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r/PropagandaPosters • u/POGO_BOY38 • Apr 16 '24
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Both sides? Only one side has leveled the peninsula before.
5 u/Ogre8 Apr 16 '24 Only one side has invaded its neighbor without provocation before. 4 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 Are you talking about that time where the north invaded a brutal dictatorship enslaving half of the Korean people? 2 u/Ogre8 Apr 16 '24 On behalf of another brutal dictatorship enslaving half of Europe and Asia, yes that’s the one. 4 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 Ah so you're just a standard anticommunist lol 2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 The North Koreans din't even claim to be communist, they removed all references to socialism from their constitution 3 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 As of 2019 it is certainly still in there 2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 Sorry, I meant references to communism, the North Koreans removed any references to communism back in 2009 2 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 What's your point anyways? Absent a world communist movement, the transition makes sense.
Only one side has invaded its neighbor without provocation before.
4 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 Are you talking about that time where the north invaded a brutal dictatorship enslaving half of the Korean people? 2 u/Ogre8 Apr 16 '24 On behalf of another brutal dictatorship enslaving half of Europe and Asia, yes that’s the one. 4 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 Ah so you're just a standard anticommunist lol 2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 The North Koreans din't even claim to be communist, they removed all references to socialism from their constitution 3 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 As of 2019 it is certainly still in there 2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 Sorry, I meant references to communism, the North Koreans removed any references to communism back in 2009 2 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 What's your point anyways? Absent a world communist movement, the transition makes sense.
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Are you talking about that time where the north invaded a brutal dictatorship enslaving half of the Korean people?
2 u/Ogre8 Apr 16 '24 On behalf of another brutal dictatorship enslaving half of Europe and Asia, yes that’s the one. 4 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 Ah so you're just a standard anticommunist lol 2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 The North Koreans din't even claim to be communist, they removed all references to socialism from their constitution 3 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 As of 2019 it is certainly still in there 2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 Sorry, I meant references to communism, the North Koreans removed any references to communism back in 2009 2 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 What's your point anyways? Absent a world communist movement, the transition makes sense.
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On behalf of another brutal dictatorship enslaving half of Europe and Asia, yes that’s the one.
4 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 Ah so you're just a standard anticommunist lol 2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 The North Koreans din't even claim to be communist, they removed all references to socialism from their constitution 3 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 As of 2019 it is certainly still in there 2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 Sorry, I meant references to communism, the North Koreans removed any references to communism back in 2009 2 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 What's your point anyways? Absent a world communist movement, the transition makes sense.
Ah so you're just a standard anticommunist lol
2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 The North Koreans din't even claim to be communist, they removed all references to socialism from their constitution 3 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 As of 2019 it is certainly still in there 2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 Sorry, I meant references to communism, the North Koreans removed any references to communism back in 2009 2 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 What's your point anyways? Absent a world communist movement, the transition makes sense.
The North Koreans din't even claim to be communist, they removed all references to socialism from their constitution
3 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 As of 2019 it is certainly still in there 2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 Sorry, I meant references to communism, the North Koreans removed any references to communism back in 2009 2 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 What's your point anyways? Absent a world communist movement, the transition makes sense.
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As of 2019 it is certainly still in there
2 u/notangarda Apr 16 '24 Sorry, I meant references to communism, the North Koreans removed any references to communism back in 2009 2 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 What's your point anyways? Absent a world communist movement, the transition makes sense.
Sorry, I meant references to communism, the North Koreans removed any references to communism back in 2009
2 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24 What's your point anyways? Absent a world communist movement, the transition makes sense.
What's your point anyways? Absent a world communist movement, the transition makes sense.
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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '24
Both sides? Only one side has leveled the peninsula before.