North Korea is a horrific example of the dangers of far-right ideology

[joG]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cleanest_Race#Academic_reception

https://www.docdroid.net/nv0n/the-cleanest-race.pdf.html

Read the book The Cleanest Race by Brian Meyers. i/t is a groundbreaking explanation about how the backwards police state of North Korea is not socialist at all, but rather the result of right wing ideology.

North Korea has much in common with conservative ideology all around the globe, including the republican party in the USA. There is a heavy focus on a "traditional family" structure, with a mother, father, and children. There is extreme xenophobia, fear of immigration, and a belief that their race is the purest (much like the white racism so prevalent in the South.) There is a heavy focus on the military, much like the military worship in the U.S.A. In fact, in North Korea, just like the the red states of the U.S.A, black citizens (or in the case of North Korea, a black Cuban diplomat) live in constant fear of lynching.

This is in direct contrast to true socialism, which treats all human beings as equal, regardless of race, gender, or nationality. True socialism has lead to the development of China from a medieval state to one of the most developed countries of the world, and has led to the creation of the world's greatest healthcare system in Cuba. Cuba's Health Care System: a Model for the World

In fact, North Korea has OPENLY REJECTED socialism. There are no pictures of Marx, or Mao, or Lenin on classrooms or in public. There is ZERO mention of communism in the constitution. The focus is on "Juche" an avowedly far right, militaristic, xenophobic ideal that doesn't sound so different than what Donald Trump preaches.

The next time some idiot mentions North Korea as "communist," tell them that North Korea is actually very reminiscent of the American right wing, and that the party line of the Korean Workers Party and the party line of the GOP are frighteningly similar.

It is trivial that fascism and socialism are the same in many respects. That is because they define themselves not by the individual but by the collective the latter of whom's well being is the professed goal.

 

[Casper]

The military swore an oath to uphold the constitution and the legal orders of their superiors. The second amendment doesn't cover privately owned firearms, and an order to confiscate all guns would absolutely be legal, so our soldiers would be obligated to follow that order. To help them do so, they would have access to M1 Abrams tanks, drones, and tactical nuclear missiles ready to turn the NRA headquarters into burning toxic rubble.

We also swear to defend the Nation against all enemies both foreign and domestic, you are both in my book.

 

[blackjack50]

Lol this is hilarious. Next we are going to compare hitler to trump right? Once one becomes an authoritarian...you gain some left and right tendencies. Once you go so far left...it looks like the right and vice versa. The ideology is what is different (aka the justification...the means always look the same).


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[Lethargic Aptitude]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cleanest_Race#Academic_reception

https://www.docdroid.net/nv0n/the-cleanest-race.pdf.html

Read the book The Cleanest Race by Brian Meyers. i/t is a groundbreaking explanation about how the backwards police state of North Korea is not socialist at all, but rather the result of right wing ideology.

North Korea has much in common with conservative ideology all around the globe, including the republican party in the USA. There is a heavy focus on a "traditional family" structure, with a mother, father, and children. There is extreme xenophobia, fear of immigration, and a belief that their race is the purest (much like the white racism so prevalent in the South.) There is a heavy focus on the military, much like the military worship in the U.S.A. In fact, in North Korea, just like the the red states of the U.S.A, black citizens (or in the case of North Korea, a black Cuban diplomat) live in constant fear of lynching.

This is in direct contrast to true socialism, which treats all human beings as equal, regardless of race, gender, or nationality. True socialism has lead to the development of China from a medieval state to one of the most developed countries of the world, and has led to the creation of the world's greatest healthcare system in Cuba. Cuba's Health Care System: a Model for the World

In fact, North Korea has OPENLY REJECTED socialism. There are no pictures of Marx, or Mao, or Lenin on classrooms or in public. There is ZERO mention of communism in the constitution. The focus is on "Juche" an avowedly far right, militaristic, xenophobic ideal that doesn't sound so different than what Donald Trump preaches.

The next time some idiot mentions North Korea as "communist," tell them that North Korea is actually very reminiscent of the American right wing, and that the party line of the Korean Workers Party and the party line of the GOP are frighteningly similar.

This is nothing more than a anti-American propagandist post.

 

[Lethargic Aptitude]

History tells a different story.

http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/ps/korea/korean_communist_party.pdf

"Korean 
Communist 
parties 
came 
into 
being 
very 
quickly 
after 
the 
Bolshevik 
revolution 
in 
Russia 
and 
operated 
both

inside
 Korea
 and
 among
 Korean
 exiles
 in
 China,
 Manchuria,
 Japan,
 and
 Russia
 itself.
 Away
 from
 the
 tightly‐
controlled 
environment
 of
 the
 Korean
 peninsula,
 some
 took
 part
in
armed
 struggle 
against
 Japanese
 forces 
and

interests
 and
 tended
 to
 regard
 more
 conservative
 nationalists
 who
 hoped
 for
 the
 gradual
 realization
 of

independence 
from 
Japan 
with 
disdain. 
Kim
Il
Sung,
 the 
eventual 
ruler 
of 
the 
DPRK 
(North
Korea),
was 
a 
leader
 of

one
 Manchurian
 group,
 and
 one
 cause
 of
 the
 eventual
 political
 division
 of
 Korea
 was
 the
 split
 between
 the

Communist and 
non‐Communist 
nationalist 
op position 
to 
Japan
 during 
the
 colonial 
period.

