[Best Version] The Great Dictator Speech - Charlie Chaplin + Time - Hans Zimmer (INCEPTION Theme)

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Charlie Chaplin's speech from "The Great Dictator" together with Hans Zimmer's "Time" from the movie "INCEPTION" = EPIC!!!
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I'm sorry but I don't want to be an Emperor, that's not my business.
I don't want to rule or conquer anyone.
I should like to help everyone if possible, Jew, gentile, black man, white.
We all want to help one another, human beings are like that.
We want to live by each other's happiness, not by each other's misery.
We don't want to hate and despise one another.
In this world there is room for everyone and the good earth is rich and can provide for everyone.
The way of life can be free and beautiful.
But we have lost the way.
Greed has poisoned men's souls, has barricaded the world with hate;
has goose-stepped us into misery and bloodshed.
We have developed speed but we have shut ourselves in:
machinery that gives abundance has left us in want.
Our knowledge has made us cynical,
our cleverness hard and unkind.
We think too much and feel too little:
More than machinery we need humanity;
More than cleverness we need kindness and gentleness.
Without these qualities, life will be violent and all will be lost.
The aeroplane and the radio have brought us closer together.
The very nature of these inventions cries out for the goodness in men, cries out for universal brotherhood for the unity of us all.
Even now my voice is reaching millions throughout the world, millions of despairing men, women and little children, victims of a system that makes men torture and imprison innocent people.
To those who can hear me I say "Do not despair".
The misery that is now upon us is but the passing of greed, the bitterness of men who fear the way of human progress:
the hate of men will pass and dictators die and the power they took from the people, will return to the people and so long as men die liberty will never perish . . .
Soldiers: don't give yourselves to brutes, men who despise you, enslave you, who regiment your lives, tell you what to do, what to think or what to feel, who drill you, diet you, treat you like cattle, use you as cannon fodder.
Don't give yourselves to these unnatural men, machine men, with machine minds and machine hearts.
You are not machines. You are not cattle. You are men.
You have the love of humanity in your hearts.
You don't hate, only the unloved hate.
The unloved and the unnatural.
Soldiers: don't fight for slavery, fight for liberty.
In the seventeenth chapter of Saint Luke it is written:
- "The kingdom of God is within man"
Not one man, nor a group of men, but in all men; in you.
You the people have the power, the power to create machines, the power to create happiness. You the people have the power to make this life free and beautiful, to make this life a wonderful adventure.
Then in the name of democracy let us use that power. Let us all unite!
Let us fight for a new world, a decent world that will give men a chance to work, that will give youth a future and old age a security.
By the promise of these things, brutes have risen to power, but they lie.
They do not fulfill that promise, they never will.
Dictators free themselves but they enslave the people.
Now let us fight to fulfill that promise.
Let us fight to free the world, to do away with national barriers, to do away with greed, with hate and intolerance.
Let us fight for a world of reason, a world where science and progress will lead to all men's happiness.
Soldiers! In the name of democracy: Let us all unite!
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[@LinkTheCoward]

Approaching 10 MILLION views, can't believe it!! Hope all of you are doing well, given the current circumstances! Hope that especially now Mr. C's words can lift your spirit a bit, even with all of these restrictions going on. We'll get past this pandemic eventually, then we'll have ourselves a party🌍 Until then, stay safe and healthy everyone!✌🏻

[@dissaid]

Yeah, I am passing it around...

[@jttekton]

This year is a Year of Hell. This speech gives me hope for next year

[@foejar]

@@jttekton pray to God, we feel the same way. feel life now is a blessing. greetings from Indonesia

[@LonghornPride2005]

I have been watching this clip for over 8 years now. Thank you for uploading it

[@Raine_Daiz]

I've been passing it on like crazy! Hope it helps you reach your goal. This message will linger forever.

[@smith077906]

Ironic how the "silent movie star" spoke the most powerful message in cinematic history.

[@paulwright2863]

Love this comment 👍🏻

[@smith077906]

@@paulwright2863 Thanks bro. Everytime I listen to this speech it brings tears So fucking powerful. Thanks for your kindness❤🙏🥳

[@IULIAMEDAN]

@@paulwright2863 me too

[@michaelcrouch8783]

Chaplin is FABOSO !

[@bawbbie7875]

ironic and iconic... chaplin is the goat

[@shilasikder2664]

"Quietest people have the loudest minds." - Stephen Hawking

[@LudicInterface]

Actually that quote is from Stephen Hawking not Einstein.

[@shilasikder2664]

@@LudicInterface Oh, my bad.

[@provokingtruth7117]

@@shilasikder2664 still.. Great quote.

[@shilasikder2664]

@@provokingtruth7117 Yes.

[@bryan9587]

Stfu

[@omicron0mega]

"And so long as men die, liberty will never perish." Hits hard.

[@victorolagunju]

Exactly

[@julienmarinchev3364]

The same goes around too, unfortunately...

[@zaki7212]

It sounds deep but i don't get the meaning

[@bogdanst6018]

We started to be manny.. Manny souls

[@undercoverbrother67]

Doesn't make sense. Think about it.

[@fatdaddync]

What fills me with sadness isn't so much that this speech is applicable in 2023. It's that this speech is likely to still be applicable in 2123.

[@JeepnHeel]

Look at Mr Optimism over here assuming we make it to 2123

[@fuckthezuck]

"War.... War never changes."

[@4rbdn4ruit]

Wow. Very right.

[@shanegillette4050]

From the begining to the end

[@GideonWallace]

Maybe it took this long to get to you

[@sammadsen5345]

The man who never spoke left us speechless Ironic isint it?

[@younggodicarus]

Sam Madsen right ?

[@stellaashker8771]

What a wonderful statement

[@samthehikingman9484]

Well said....

[@Taiyokaii]

Sam Madsen tumblr As shit

[@bonito613]

Well put!

[@illumaQ]

“Even now my voice is reaching millions throughout the world.” Yes Charlie, your voice still reaches this far.

