant barrier to individual freedom. https://bit.ly/3utQd8S | PolicyEd | Facebook

Life. Liberty. Property. John Locke believed every person is born with natural rights—not given by government. These rights can’t be taken away and are the foundation of a free society. 🇺🇸💡 Teach your kids where freedom really comes from—watch Tuttle Twins on the Angel Studios app! #FreedomMatters #TuttleTwins #NaturalRights #JohnLocke #CivicsForKids | Tuttle Twins TV Show

14K views · 17K reactions | Can something be a right if it requires someone else to work for it? 樂 John Locke didn’t think so. He believed our true rights to life, liberty, & property, come from being human and that they don’t depend on anyone else’s labor. | Tuttle Twins TV Show | Facebook