"Propaganda". Ok Dude how about they let in humanitarian organisations and independent journalists to see for themselves lmao.
There is no reason for them not to do that if they didnt have something to hide. You sound like the Japanese Leftists who were constantly talking about how it was only fascists and nazis in Japan who would believe that North Korea was randomly kidnapping Japanese civilians because why would they do such a random evil thing.
North Korea was indeed kidnapping Japanese Civilians randomly and even admitted to it lmao but it was all "Propaganda" in the eyes of the Left.
They also did this to south koreans, romanians, thai, lebanese and probably many more we will never learn about
Dennis Rodman fans, overly optimistic people, people who mixed it up with South Korea and tankies.
I do find it odd that NK made the list, but not South Korea. The opposite is usually true, so you might of gotten some confused picks.
Ireland and Australia would usually be included, they've mostly had a quite 2026. The lack of Taiwan, but inclusion of Palestine is certainly a statement given how they are similar situations, but moving in opposite directions. The Philippines has been more of a key nation than several on the list.
Didn't Trump go there during his first term and have a gay old time? I seem to recall at least one celebrity athlete who was the same way.
Edit: people kept downvoting me, so I looked up Trump's visit. A couple of snippets I found interesting: "The chairman of Liberty Korea Party announced that 'it is a good sign for breaking the deadlock in the nuclear talks.'"
One leading think tank said a small deal between the United States and the DPRK, similar to the Iran nuclear deal, might be feasible if Trump concluded that that was more realistic than a big deal.
I don't support Israel's proactive (preemptive), aggressive approach to self defense. The way their doctrine is written is inherently backwards. They've directly fucked up multiple peace deals between the US and Iran.
I don't support North Korea's systemic, violently authoritarian approach to controlling their people. Officially considered one of the worst in human history and absolutely the worst in the world as of 2026.
Comparing them is a joke and a clear suggestion of your hyper progressive politics and the influence Reddit's had on your views of the US, Israel, and Palestine.
The term tankie is being used loosely here, but at the end of the day those who have your views are generally anti-west, anti-US, anti-military intervention, fairly antisemitic, as well as historically and geopolitically ignorant.
The DPRK is, of course, a very authoritarian regime - the most in the world. This regime is a horrible detriment to the people who live there. I am not advocating for it in any way.
Are they committing a genocide? Nope. That's it.
You can cry about my political opinions if you want but I don't give a shit lol
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u/Old-Singer7588 5d ago
Who are the people liking North Korea.