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my favorite made up thing about dprk is they don't allow any screening of foreign films and if you're caught with one you die or get sent to jail meanwhile, this year the pyongyang international film festival is celebrating its 30th anniversary
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General Dog posted:I've heard a (almost certainly apocryphal) story at church several times about the North Korean government executing Christian families by laying them down and running them over with a steamroller. I've heard this story multiple times several years apart, but it's always recounted as having happened a few weeks before, so I like to imagine there's a steamroller just slowly making its way across the country running over any Christians it encounters. dprk hates and murders christians this building is actually under a giant box propped up with a stick and kim jong-un will yank the stick out once enough christians are inside 
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dprk isn't starving and hasn't been since the 90s http://apjjf.org/2014/12/18/Henri-Feron/4113/article.html
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this heavily sourced article i didn't bother to read is dumb and total bullshit. the seth rogen movie the interview, on the other hand....
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i'm sure the book titled "under the loving care of the fatherly leader" has absolutely no truck for orientalist stereotypes
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Fast Luck posted:ok so that link says that it's really hard to get any information on the dprk but that when they got food assistance during the 90s famine they were required to do these reports on their food production, and that those seem to be a reliable source of data. And they show the dprk's grain output is at 95% of that required to meet their peoples needs. that's all correct and the article i posted goes into some detail on the ramifications of sanctions. my intro was glib but the overall point is things are not getting worse there and the days of the arduous march have long since passed
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the "humanitarian exemptions" are straight bullshit and there are multiple sources in here saying so
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it's a mystery to me, an idiot, why after losing their major trading partner the dprk would go through a famine they've only recently recovered from
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Ace of Baes posted:No it isn't, the Nork gov funnels aid money into the Pyongyang elite while the rest of the country starves, it's a state capitalist fascist military dictatorship. https://www.scribd.com/doc/307250096/Socialist-Korea-A-Case-Study-in-the-Strategy-of-Economic-Development pay particular attention to chapters six and seven
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Fallen Hamprince posted:oh poo poo homex has started up with the stalinist livejournal posts time 2 bail it's a book moron
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Jose posted:if you call yourself a socialist or communist homework explainer feels honour bound to defend you even as you're committing genocide. you post about me all the time and it's weird as hell Wikkheiser posted:Enver Hoxha said about Kim Il Sung: do you think i bought myself this av
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as far as kim il-sung's place ideologically, no, i don't put a lot of stock in juche as an independent break from marxism-leninism. it's why i don't consider maoism a separate ideology — and why mao himself did not, either. juche, like maoism, is marxism-leninism applied to specific conditions and in that sense it's a pretty weak theoretical foundation. but whatever we may think of it, there's no doubt kim il-sung was a key figure in its development
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saying the cia supported the khmer rouge (which is true) is not the same thing as alex jonesly claiming false flag
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yes, that is bad
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It's good.
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