I am in a perpetual state of existence, like most others on this particular Lemmy instance.
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3·2 days agoThere is a very obvious, “deez nuts” joke in here…
“B-b-bbut leftists support chinese social imperialism!”
13·3 days agoI’m not sure how to write this without it sounding like ragebait or a fed post.
You very clearly failed at avoiding that.
If I had to guess, the game doesn’t even exist, and is one of the many lies going back to the tongue of NK News; a mouthpiece for the CIA. I could be wrong though; this is just an educated guess given the mountain of ridiculous claims made about the DPRK by western media.
1·4 days ago*Let’s. (Sorry, congratulations!)
Can you confirm that buttwater is healthier than buttsoda, as @DornerStan said?
@buttwater, would @DornerStan be correct in his assumption that “buttwater” is healthier than “buttsoda” in the following:
healthier than buttsoda
If so, is that the reason you have chosen that username?
Unrelated, but why that particular username?
Tony Blair is another one. Honourable mention to Piers Corbyn (Jeremy Corbyn’s brother) who is a Trot and climate denier.
Fair enough. Still, it couldn’t hurt to have more of them; or the existing ones gaining more popularity; in my opinion. There are pros and cons to any format of agitation; podcasters and influencers are 1) more modern, and 2) More effective when it comes to radicalising the younger generation, in particular. They just aren’t for everyone, and that’s okay.
I suppose it depends on who the podcast is for: if it’s to dispel western capitalist propaganda about socialist countries, (i.e, @millennialchaos’ Radio Free America; which dispels propaganda against People’s Korea) who’s target audience are liberals in the Imperial Core; repetition of certain points is helpful to bring a point across to as many people as possible. When it comes to ML podcasters, the more people influenced by them, the better.
In short; you, as an ML; probably aren’t the target audience for the podcasts you are referring to.
Do you see ML podcasts as a way of spreading class consciousness?
I disagree. Organising in the real world, and spreading class consciousness are less than mutually exclusive; they complement each other.
That’s a lot of upvotes…
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I see, thanks. Also; why was the Juche calendar abolished? Every source I could find on the matter routed back to NK News and RFA, which say it was done to elevate Kim-Jong Un’s influence over his predecessors. This question probably deserves its own post, but I figured this would be a good opportunity to ask this.
Thanks!