[@shanee.6751]

not enough unfortunately. hopefully tomorrow will be better

[@benjihound993]

It reaches me

[@nathanielpyle6867]

Never mind millions even if this vid on has 11mil views this speech has probably been heard by billions of people in some form/platform

[@summertriangle4745]

@@nathanielpyle6867 aye.

[@marcusgarvey9933]

"We will not take America under the label of communism, we will not take it under the label of socialism. These labels are unpleasant to the American people, and have been speared too much. We will take the United States under labels we have made very lovable, we will take it under liberalism, under progressivism, under democracy. But take it, we will!" -Alexander Trachtenberg, National Convention of Communist Parties, 1944 Don't fall for the brainwashing

[@JonBoy420]

"Even now my voice is reaching millions..." He had no idea. ❤️

[@davidbateman-fe8vu]

Yes he did...Even now I'm a bit confused as to when this was released/ recorded before or during the rise of the Nazis.

[@butterstotch3233]

⁠@@davidbateman-fe8vuThis came out in 1940 when WW2 was gaining momentum and he certainly did not have any idea of just how far this speech would reach seeing as they had no internet.

[@Hellfurian1972]

This should be played on every tv station at 6am/6pm every day.

[@GutterRider77]

I fcking agree!!!♥️♥️♥️♥️⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@petestevenson1004]

@Hellfurian1972 It will - to everyone that needs to hear it, sometime, some way, somehow, someone will find a way to broadcast it. Magnificent words like these can't and won't be silenced. You may harm the messenger, but you Cannot Kill the Message.

[@please.dont.desert.me117]

Oui il le faudrait

[@please.dont.desert.me117]

​@petestevenson1004 je me suis promis de le diffuser le moment venu, depuis la France en 2027 lors de l'élection présidentielle française.

[@geomicer]

Why? None of you know what it means, why play it all day? Look at his face at the end...that's what it means

[@jarrettadams4102]

This speech is more important today than it ever was

[@parafinek5588]

Amazing speech still relevant today. Damn....

[@moealasadi7140]

Truthfully

[@cristianroy21]

I came here for that. If only the world leaders all thought like this man

[@Dan-os9kg]

@@cristianroy21 well, at the moment one psychopath in particular

[@jacktreloar1328]

Yes. It's more than sad that only art and music unite this world.

[@xnrivudxkskalflvk4075]

Imagine knowing a man for 30 years and he never speaks then you see this on TV.

[@kristianstrm2375]

Imagine having a TV when this came out.

[@hoticeparty]

Imagine seeing something that doesn't exist

[@eyesopax3825]

Imagine not being able to imagine.

[@CoolGobyFish]

he had a few speaking movies, not just this

[@samw.8734]

@@kristianstrm2375 must've stolen it from the future.

[@bellahexdanna3220]

"You are not machines, you are not cattle, you are men! You have the love of humanity in your heart, you don't hate, only the unloved hate, the unloved and the unnatural." So powerful. I'm memorizing this for a monologue in college, not for any particular class but for the spirit of what he's saying. It's so powerful, im being called to speak and will!

[@swan-oq8qk]

Even now in 2023 this is just one of the most beautiful and heartwrenching speeches ever, and the music with it is genuinely epic. This stands for all time, never forget these words.

[@Uncanny_Mountain]

_"only the unloved hate"_ Charlie Chaplin

[@elisehamilton7878]

Yes we need to unite.

[@Angelo-yr1en]

@@Uncanny_Mountain the unloved and the unnatural

[@Angelo-yr1en]

We must unite before it’s too late look at what’s happening in Israel and Palestine in Ukraine

[@McYeroc]

​@@Angelo-yr1enwon't there God protect them?

[@R5P205]

The man famed for his silence had the most important thing to say.

[@musamor75]

@Einheimischer mit Migrationshintergrund Jah, richtig.

[@bleachpartydrink976]

@Einheimischer mit Migrationshintergrund the words of Adolf Hitler

[@d6wave]

Herr Mai Idk why i liked how u wrote that.[notsarcastic]

[@SaqibKhan-lz3bl]

d6wave ikr

[@Leto85]

That was beautifully well said.

[@chadstein9457]

To think: a SILENT movie star SPOKE one of the greatest monologues in the history of movies.

[@philme1977]

in my opinion one of the greatest monolugues in history (not only in movies)

[@johnking5248]

Also to think: a collection of the most powerful honest and beautiful words spoken came from a place of silance oh and atoms cant reflect light so we will never see one because photons are to big to reflect off an atom ...wait what did you just call me?....but everything is of atoms and we see it .....brought to you by NOTSURE Co. and BRONDO its what plants crave llc.

[@christopherallison6895]

Just like silent Bob and kevin smith.

[@VictorianRose22]

Well said Chad. What a great actor to be able to bring out emotion in us . He wasn’t acting . You can tell he believed those words . Such a powerful inspirational message even for our time. 😢💗

[@chadstein9457]

@@VictorianRose22 Thank you and agreed!

[@MrSamboJack]

I always come back to this speech whenever there’s something very disturbing happening in the world. And I’ve been coming back to this way to often recently…. Just love one another, this is the least we can do.

[@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3]

Just came back myself for the same reason. 13 years ago now.

[@houss801]

I came here to feel some hope because i’m tired of whats happening in the world, i don’t feel anything after watching it anymore .

[@Angelo-yr1en]

People must hear the truth Charlie spoke the truth and now people wanna do what past generations fought to prevent

[@Eye2Eye24]

We will be alright as long as we know

[@thedragonflygate4587]

Pluto enters Aquarius soon--power to the people!

[@agniteyt]

One of the greatest moments in cinematic history. A silent movie star making the greatest speech ever heard.

[@Vibin]

"When the last tree has been cut down, the last fish caught, the last river poisoned, only then will we realize that one cannot eat money"

[@Free2PlayGamerNation]

Time to drink my own piss" - Bear Grylls

[@Free2PlayGamerNation]

+Jatz07 Out of context much?

