How the Soviet Union slammed America’s faults and shortcomings

Equality, the American way. "I’m asking for a job." 

"They have found a job."

Unemployment… has overrun its banks. U.S. unemployment reaches its highest level in 40 years. "11.3 million unemployed; YES to jobs! Jobs instead of missiles! No to the Arms Race! Give us jobs!"

Upbringing, the Hollywood way. The movie is called Life and Dollar. “Before the movie: Two tickets, please!” “After the movie: Hands up!”

American morals. "Money on the counter! We have to settle accounts with the police right now!"

In the editorial office of Voice of America: “Jack, it looks like they take your fake news at face value.”

A policeman says to Criminality: “At last, lad, you are in my hands.”

An American tourist in Europe says: “I am more interested in intact objects.”

Easing of international tensions. "NATO - the outfit is out of style."

U.S. Economy says: “It seems I lose too much weight because of this [Pentagon] hula hoop.”

‘The Capitol’ is a birthing center; Pentagon and Monopolies have a child, military budget. “So huge!” the Pentagon says.

NATO, holding military budget: “Pay up, the Soviet menace threatens you.”

‘Reaganomics’ in action. “Assistance to the elderly;” “School breakfasts;” “Education;” “Health Care;” “Building homes for the Poor;” “Unemployment benefits” written in pieces of paper torn apart.

Hospital. “We have started the invigoration of our economy.”