This 
document, 
written 
in
 1921, 
issued 
from
 one 
early 
Korean Communist 
group 
based 
in
 Shanghai."

 

[Ganapathy]

History tells a different story.

http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/ps/korea/korean_communist_party.pdf

"Korean 
Communist 
parties 
came 
into 
being 
very 
quickly 
after 
the 
Bolshevik 
revolution 
in 
Russia 
and 
operated 
both

inside
 Korea
 and
 among
 Korean
 exiles
 in
 China,
 Manchuria,
 Japan,
 and
 Russia
 itself.
 Away
 from
 the
 tightly‐
controlled 
environment
 of
 the
 Korean
 peninsula,
 some
 took
 part
in
armed
 struggle 
against
 Japanese
 forces 
and

interests
 and
 tended
 to
 regard
 more
 conservative
 nationalists
 who
 hoped
 for
 the
 gradual
 realization
 of

independence 
from 
Japan 
with 
disdain. 
Kim
Il
Sung,
 the 
eventual 
ruler 
of 
the 
DPRK 
(North
Korea),
was 
a 
leader
 of

one
 Manchurian
 group,
 and
 one
 cause
 of
 the
 eventual
 political
 division
 of
 Korea
 was
 the
 split
 between
 the

Communist and 
non‐Communist 
nationalist 
op position 
to 
Japan
 during 
the
 colonial 
period.

This 
document, 
written 
in
 1921, 
issued 
from
 one 
early 
Korean Communist 
group 
based 
in
 Shanghai."

That's irrelevant. What's relevant is that the NK constitution makes no mention of communism and communist figures like Marx and Lenin are completely ignored in schools and public monuments.

 

[EvaPeron]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cleanest_Race#Academic_reception

https://www.docdroid.net/nv0n/the-cleanest-race.pdf.html

Read the book The Cleanest Race by Brian Meyers. i/t is a groundbreaking explanation about how the backwards police state of North Korea is not socialist at all, but rather the result of right wing ideology.

North Korea has much in common with conservative ideology all around the globe, including the republican party in the USA. There is a heavy focus on a "traditional family" structure, with a mother, father, and children. There is extreme xenophobia, fear of immigration, and a belief that their race is the purest (much like the white racism so prevalent in the South.) There is a heavy focus on the military, much like the military worship in the U.S.A. In fact, in North Korea, just like the the red states of the U.S.A, black citizens (or in the case of North Korea, a black Cuban diplomat) live in constant fear of lynching.

This is in direct contrast to true socialism, which treats all human beings as equal, regardless of race, gender, or nationality. True socialism has lead to the development of China from a medieval state to one of the most developed countries of the world, and has led to the creation of the world's greatest healthcare system in Cuba. Cuba's Health Care System: a Model for the World

In fact, North Korea has OPENLY REJECTED socialism. There are no pictures of Marx, or Mao, or Lenin on classrooms or in public. There is ZERO mention of communism in the constitution. The focus is on "Juche" an avowedly far right, militaristic, xenophobic ideal that doesn't sound so different than what Donald Trump preaches.

The next time some idiot mentions North Korea as "communist," tell them that North Korea is actually very reminiscent of the American right wing, and that the party line of the Korean Workers Party and the party line of the GOP are frighteningly similar.

Actually a good representative of the N Korean government leadership is our current Dictator ooops I mean President. It's his way or the highway and da*)(&*(&(m what the people have to say.

 

[Ganapathy]

Actually a good representative of the N Korean government leadership is our current Dictator ooops I mean President. It's his way or the highway and da*)(&*(&(m what the people have to say.

It's insane how some people actually believe that a rightfully elected president is a dictator in any way, shape, or form.

 

[Lethargic Aptitude]

That's irrelevant. What's relevant is that the NK constitution makes no mention of communism and communist figures like Marx and Lenin are completely ignored in schools and public monuments.

Dont lie. Though I hand it to you that it doesnt mention marx or any other idiot like that. Probably because of the whole supreme leaders BS. Anymore lies that you want me to catch you saying or will this be all?



https://www.constituteproject.org/constitution/Peoples_Republic_of_Korea_1998.pdf
Article 1
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is an independent socialist state
representing the interests of all the Korean people.

Article 10
The DPRK bases itself on the political and ideological unity of the entire people
based on the worker-peasant alliance in which the working class plays a leading role.
The State strengthens the ideological revolution and revolutionizes and
working-classizes all the social members, and binds the whole society in a united
group, linked up with comradeship.