[@Free2PlayGamerNation]

+Jatz07 No, Im taking about your reply. It has not relation to the above comments.

[@mationplays1500]

I heard that already is it from "The Lie We live"

[@jonahabrigo3673]

dead on with that one brother

[@griffen8313]

"Greed has poisoned men's souls" This is probably the best speech I've ever heard, brings a tear to my eye

[@arielle699]

ENDIMONIC Do not despair ❤

[@KBizzy]

ENDIMONIC I'm with you. This is a truly moving speech.

[@fiveo6390]

yeah it's so powerful

[@chadbusch8541]

this is the speech we need right now

[@anthooper7271]

ENDIMONIC makes me cry to my friend

[@kurtpearl]

It’s crazy that the name of the song that fits seemingly perfectly with this speech is “time.” It’s as is if this speech transcends time. It’s relevant no matter what year it’s played.

[@mc-sc4bd]

2023 still gives me the chills like the first time I watched it

[@AlanMorrissey-wu9zf]

Wat was said was true the mistake is the mustache

[@EliteShot]

Truth remains true, no matter the time.

[@unwichtig1048]

True

[@sainttwisf7402]

What's his name ?

[@marcusgarvey9933]

There is no truth is Liberal-Mar_ ism. The truth is: Preserve your people, country, culture and race. Unity is our strength, "diversity" leads to division and destruction (as intended).

[@unwichtig1048]

@@marcusgarvey9933 I to a leftist: Why is Africa so full of war. Leftist: Because of Colonialism and how the borders were drawn without respecting cultures. Me: So Diversity is bad? Leftist:😠

[@marcusgarvey9933]

@@unwichtig1048 Everything they say is contradictory and they have double standards for everything. In reality they cause the problems they pretend to be against.

[@whatmate2954]

"Einstein: 'What I most admire about your art, is your universality. You don't say a word, yet the world understands you!' Chaplin: 'True. But your glory is even greater! The whole world admires you, even though they don't understand a word of what you say.'"

[@marcusgarvey9933]

Einstein was a racist Jew-supremasist and a communists and Chaplin is a propagandist for THEIR benefits.

[@l.d.r6653]

You stupid? How was Einstein communist? Do you even know what a communism is?

[@johndicks1381]

Marcuuuss. Answer

[@luigi_fan2989]

@@l.d.r6653 actually I'm pretty sure Einstein was, and that's a good thing

[@marcusgarvey9933]

@@luigi_fan2989 Communists were funded by the big capilitalist bankers (who belong to that small minority race one is not allowed to critize). Almost all the Communists were of that race too in the first Communist covernment of Russia. THEY stole all the wealth from the "inferior races"

[@benkimber8579]

Watching Christmas Eve, I’ve lost everything. But yet I’m trying to find the courage to keep moving forward. Good luck everyone and never surrender. 2023-2024

[@rodolfotsang4327]

Same

[@visieons]

❤

[@GutterRider77]

Hope things are looking up for ya ♥️

[@Wesley-fg6jz]

Iam so sorry how are u doing now

[@reemyfairy09]

I was randomly going through Hans Zimmer music and I saw this. Goosebumps. never seen Charlie Chaplin in this form before. This speech is for all generations, for the present, for the future, for all people to hear cause unfortunately there is still so much sadness, death, wars , poverty, pain. “ we think too much but don’t feel”

[@robmello8170]

This is the single greatest monologue in all of cinematic history

[@shanecorcoran8225]

And to think, written and performed by a man who until then had enthralled the world without words...

[@Dragoblade811]

Yes

[@BrazenBull91]

I think in all of history mate

[@mechanicalarcher4274]

I believe that the speech given by Samwise Gamgee in The Lord of the Rings, The Two Towers is marginally better but that's down to my own personal attachment to Tolkiens Legendarium and its impact on my life. Chaplin was incredible here, absolutely phenomenal acting

[@BrazenBull91]

@Sultan Abdulhameed II cool story bro

[@binaryego4621]

He was an actor...but this doesn't feel like he's acting somehow.

[@klutzycactusgaming1188]

Make us wonder if he went into a political Career instead of Acting

[@dylankarns8726]

That is his heart, I can see it his eyes.. The frustration. The love..

[@erichimmelheber]

Na... That emotion is straight from the heart. You can't act that.

[@BrokeDownBob]

He understood what a dictatorship would be like. tRump seeks to be a dictator, we have one chance to stop him. There will not be another.

[@paulmccarter908]

Check out his biography, he was a deeply committed humanist, and was punished professionally for it. A grand man

[@ebinumkennedy4250]

Arguably the greatest speech in cinematic history ❤

[@Eric-pz1iv]

Not just cinematic

[@swamifakkananda4043]

Welllll.....

[@generalshepard5864]

​@@swamifakkananda4043?

[@swamifakkananda4043]

@@generalshepard5864 THE GREATEST???? WELLLLL.....I BET U AND I CAN DO SPEECHES LIKE THAT. NOT A BIG DEAL. NO REALLY.

[@generalshepard5864]

@@swamifakkananda4043 no you can't lol

[@kullysamrah8716]

How far we haven’t come.

[@Moe_510]

The world runs from God but we forget that we are in a planet that we cannot escape. A planet God created but we are destroying God’s gift.

[@sevi630]

If god wanted it to be perfect, what would stop him?@@Moe_510

[@generalshepard5864]

​​@@Moe_510so true, it's sad to see so many people to stubborn to accept Jesus in 2024

[@johngraffius3533]

For years he had everyone screaming with laughter in his silence. Then the first time they all got to hear his voice he left them speechless.

[@letssbereal]

Wow, beautifully put.

[@lisab8334]

You win

[@Blackout78866]

Hypocritical to who,,

[@danosha8588]

@@Blackout78866 Chaplin was a well known pedophile who abused countless young children

[@LDacic]

Was this really the first time he spoke on film?

