North Korea's Loch Ness Monster (2016)
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North Korea's Loch Ness Monster (2016)
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Re: North Korea's Loch Ness Monster (2016)
#2I'm fascinated by North Korea.
I think the author shouldn't be so smug about seeing through their propaganda. We have such a sophisticated propaganda in the west that it's much harder to see it.
In comparison NK propaganda is refreshingly childish, funny I would say.
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#3The NK situation will resolve in some way in the future and whatever the outcome our descendants will look back with sadness that we didn’t come to a solution sooner - it is so clearly hell on Earth.
Re: North Korea's Loch Ness Monster (2016)
#4The NK situation will resolve in some way in the future and whatever the outcome our descendants will look back with sadness that we didn’t come to a solution sooner - it is so clearly hell on Earth.
Do you speak from experience ?
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#5I'm fascinated by North Korea. I think the author shouldn't be so smug about seeing through their propaganda. We have such a sophisticated propaganda in the west that it's much harder to see it. In comparison NK propaganda is refreshingly childish, funny I would say.
>"We have such a sophisticated propaganda in the west"
Do not flatter. It is quite visible and primitive.
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#6I'm fascinated by North Korea. I think the author shouldn't be so smug about seeing through their propaganda. We have such a sophisticated propaganda in the west that it's much harder to see it. In comparison NK propaganda is refreshingly childish, funny I would say.
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#7I'm fascinated by North Korea. I think the author shouldn't be so smug about seeing through their propaganda. We have such a sophisticated propaganda in the west that it's much harder to see it. In comparison NK propaganda is refreshingly childish, funny I would say.
> In comparison NK propaganda is refreshingly childish, funny I would say.
I think you're yourself falling for North Korea propaganda, the reality there is nothing childish:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-northkorea-china-sex-slav...
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#8I'm fascinated by North Korea. I think the author shouldn't be so smug about seeing through their propaganda. We have such a sophisticated propaganda in the west that it's much harder to see it. In comparison NK propaganda is refreshingly childish, funny I would say.
We’re just brainwashed to support a capitalist system rather than a communist one. We only don’t see the propaganda because we’ve been subjected to it since birth.
The fact that Elon Musk has fanboys should tell you all you need to know.
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#9The NK situation will resolve in some way in the future and whatever the outcome our descendants will look back with sadness that we didn’t come to a solution sooner - it is so clearly hell on Earth.
Funny, many Europeans say the same about America. Not defending NK but the situation has persisted because nobody wants to deal with the flood of refugees a collapsed regime would create. I wouldn’t count on the situation resolving itself in our lifetimes.
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#10I'm fascinated by North Korea. I think the author shouldn't be so smug about seeing through their propaganda. We have such a sophisticated propaganda in the west that it's much harder to see it. In comparison NK propaganda is refreshingly childish, funny I would say.
We’re just brainwashed to support a capitalist system rather than a communist one. We only don’t see the propaganda because we’ve been subjected to it since birth. The fact that Elon Musk has fanboys should tell you all you need to know.
> We only don’t see the propaganda because we’ve been subjected to it since birth.
That's precisely the joke here.
>> We have such a sophisticated propaganda in the west that it's much harder to see it