Article 23
The State shall enhance the ideological consciousness and the technical and cultural
level of the peasants, increase the role of the property of the entire people in leading
the cooperative property so as to combine the two forms of property systematically,
shall consolidate and develop the socialist cooperative economic system by
improving the guidance and management of the cooperative economy and gradually
transform the property of cooperative organizations into the property of the people
as a whole based on the voluntary will of all their members.



Article 43
The State shall put the principles of socialist education into practice and raise the
new generation to be steadfast revolutionaries who will fight for society and the
people, to be people of a new communist type who are knowledgeable, morally
sound and physically healthy.


Article 85
Citizens shall constantly increase their revolutionary vigilance and devotedly fight
for the security of the State.

 

[Ganapathy]

Dont lie. Though I hand it to you that it doesnt mention marx or any other idiot like that. Probably because of the whole supreme leaders BS. Anymore lies that you want me to catch you saying or will this be all?



https://www.constituteproject.org/constitution/Peoples_Republic_of_Korea_1998.pdf
Article 1
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is an independent socialist state
representing the interests of all the Korean people.

Article 10
The DPRK bases itself on the political and ideological unity of the entire people
based on the worker-peasant alliance in which the working class plays a leading role.
The State strengthens the ideological revolution and revolutionizes and
working-classizes all the social members, and binds the whole society in a united
group, linked up with comradeship.

Article 23
The State shall enhance the ideological consciousness and the technical and cultural
level of the peasants, increase the role of the property of the entire people in leading
the cooperative property so as to combine the two forms of property systematically,
shall consolidate and develop the socialist cooperative economic system by
improving the guidance and management of the cooperative economy and gradually
transform the property of cooperative organizations into the property of the people
as a whole based on the voluntary will of all their members.



Article 43
The State shall put the principles of socialist education into practice and raise the
new generation to be steadfast revolutionaries who will fight for society and the
people, to be people of a new communist type who are knowledgeable, morally
sound and physically healthy.


Article 85
Citizens shall constantly increase their revolutionary vigilance and devotedly fight
for the security of the State.

Your source is from 1998. Please provide a more modern source. I believe that every last mention of communism was removed in 2012.

 

[Lethargic Aptitude]

Your source is from 1998. Please provide a more modern source. I believe that every last mention of communism was removed in 2012.

Yea well anyways here is some of that non-existent marxism references that you couldnt find in NK. Before you talk about dates and blah bla blah, this site is the official NK site. Yes it is from 1983 but it is on their website in 2016. It goes on to talk about Marxism-Leninism. And is from the Kim's library.


https://www.korea-dpr.com/lib/206.pdf

And here is a up to date post on their site Democratic People's Republic of Korea_Juche Korea

"In the DPRK the rights and duties of citizens are based on the collectivist principle, "One for all and all for one." The Socialist Constitution of the DPRK specifies that the state effectively guarantees all the conditions for the democratic rights and liberties as well as the material and cultural well-being of the citizens."

Democratic People's Republic of Korea_Juche Korea

 

[blaxshep]

The military swore an oath to uphold the constitution and the legal orders of their superiors. The second amendment doesn't cover privately owned firearms, and an order to confiscate all guns would absolutely be legal, so our soldiers would be obligated to follow that order. To help them do so, they would have access to M1 Abrams tanks, drones, and tactical nuclear missiles ready to turn the NRA headquarters into burning toxic rubble.

The American military is going to use nuclear weapons to defeat the NRA on American soil? :lamo

 

[Renae]

No, I wouldn't be shot, since without easy access to firearms, the gun show loophole, etc. my intruder would not have a gun, and I could take him down with my Aikido training.

I know a guy with Aikido Training.

He owns more guns than I do. After all, melee combat is a last resort.

 

[TheHammer]

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https://www.nationalcenter.org/NPA557_Cuban_Health_Care.html

 

[Lethargic Aptitude]

The military swore an oath to uphold the constitution and the legal orders of their superiors. The second amendment doesn't cover privately owned firearms, and an order to confiscate all guns would absolutely be legal, so our soldiers would be obligated to follow that order. To help them do so, they would have access to M1 Abrams tanks, drones, and tactical nuclear missiles ready to turn the NRA headquarters into burning toxic rubble.

You dont sound like a real person. More like a caricature of what some conservative thinks of a leftist.

 

[TheGoverness]

You dont sound like a real person. More like a caricature of what some conservative thinks of a leftist.

Yeah, he's probably just a poe.

 

[blaxshep]

You dont sound like a real person. More like a caricature of what some conservative thinks of a leftist.

A far leftist

 

[Casper]

A far leftist

The correct word is Communist.
At least Now everyone gets to see first hand the mind of a true Commie, he is doing more to harm his own cause than anyone else could attacking Communism or Communists.

 

[blaxshep]

I hope we can get more details on how the re-education works.