[@arminkhani6136]

"When he was silent the whole world laughed but when he spoke in that scene the whole world was silent" . Don't know which article said that but it is true. Goosebumps from his words

[@bazmanoid5371]

Much love

[@OrionsBoots1]

same.

[@pavankumar-cj7rj]

Copied

[@udith]

@@pavankumar-cj7rj He literally said that he don't know from which article it is, that means he took from some article

[@save15ormoreonyourcarinsur98]

@@pavankumar-cj7rj your the greed and bitterness Charlie is talking about here

[@Zeruel3]

Chaplain made this ending in 1940, it aired during the darkest hour of world war two, when the Battle of Britain was raging in the skies and the Nazis were on the verge of landing on Britain's shores. Chaplin was insulting and mocking Hitler when it was very possible he could get murdered for it (and was found to have been marked for death in the event of a Nazi invasion of Britain). Hitler himself saw this film and heard this speech about everything that was wrong with his Reich and with his dictatorship and tyranny. He heard Chaplain calling on his Wehrmacht not to obey their Fuhrer and on his own subjects to resist and await his demise It makes you wonder, what did Hitler think of this film and this speech? And if on April 30th 1945, when his thousand year Reich was burning around him and he was putting his pistol to his temple, did he remember it then at the end?

[@peacefulone4461]

We were taught about this speech by Mr. Charlie Chaplin in 10th grade ('67) I'm so grateful for the wonderful teachers we had ❤

[@manugamer9984]

That one time He spoke, He left the entire world speechless.

[@rydz656]

He liked little girls.

[@unknownp1506]

the silent voice carries the heaviest words

[@SamSung-tp3si]

So true

[@esotericdecay13]

That one time .. did you ever expect you'd get nearly 1k likes? Where are you using it, this one possible opportunity? Hug someone, take a moment to understand a person Where are they from, what do they do to make someone else's life better What can I do to make some one's life better .. We get so busy with life, I get it But sometimes even just a smile can make someone's day better Less aggression and grievances More peace between all ❤

[@lamb3134]

Truly a quote worth remembering

[@saltybox1019]

“Try not to become a man of success. Rather become a man of value.” ― Albert Einstein

[@steralmartaliasjupojupoque6127]

Well, then the next genretaion is literally doom

[@mercutio781]

Don't try to be a great man, just be a man. And let history make its own judgments. - Zefram Cochrane

[@Habakkukonefive]

ironic since einstein was a fraud.

[@otisvangundy1230]

@@Habakkukonefive listen to his words, not his actions

[@borderlands10]

@@otisvangundy1230: His words are just as fraudulent.

[@thekidthechild8829]

I can’t believe I found this video again after at least 8 years I used to listen to it all the time while running.

[@AnthonyLambert-hk4io]

The most powerful speech ever written, to believe it would be as powerful and meaningful to this day is amazing. Hopefully the youth of today hear this and learn from it.

[@giuseppemicheli5352]

The youth of yesterday didn't learn, apparently. History has sadly always been recalling itself.

[@frickendachicken1856]

@@giuseppemicheli5352 Look around! We have learned, we are learning. There isn't a day that goes by without the loved and the caring fighting for a better world against the greed of the unnatural and unloved men who try to tear us apart. Not a day goes by that the youth don't fight for a better world, a loving world, a world for all, all for people they've never met. There isn't a moment that the sun touches the Earth that the fight for freedom and unity and the dissolution of borders doesn't continue, not a morning nor sunset where the people of the world, the good people, the loving people, aren't finding new hands to hold and cheeks to brush the tears off of. Not a day goes by where the good people of the world aren't ready to fight for tomorrow. It's here, we have learned, we are learning. We just need to do it together, we need to fight this greed together and we can't do it until the fight is recognized

[@peeky_blinder9730]

Chaplin felt that he could no longer remain silent, so he delivered one of the most memorable speeches in film history.

[@lordofrings62]

You could even say in human history

[@AJ-vy4yu]

"In these countries, in the so-called “democracies”, the people is by no means the main focus of attention. What really matters is the existence of this group of “democracy makers”. That is the existence of a few hundred of giant capitalists who own all the factories and shares and who, ultimately, lead the people." -AH

[@rodiculous9464]

Yeah he supported communism which killed many millions more than hitler could ever dream of

[@Kyle_Da_Frog]

@@AJ-vy4yuAH let’s commit genocide

[@daltonmiller5590]

@@AJ-vy4yu Does AH mean who I think it means?

[@anirudhmenon4234]

It's frankly astounding how relevant this speech is even today. Damn.

[@smogo96]

yep. he saw it coming 60+ years ago

[@fuzekle]

This film is from 1940, the speech is clearly the result of living during the World War 2 and all the brutality that existed back then

[@emrickcouture-picard4167]

that's cause we don't learn from history

[@anirudhmenon4234]

***** Yes, I know. I'm merely relaying that a lot of what he's saying here hold weight even today.

[@joestewart-paul3260]

I know right

[@Rab_1967]

This is a reminder that humanity never learns and is destined to repeat the atrocities of the past. This should be played in every classroom and played each and every day.

[@Saint_morning]

Year after year, I never get tired of listening to this. It's so inspiring, just as it was back then, just as it will be for years to come.

[@doris3317]

81 years later and it’s still relatable today.

[@chilliconn071]

Probably more now than ever.

[@emilengen7825]

@@chilliconn071 seriously? Wasn't it worse when slavery was legal and everywhere? What about when women had no equal rights whatsoever? What about during world war 1 and 2? People were starving all over the world and millions died every year. Millions of men, women and children were brutally murdered every year by dictators. I think that was a way worse time than now. You don't agree?

[@understorymainchannel8326]

@@emilengen7825 well we might have world war 3

[@ChuckMothaEfenNorris]

Because human nature does not change and history repeats

[@understorymainchannel8326]

@@ChuckMothaEfenNorris it rhymes rather well actually

[@denasewell]

Ironically this is the speech that eventually ended up getting him deported and put on "The Hollywood Red List"

[@jamessider7949]

+Madam Vonkook What?!? Why?!?

