May 17, 2022·1 reply
americanahttps://disk.yandex.com/i/yhOQiEZ9GNdgyg
This is a collection of South Korean and US documents dated from 1948-1950 that specifically state the intention and planning of military operations into North Korea, alongside reports of actual combat
The editor’s note seems a little biased but i’ll give it a go
- May 17, 2022·1 replyPlankton
The fact that you unironically insinuated that I was a victim of a propaganda machine is astounding. North Korea is the way it is because it’s a tyrannical dictatorship. Japan and Germany were able to recover from WW2 and thrive. Everywhere communism is tried, it produces the same result
You literally just said you don’t read books about Korea and go by what is “common knowledge” in america
Do you really think you’re not propagandized by the US?
- May 17, 2022Plankton
The editor’s note seems a little biased but i’ll give it a go
Bias Does not inherently lead to misinformation
- May 17, 2022·1 replyamericana
You literally just said you don’t read books about Korea and go by what is “common knowledge” in america
Do you really think you’re not propagandized by the US?
I’m sure I have some false beliefs based on faulty knowledge, but I know I’m not fundamentally wrong in my outlook. You only the other hand seem to be extremely propagandized.
Btw, your point is wrong for the simple reason that countries don’t get a whole lot better than modern SK.
- May 17, 2022·1 replyPlankton
I’m sure I have some false beliefs based on faulty knowledge, but I know I’m not fundamentally wrong in my outlook. You only the other hand seem to be extremely propagandized.
Btw, your point is wrong for the simple reason that countries don’t get a whole lot better than modern SK.
You literally base your worldview on “common knowledge”, how could you possibly accuse me of being propagandized because it doesn’t agree with your worldview, despite ample evidence that I actually do my reading?
South Korea has the highest suicide rate in the developed world, a highly corporate society based on a rigidly hierarchical work culture that expects 10+ workdays. The newly elected leader is calling for a curtail on feminist rights in a country with the highest gender-based wage gap in the developed world
To call it the best place to live in the world is a joke. You sound like a weeb
- May 17, 2022·1 replyamericana
You literally base your worldview on “common knowledge”, how could you possibly accuse me of being propagandized because it doesn’t agree with your worldview, despite ample evidence that I actually do my reading?
South Korea has the highest suicide rate in the developed world, a highly corporate society based on a rigidly hierarchical work culture that expects 10+ workdays. The newly elected leader is calling for a curtail on feminist rights in a country with the highest gender-based wage gap in the developed world
To call it the best place to live in the world is a joke. You sound like a weeb
South Korea also has one of the highest standards of living in the world. Saying I’m a weeb for speaking highly of South Korea is racist, btw.
Shall we compare Taiwan to the PRC next?
- May 17, 2022·1 replyPlankton
South Korea also has one of the highest standards of living in the world. Saying I’m a weeb for speaking highly of South Korea is racist, btw.
Shall we compare Taiwan to the PRC next?
“Standards of Living”
yeah next you’ll say the US has the most “free” society in the world - May 17, 2022·2 replies
Bro literally says he doesn’t read, why am I entertaining this conversation?
- May 17, 2022·2 repliesamericana
Bro literally says he doesn’t read, why am I entertaining this conversation?
I read a lot of history on Wikipedia in my free time. I know how it sounds but it’s actually a good source. Sometimes it’s obviously iffy but in those cases I dig deeper. Also took mad college courses
- May 17, 2022americana
“Standards of Living”
yeah next you’ll say the US has the most “free” society in the worldFree is subjective. Standard of living is not and can readily be measured
- May 17, 2022·1 replyPlankton
I read a lot of history on Wikipedia in my free time. I know how it sounds but it’s actually a good source. Sometimes it’s obviously iffy but in those cases I dig deeper. Also took mad college courses
Are you a teenager? Honest question
May 17, 2022PlanktonBecause we know who the good guys are
- May 17, 2022·2 repliesamericana
Are you a teenager? Honest question
Man shut up. You’re reading communist screeds don’t come at me for enjoying some wikipedia
- May 17, 2022·1 replyPlankton
Man shut up. You’re reading communist screeds don’t come at me for enjoying some wikipedia
Yes, and it has a far more tangible application than reading Wikipedia and considering yourself knowledgeable on a subject
May 17, 2022
HimotheeElection just happened there. Maybe their gov’t asked for this?
election in somalia
- May 17, 2022
- May 17, 2022·1 replyPlankton
Man shut up. You’re reading communist screeds don’t come at me for enjoying some wikipedia
If you really wanna do some Wikipedia reading try this en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Republic_of_Korea
- May 17, 2022·1 replyamericana
Yes, and it has a far more tangible application than reading Wikipedia and considering yourself knowledgeable on a subject
I don't consider myself knowledge, but knowing that DPRK initiated the war is basic s***, like knowing Hitler's invasion of Poland started WW2.
- May 17, 2022·1 replyamericana
If you really wanna do some Wikipedia reading try this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Republic_of_Korea
I've read that one it's not very exhaustive
- May 17, 2022Plankton
I've read that one it's not very exhaustive
Because it’s a Wikipedia article. Go pick up a f***ing book and read it before you go around quoting misinformation
- May 17, 2022
What’s next, “the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were necessary?”
“The Warsaw Pact was the primary aggressor of the Cold War?”
May 17, 2022PlanktonBecause we know who the good guys are
Plankton talking about the good guys
something smells fishy- May 17, 2022Plankton
I don't consider myself knowledge, but knowing that DPRK initiated the war is basic s***, like knowing Hitler's invasion of Poland started WW2.
It's a little bit more complicated than that lol but Ure the Wikipedia expert after all
- May 17, 2022·1 reply
Reading Wikipedia is fine but it's also pretty cool to look at the bibliography part and do some further reading
May 17, 2022PlanktonYes, the North invaded the South, coinciding with North Korean backed insurgencies in the South. US came in to take care of business
Korea had a unified government until the US stopped recognizing in the southern region they occupied