Post #557873
2026-03-06 17:45 UTC
EVERYWHERE has its problems.
And yes, that is the DPRK too.
Sure, I don’t deny that. The issue here is what are they? You don’t know. I’ve actually visited and I could talk about some, but they’d be quite different to what you would talk about I suspect.
I’ve dated a Korean and been to Korea which has influenced me quite a lot.
Koreans in the south typically react with surprise whenever anyone on the left refers to what the US did in Korea as a genocide. Most of them have barely any knowledge of the five “republics” before the existing one, the sixth. Unless your partner was a trade unionist within the ROK I generally wouldn’t trust them to know what they’re talking about, much like I don’t trust the average liberal or magat to know what they’re talking about when it comes to the US, its history of barbarism or how it interacts with the world today.
Replies (1)
-
@Awoo@hexbear.net 2026-03-08 00:34
Hello @cole@lemdro.id you seem to have conveniently ignored my response? Does every american have equally valid input on america and its politics? When the next person says “I know someone from Britain and they said London is a no go zone” should I take them automatically seriously? You dated a Korean, so what? Why should anyone take this one person’s take over serious investigation of the matter?