[@ibaroblox6071]

+James B too progressive

[@dylang2255]

Hollywood used to be be very conservative. Now it's the complete opposite and run by Jews. This today would win awards.

[@DEATHBYFLYINGCDS]

+James B He was labeled an anti fascist for this by conservatives...He was too left wing for them.... They absolutely loved fascism..... and though they loathe the name, they still do.

[@IwaysKeepMOMMINd]

+Madam Vonkook You mean the Black List?

[@FlameClaw-zs4uy]

The fact that there's no ads on this is appreciated

[@rpgadventurer32]

The greatest speech not only in cinematic history but also among the best speeches ever made in human history.

[@GutterRider77]

Absolutely agree 100%

[@josephholder4492]

"Let us all unite" It has been almost 80 years and we still have not done that.

[@shotgunner75]

@Samya Wriddha alright easy there I dont like trump but he's far from a dictator

[@based7900]

Samya Wriddha spotted the liberal, trump a dictator?? Give it a rest love stop talking out your arse

[@boliwijskisprzedawcakapucynek]

Don't worry I got this.

[@MOTORCYCLES-ANDGUNS]

#1 ENEMY IS MEDIA AND NEWS.

[@keironcameron252]

Stop moaning listen you the people have the power what have you done today I listen to this everyday, make your next step your best step ♥️🤙

[@jkm3maka]

"You don't hate, only the unloved hate. The unloved and the unnatural. " Damn.

[@Ben4A]

69 likes , nice

[@daanstrik4293]

Sounds nice but a very flawed statement

[@jontraz5993]

@@daanstrik4293 how

[@amberreed5964]

Makes me cry every time

[@zenogstwitch8296]

@@daanstrik4293 Actually this is extremely accurate statement.

[@DarknessValor]

Yet here we are...

[@craigrichy87]

I find myself coming back to this speech and I'm still shocked at how well it syncs with Hans.

[@priyabrataganguly9814]

When a silent man speaks,we become speechless

[@catchthetrailbg3281]

PRIYABRATA GANGULY well said man

[@MrUnidyne]

That is the greatest comment I have read about this speech!

[@rastiga9196]

Well said

[@thomashughmcgregorarnott9052]

A philosopher, worthy of the ranks of Socrates, Voltaire, Robert & John F Kennedy, welcome Priyabrata Ganguly

[@mdjensen8863]

Comments like this are truly wise and philosophical.

[@drestonjclaw2839]

This is what America and the entire world needs to hear right now...

[@NordicJarl27]

Had to come and watch this knowing what's going on right now.

[@lyn3792]

That has nothing to-

[@thatguy6919]

Exactly why i'm here

[@juliaj7939]

@Sultan Abdulhameed II Without westernization, you would still be living in the stone age. Cars, phones, smart phones, TV, modern medicine, electricity, light bulbs, Internet, planes, trains, movies... all invented by westerners.

[@o-pwrdhd]

Maybe even faster, than we did... You know fun fact: if there would be no money, we would be so far ahead right now

[@CM-znbi]

My absolute favorite speech, before it’s time still incredibly relevant today.

[@zim_christ_lion]

The greatest speech ever spoken. God bless Chaplin. Always be kind. Spread love and compassion to all people and living beings. 🤍💛💚🙏🏻🙏🏻🕊🕊🌍🌏🌎

[@abigmonster8457]

Every politician on Earth: Imma pretend I didnt hear that.

[@Lorgar64]

@Giga Chad Just as you cannot put someone who has suffered in a position to end suffering, for 9 times out of 10 they will simply flip the system around. The only revolution that did not end in factions slaughtering each other was the American one. History shows us that the only kind of revolution that can deliver on its promise is one that promises self determinism. Not "We will save you", "we will let you save yourself".

[@Red_Memes42]

Soldiers: In The Name Of Democracy, *LET US ALL UNITE!*

[@aimankamiri959]

But New Zealand, they're good

[@Lorgar64]

@@aimankamiri959 Well to be fair, when Britain got attacked by a fascist dictatorship and literally every ally abandoned it, New Zealand was the only one to offer help.

[@aimankamiri959]

@@Lorgar64 Justifying what I said

[@joshuaplotkin8826]

Did anyone else know that this scene was improvised? The movie was supposed to have a funny ending. Then France surrendered. So Chaplin scrapped the original ending and came up with this speech on the spot. This is not the barber speaking nor is it the dictator. This is Charlie Chaplin speaking to the world as himself.

[@dansonsaldanha4132]

This context makes it a whole lot better. Thanks.

[@hadrienoss]

amazing

[@varunsingh2875]

Source ?

[@joshuaplotkin8826]

@@varunsingh2875 it was mentioned in the special features of the great Dictator DVD.

[@krazypotatofiend6933]

@@joshuaplotkin8826 He didn't come up with it on the spot

[@jeremyallen5974]

No matter how many times I watch this it always brings me to tears...

[@ryanh9598]

I watch this every now and then. Been coming back to it more lately….. one of the greatest speeches ever spoken

[@looneylogic6479]

KZbin should put this in everyone’s recommendation because everyone needs to hear this especially in these times we live in

[@CheifWhoGAF]

They won't because it's against what the owners of the company stand for unfortunately

[@trock7542]

What times? Unprecedented American growth with a president who puts his ppl first and loves his country rather than ashamed of it?

[@neobazz4287]

@Mathew Lewis yikes

[@CosmosNebula369]

TROCK754 The American people are Trumps archilles heel.....just imagine, if he would have been left alone to do his work in the beginning of his Presidency he, could have righted all the wrongs that were done in the past.....it’s sad. I think he has a genuine heart and he saw and see’s all the evil going on in the WH. Something, big is coming I feel it....and it could go either way. I would like to remain positive.

