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Comrade Homer Simpson
 Our generation is the most radical in decades. Hundreds of thousands
of militant youth all around the world fight against capitalist
domination: in Seattle, Prague, Genoa, Jakarta, Buenos Aires, Geneva,
and also in Berlin.
Principally responsible for this are the Simpsons.
Comrade Simpson is one of the best communist agitators in histoy.
Every day at 7pm Red Homer tells us about the merciless struggle of
the workers against exploitation and the glorious socialist society
of the future.
How else could one explain the representation of the capitalist class
on the Simpsons? Mr. Burns is not exactly a tribute to the generosity
of the bosses. He is old, crippled, without friends, evil though and
though. Like every capitalist he is prepared to steal candy from a
baby or block out the sun when profits are at stake.
They have the plant
but we have the power!
These are but a few of the countless examples of revolutionary
propaganda in the Simpsons. Besides the works of Marx, Engels, Lenin,
Trotsky, Luxemburg, and other great revolutionaries, the works of
Comrade Homer serve as inspiration on the road to socialism.
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Comrade Lenin even showed up! In a new episode the Soviet Union is
spontaneously brought back to life. Lenin's preserved corpse opens
its eyes, punches through the glass of the coffin, and leaves the
mausoleum like a Frankenstein monster: Must...destroy...capitalism!
Grrr. If only that would happen in real life! |
//by Wladek from Berlin //German original in wire #1 | 
