Dude they just baked me the most delicious breakfast. I hate them.

And now they keep feeding and housing me wtf 🤬

Sweet Jesus, I believe I copy/pasted the wrong URL. Corrected on all posts xD.

(How did this even get upvotes as it was? Lol)

And way more than just that.

Very cool, thanks for sharing!

The propaganda embedded in this show reached laugh-out-loud levels for me at points (that depiction of the DPRK astronauts/space program, whew!), but I still thoroughly enjoyed it and recommend it to friends who I don't think will be influenced by the hamfisted brainwashy elements.

Very fun acting, set design, plot tensions etc.

(I still think Severance was far-and-away the best show on the platform though!)

"Juche is a political ideology that serves as the guiding principle of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), commonly known as North Korea. It was developed by the country's first leader, Kim Il-sung, and is still upheld by subsequent leaders, including Kim Jong-il and Kim Jong-un.

Juche is often translated as "self-reliance" or "self-determination" and emphasizes the self-reliance and sovereignty of the nation. It promotes the idea that the Korean people are the masters of their own destiny and should rely on their own efforts, resources, and capabilities rather than being dependent on external forces. It encompasses political, economic, and cultural aspects of society.

From the perspective of the DPRK and its citizens, Juche emphasizes the importance of independence and the pursuit of their own unique path. It places great significance on the Korean people's revolutionary spirit and their ability to shape their own destiny. Juche encourages self-sufficiency and the development of domestic industries and resources, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign aid and external influences.

In practical terms, Juche has manifested itself in various policies and practices within North Korea. These include an emphasis on economic self-reliance, the pursuit of nuclear weapons as a means of national defense and deterrence, the promotion of a distinct national identity and culture, and the concept of "military-first politics" (Songun) which prioritizes the military in the allocation of resources.

It's important to note that the understanding and interpretation of Juche can vary depending on who you ask. While the DPRK government presents it as a fundamental principle that guides their policies, some critics argue that Juche is used as a tool for maintaining the regime's control and isolating the country from the rest of the world.

Overall, Juche, from the perspective of the DPRK and its citizens, promotes the idea of self-reliance, independence, and the pursuit of their own unique path in political, economic, and cultural spheres."

One can easily see the parallels with the Panther's approach to self reliance, and community care/defense organizations etc.

The US trying to fearmonger its way into "legally" allowing military intervention in Mexico tells me they think it's a possibility.

Which would be fucking amazing. Mexico please go full BRI/alliance with China.

High speed rail connecting Mexico to South America when?? :)

https://youtu.be/NZYH45WggBs

Here is a good and very recent interview between CGTN and the leader of Belarus. Interesting stuff for sure! 👍

God damnit, why didn't I listen? 💩

Tsinghua University offers some free online courses that might interest you. Here are a few:

SWCC: https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-to-the-theoretical-system-of-socialis

MZT: https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-to-mao-zedong-thought

XJT: https://www.edx.org/course/xi-jinpings-thought-on-socialism-with-chinese-char

Hopefully these are the kinds of things you're looking for.

SLAVA SNOO! 🤪

Head of policy at Reddit is some Atlantic Council security state glowie queen. They understand the assignment 👏.

Excited to see your name pop up here. I was a fan of the quality content you frequently put out :).

Lol, thanks for sharing this.

Guess it's time to start posting here.

Hey everyone 👋.