[@pyromaniac034]

@@CosmosNebula369 elaborate?

[@_David_7]

There's something about this video that makes you want to watch it over and over again

[@Evaunit98]

This speech is so interesting because this was Chaplin’s first foray into speech within his films, he clearly took that opportunity to speak directly to the world, in 1940 the world was gripped by the ravages of WW2 and the US was yet to join, as Churchill put it the US was the “new world” the country was could aid to bring peace to the world, a part of me believes Chaplin wanted to make this clear to the US people, that they could end Europe’s suffering, to think a silent movie legend’s greatest moment wasn’t a slapstick joke or an outrageous stunt, it was a speech.

[@treysomerville]

Even world leaders can’t give a speech this powerful. . .

[@Philippe_Gruijthuijzen]

You know this speech is a satire? In this scene Chaplin is playing a blended character between a handy man and Adolf Hitler (see his mustach). The speech is an example how people can be fooled with empty phrases like (in name of democracy, let's fight!). In short, it is a satire how easily people can be fooled by dictators with empty promises.

[@vytalman]

Because it wouldn't be in their best interest.

[@MegioSol]

Because they're the dictators

[@jackwatsonepic626]

@@MegioSol spot on

[@AJ-vy4yu]

@@MegioSol But our leaders say the same Utopian Cultural-Mar ists talking points as he does.

[@RPGRogers]

How did a a silent comedian make one of the greatest speeches in human history. Show everyone, show your friends, family, everyone. This is such beauty. Please share this. It makes me weep every time. Such passion and emotion, it is eternal. Please never forget there is good in humanity. It is only forgotten when we forget..

[@tylerhamelin48]

+RnP Rogers Charlie Chaplin wasn't mute

[@anthonymarusco7541]

+tylerhamelin48 lolol he said he was a mute comedian in the 30s he did shows when you don't talk there wasn't sound on TVs back then

[@Jester666X]

+RnP Rogers in my opinion when you decide to not speak and wait for the right time every word counts. i can see the heart break in his eyes. hes right we have fallen off the metaphorical wagon.

[@RPGRogers]

+tylerhamelin48 He was a silent comedian because in hollywood they couldn't do sound and picture at the same time. Hence "Silent" movies were just that. He was a mute comedian, because that is how movies used to be.

[@mariomartinelli4971]

it still amazes me that a man who was silent throughout the majority of his career brought laughter around the world. the moment he makes a poignant speech the world goes silent

[@darrenedwards6350]

Best speech I have ever heard gave me goosebumps

[@MrJimjah]

such a a great speech that remains relevant even today.

[@artfuldodger9312]

Charlie Chaplin's speech should be heard in every country of the world.

[@cbrnix]

It's amazing that there are so few comments from people who realize that this is a problem of the whole world. The rest write as they were taught to answer

[@grahamwillis585]

Agree should be taught in school not national anthem this speech.

[@teresamilczarek6505]

Should be translate in every language.

[@cfsVchris]

Amen. There are still far too many dictators. Human progress shall consign them to the ash heap of history.

[@skicza5561]

I'm from Brazil (Speaks Portuguese) I understand English and hear Charlie Chaplin saying this speech is one of best things I can think

[@RoarshackCanada]

When the man famously known to be silent, breaks his silence, it is he who leaves us in silence.

[@barry4649]

Roarshack that is the best comment I've ever seen you summed it up

[@marztar]

Good wordplay. However I think his speech has not had the power it should have. Because he was so much know, simply as a comical existence. Some hear the message, but many would think it was some sort of skit. Part of the control. As it is essentially the elites vomiting on the people. Something they wear as a badge of honour. No shame of deeds. Case in point: the Harvey Weinstein issue.

[@curtis209]

Roarshack Senper Fi.... " Dictators free themselves! But they enslave the people!.... well said BROTHER

[@Darkmatter105]

jesus.........

[@hiimdick5000]

your comment gave me goosebumps on the back of my neck. Beautiful line

[@user-bk3gn7wl1e]

Now more than ever!

[@sufialove]

I cry every time I hear this…I can’t believe this famous speech didn’t evolve is further than we are now.

[@AAvfx]

*Not like most uploads on KZbin- This video will be relevant until the END OF HUMANITY!*

[@billmiller4972]

And if we do not listen to him, humanity will find its end soon.

[@kevinmeyers7821]

Truth is never irrelevant.

[@Nodnarb69]

My balls stink!

[@dreadsire5086]

This speech and Sun Tzu's The Art of War, holds all the answers.

[@faebloom]

Now let us fight to fulfill that promise. I am so sorry.

[@hi-rt4hk]

"When he was silent the world laughed but when he spoke the world was silent"

[@lukep2156]

Amen to that

[@TheCheekemonkie]

Stealing this✊🏻💪🏻

[@sarahclifford9568]

True

[@MisterGee7]

Isn't that the truth?

[@Supermanthirtytwo]

I cry every time I watch this scene. It’s still so relevant to today’s age. I appreciate there’s a level of irony at play here too: Charlie Chaplin had people talking and roaring in laughter when he was a silent movie star. The moment he started speaking though… he left us all speechless, in silence and hanging on to his every word. Bravo.

[@EcceHomo81]

The best speech in all history of cinema.

[@benlay369]

This is 4th wall mastery. He wasn’t addressing the soldiers in the film but the world in the heart of WW2.

[@henryesj6242]

I know

[@trumpnalincoln5372]

Still relevant today. The good men of the world, we are all brothers. Good men died for freedom and peace. At the end of the day all men and women need is peace. Food. Shelter. All we need or should have, anything more is greed

[@Emmet-sd8og]

and the world now.

[@TheBehm08]

4th wall jokes: Charlie Chaplain “‘nah” 4th wall uniting speech: Charlie chaplain “yes!”

