• TeethOrCoat [none/use name]
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    3 years ago

    The lies about Israel are so blatant, and the truths are really so bare. It’s right in front of us.

    This just makes it an easier test to pass. To find people who are actually serious about anti-imperialism, using the DPRK as a gauge actually challenges people to go against the overwhelming negative public perception. It was more difficult to challenge propaganda on Iraq BEFORE the US went in and that was when it mattered the most. It's easy to go along with the herd and sit there after the fact of millions of destroyed lives and condemn the US. Such a weak anti-imperialism can't prevent wars, all it does is react after the US is done wrecking a place.

    • SerLava [he/him]
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      3 years ago

      All I'm saying is that Israel tests a person's values, DPRK tests a person's knowledge.

      • TeethOrCoat [none/use name]
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        3 years ago

        That's fair. The problem is values alone is what the US weaponizes so effectively. They throw up atrocity propaganda in Iraq and people with the correct values fall in line. Knowledge is what prevents a person from being used by the US.