Your posts are rustling those chauvinist jimmies beautifully, please continue.
I get that I am going to be downvoted for this, but please hear me out.
I live in the US and my impression of North Korea has been shaped by that media exposure. However, I’ve never really looked to deeply at it. I’m not saying that I disagree with the portrayal of North Korea in western media, but I would like to see some sources. Preferably from a variety of countries.
If you can help me find those, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
- Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (sources at bottom)
- A North Korea Researcher Says You Can Trust 38North and DailyNK | It’s time for a deeper dive into the propaganda machine of DPRK ‘citizen reporters’
- 📺 Three Stooges go to the Korean DMZ and ‘break’ DPRK ‘laws’ | You’ll NEVER BELIEVE what CRAZY LAWS the DPRK will PASS NEXT!!!
Those sources boil down to DPRK state media and “some random person online who happens to agree with my POV”
Always funny how the most vehemently anti-propaganda people are the ones most hungry for their own form of propaganda.
One of these is a wretchedly unhappy fortress state with omnipresent surveillance and the world’s highest suicide rate.
The other is the DPRK
Political memes need their own place, I came here for something funny not yawny
> Has hereditary dictatorship
Oop! I believe hexbear’s leaking
I’m gonna leak.
Can someone ban this Russian shill?
Try the report button
Make sure to write “russian shill” into the report field so that mods know you’re dumb
Just block them and move on. No point in letting them push their braindead propaganda om you.
I don’t mind if you follow me around and commenting your anti-russian anti-DPRK anti-china anti-communist rhetoric, but could you actually come up with more original comments please? On that note can someone ban this empire shill?
dprk and china are not communist you tankie dweeb
It is you, who is not communist
Evidence?
South Korean dictatorship latested until essentially the late eighties.
https://openkorea.org/history/the-rise-and-fall-of-martial-law-dictatorships-in-korea/
The years that followed were marked by increasing resistance against military rule, exemplified by pivotal moments such as the Gwangju Uprising in May 1980. This tragic event highlighted the extremes of martial law, as the government responded with violent repression against civilian protests. The brutality of the military’s response drew international condemnation and led to widespread activism against authoritarian rule.
By the late 1980s, public discontent grew considerably, prompting a change in governance. In 1987, after immense pressure from civil society and pro-democracy movements, President Chun Doo-hwan announced the end of martial law,
Life expectancy was pretty much the same, after the post war recovery, until the, partially sanction induced, famine of the mid 90s.
Don’t bother. Dude’s an alt-leftist tankie. They don’t know what evidence is, they just spread whatever propoganda’s been stuffed down their throat.
It’s funny seeing this post directly below the evidence
Are… are you praising north korea?.. did i end up in the tankie part of Lemmy again? 😩
I don’t see praise of north Korea. Just criticism of South Korea. But, of course, tankie just means any critism of the West and its vassels.
My first thought too