[@datboi7160]

Im the 500th liker

[@youngj5957]

When he is quiet, we are laughing When he talks, we are left in tears

[@muhammadabdurahman3121]

So true, wise words said

[@newbienoobframebyframe4108]

Damn Charles... Wish you were here now, the world needs to hear this. Over and over they need to hear it, and actually listen to the man. Not to just receive the signal in your brain that waves hit your ear canal... But actually listen. People never listen anymore...

[@Bob-td1lv]

@@newbienoobframebyframe4108 You openly support a Jewish communist? Ok.

[@SuperMarry23]

@@Bob-td1lv Strange that a "Jewish communist" was one of the most freedom loving humans in history.

[@sihilius]

@@Bob-td1lv Is it wrong what he said? If you think so, I don't want to stand next to you. And if it's just made up words and political or ideological costructs, that hold you back from supporting the greater good and uniting with people who wish to live in freedom, just like you, I feel really sorry for you.

[@TylerPlayer]

Watching this again after 10 years by chance. Still moved. The words of integrity, sincerity and straightforwardness of this man will save people who are lost and in despair.

[@Eldar-sy2vw5hm9x]

Каким добрым и хорошим человеком был Чарли Чаплин ❤ Фильмы с его участием вызывают улыбку и слёзы даже столько лет спустя. Величайший комик и актёр 20 века !

[@Frida161afa]

imagine how powerfull this speech was in 1940. it was just for a movie but it is one of the strongest speeches ive ever heard

[@brianmurphy811]

And at the start of WWII, literally the only war that was EVER worth fighting. There were literal good guys and bad guys. Even if you look past the propaganda and the fact that even the good guys did evil sometimes, defeating the absolute evil of Nazism and the crimes against the Chinese by the Japanese was ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY!

[@rxtxnn]

Truee

[@leonardofernandez6488]

@@brianmurphy811 No, they were not not literal good guys and bad guys. Read a little. The USA dropped two nuclear bombs in two cities filled with innocent people. Among many other things, like systematically raping women in the occupied zones to destroy the German race. Imagine what would you think had the Germans succeeded at being the first ones with nuclear weapons. Also, why do you think German were so desperate to begin with? That country was being oppressed, spoiled and destroyed. There are not good sides. Only desperate, miserable people suffering and being destroyed for the sake of some few rabid, greedy men who control almost everything.

[@razva46]

yes! a speech that came from a pedophile. one from a filthy rich that struck your chord. you don`t even know how far from the truth you are or how much you have to grow to see the real speech that he`s having

[@dasher787]

@@leonardofernandez6488 the Japanese people greatly supported their own government they weren't innocent. Regardless it was estimated a conventional land invasion would have caused 3x to 4x more civilian casualties and infinitely more military casualties which was mostly made up of conscripts at this point. Portraying the dropping of atomic bombs on japan as some great evil is a twsting of history

[@lucasbackeljau4455]

When the "silent man" spoke, he left us all speechless.

[@donnyduke8081]

Wow🙏👏✊

[@kipbop1215]

You stole that.

[@xianthegaian4060]

Niiice

[@xianthegaian4060]

I like that mustache, I think I will copy his style, see how it goes

[@ryancooper5715]

I see you also saw one of the top comments.

[@fighterkid]

No truer words have been spoke through the Silver Screen

[@satevo462]

My band used to play Chaplin's speech before our shows. Still one of my favorite speeches of all time and it's from comedian, actor, and entertainer like Chaplin. He hit the nail smack dab on the head. That's why it's still SO powerful.

[@MacJaxonManOfAction]

Inspiring because: the words. Depressing because: they still apply.

[@patronofsaints2062]

True

[@antediluvianatheist5262]

Bernie. Lula. Corbyn. It's happening. Vote. Speak. March. Rise up.

[@Shrimp_Insurance]

@Isaiah Tufor Wise words, the world is the world, only the naive think they live in a time of change different and better from the millennia of people before them

[@drachenaura]

Atleast we made great steps against the discrimination of different religions, ethnics and genders.

[@ZerolinGD]

Ok boomer

[@bannerobert03]

an actor who did not speak in his movies for almost his all carer, and when he did, he did the best spech that the humanity ever seen!

[@greggimour6999]

Oleo Cerbo how true

[@scialentertainment6325]

This comment must have at least 1k likes I swear ✨

[@TiagoFerreira20930]

Like someone up in the comment section said: "When a silent man speaks, we become speechless."

[@ericcastaneda7514]

H

[@jamespearce8098]

Always remember, change comes from within, from within you.

[@DeetexSeraphine]

Still blows my mind how after all these years, nay; _Decade_, this soundtrack fits to perfectly well with this speech, in tone and pace, intent and inclination. Grand Cudos to whomever matched them.

[@spacekitt.n]

This hits different in 2021. How is every word in this speech 100% accurate to RIGHT NOW?

[@Smitty4350]

Right?! It's amazingly powerful.

[@ThatSux]

It was always accurate.

[@progamer354]

I have a good idea for humanity look if you can hack or something like that you need to find a way to get this video everywhere i mean like bilboards everywhere so that everybody can see this ? Can you tell me if this is good idea becouse if i was a hacker i would try this 😅

[@progamer354]

At the same time everywhere i mean then ^^^

[@littlefox8352]

@@progamer354 you are so very sweet, and it breaks my heart to think people like you are going to see war on your own soil. But the only way to stop this now, is if Biden supports Trump and his voters and brings the two sides back to the middle. Republicans feel like there is no hope left, a true leader can calm them and give them hope. He needs to start by being understanding, to show empathy to the people who are freaking out.

[@chrishowells3963]

This is the best speech of all time and it hits me all the time

[@dhavalbelurkar8829]

Fake speech by fake people who ruled half of the world.

[@HelloHello-vi2to]

Dhaval Belurkar like Donkey Donny Trump.

[@bellachronicles1065]

I agree. Best actor of all time.

[@TheChunkylover817]

great speech with an awesome song to compliment the ferocity of it all

[@stickygumshoes]

Jesus Garcia oh yeah, he ascribes so many wonderful attributes to his own character. I could have given this self aggrandizing speech a pass if he had said “we” instead of “I”. You don’t have to be a dictator to do harm to others just to fulfill your own gratification and base desires.

[@ryanmilliner2551]

When im having those bad days in the gym or just in day to day life an ive lost hope in humanatity i put this on and it brings me back a wise man once said "you cant climb the ladder of succses with your hands in your pockets" rip to one of the great men of the past❤

[@ademvoli4406]

this speech was way ahead of its time and i love it

[@user-jc9cd1jr5b]

It was a speech made exactly for its time and we are heading in that direction now

[@thetobyg]

The sad thing is, it is still way ahead of its time!

[@jackpitzen6152]

“We think too much, feel too little”

[@captainpinky8307]

And Now they feel too much and think too little and let themselves be led astray by false prophets like the MSM and collage's

[@TheTrueSpottedStripe]

@@captainpinky8307 Exactly! We need balance!

[@NwoDispatcher]

speak for yourself, jew

[@xenomorphyongaming61]

Dispatcher whoa whoa whoa, Nazi! Chiiil!

[@Mr_GoGs_Official]

And now we feel too much and think too little... sad time.

[@bencone3737]

This shit makes me cry EVERY single time I watch, even 10 years later. This truly is one of the greatest speeches of all time

[@blacknblueblanket1627]

Me too

[@marcbernstein383]

Ditto. And hopefully there is a little part, deep within each of us that remains strangely ever so grateful for each and every time we cry at this beautifully timeless and powerful speech (and accompanying music).

[@AJ-vy4yu]

"Opposite to this there stands a completely different world. In that world the highers ideal is the struggle for wealth, for capital, for family possessions, for personal egoism; everything else is merely a means to such ends. Two worlds confront each other today." -AH

[@NightspeakerR]

I agree so much :')

[@anniesherwood]

Meeee toooo 😢😢 I love it

[@templeowls100]

Man the way he says "You are men!" at 2:23 is always so powerful to me. The desperation of it is so good.

[@zaza6911]

A timeless speech. Each and every word of this speech still applies today, today's youth need to hear it and listen to it again and again to understand how freedom, how liberty must be cherished at all costs.

[@kylepilarski6411]

This was from 1940, yet it sounds like it was given yesterday about what is going on in the world today. Sad really.

[@EditsFromReality]

Kyle Pilarski wow.... you’re right.. after 70+ years we are still have these problems. This world needs a change. Not just in letters but we need all and everyone to agree with this.

[@BedwetterCDN]

Except no Nazis!.....oh wait.

[@Viothon]

Except the Nazis today are the people who think they are against the Nazi's. Ideologically driven and convinced that they are doing right.

[@aSpectreAppears]

Nazi Party had a different ideology and also achieve a lot but fell to their prejudices.

[@fixthefernback8030]

Andrew Scheuerman No, the Nazis today are the ones who use Nazi ideology, speak Nazi rhetoric, and want Nazi control.

[@emmanuelhoyos1469]

"Only the unloved hate; the unloved and the unnatural." That's powerful.

[@CalebMcFarland]

watercloset99 the quote was from the video we just watched. Why would you have to mention who said it?

[@bajiquanxingyiquanokinawan7064]

+watercloset99 do you ever watch full of the speech in this video? Or just giving a comment without your brain?

[@solonasrules9290]

By far the greatest monologue in Cinema history. It always gives me goosebumps. Of course though the humanity never learns so all if this will remain just in theory of course. Still great speech though. He was always silent and when he finally spoke he made everyone lost for words. Kinda funny though if you think about it.

[@jeremiemarin4055]

I get Goosebumps and a heart ache and longing for mankind to see such truth , everytime i hear this . Peace to all.

[@CyberLima7]

"We want to live by each other´s happiness - not by each other´s misery" This is the key...use it

[@Soulrollsdeep]

You got a twitter account bro?

[@CyberLima7]

@@Soulrollsdeep hi, no I don´t only use facebook

[@marcusgarvey9933]

...this worldwide conspiracy for the overthrow of civilisation and for the reconstitution of society on the basis of arrested development, of ENVIOUS MALEVOLENCE, and impossible equality, has been steadily growing." -Winston Churchill, a traitor of the people with a big mouth.

[@fredericchopin9001]

When Chaplin met Einstein he said " i admire your work because nobody understands what you say but they all love you" Einstein replied: " your work is even better, they all love you and you never say anything at all" Im paraphrasing i little bit but the essential is there😁

[@jamesdemetro8819]

Great minds think alike.. And very inspiring

[@alphabetsoup6817]

I would give anything to go to a time where Albert Einstein and Charlie Chaplin exist around me. Of course if I was from that time I probably wouldn't regard them as the legends they are. People 100 years from now might wish they could meet some people from today. Elon musk for one. Shit I'd like to meet the guy lol

[@Guido_XL]

@Sultan Abdulhameed II What did Einstein have to do with the development of the first nuclear bombs? The scientific foundation for that came from other scientists. Einstein's contribution to science may indeed be overrated in general. What he accomplished was on the verge of being discovered by others as well. And, he used material from predecessors to come to his conclusions. The issues of gravity and acceleration were not that original anymore in his era. Still, he was a great mind, of course. But not as great as popular belief seems to presume. Everybody knows Albert Einstein, but who knows Max Planck's work, except physicists and other scientific academics? What Planck did for science was astonishing. He introduced quantum-mechanics in a time when that concept was too weird as to be acknowledged by most others. Einstein did not accept it either.

[@Vysair]

@Sultan Abdulhameed II And so is the plane, we invent for the better but ultimately it all became a tool of war

[@nolangutierrez9572]

I think it’s backwards haha

[@user-mc7qf6hg9v]

Found this speech this week, one of the most powerful things I’ve heard in my 37 years of life.

[@usmanmiracle6591]

I have no word than to cry 😢