DPRK
>>We posted 3.1% growth in 2023 and 3.7% in 2024. Industrial output hit 105% of target. Ten thousand new homes rose in Pyongyang in a single year.
USA
>>40% of Americans can't cover a $400 emergency. Inflation ate 20% of their purchasing power since 2020. While we built homes, they built tent cities. While we hit production targets, they hit record eviction filings.
DPRK
>>We shut our borders, deployed health surveillance, and relied on traditional medicine and domestic production no Western vaccines, no Big Pharma blackmail.
USA
>>Over 1.1 million dead from COVID and they still haven't learned. Their healthcare system is a for-profit slaughterhouse. Insulin costs 10x what it does anywhere else. Opioid overdoses kill 100,000 a year. They don't protect their people they process them into profit margins.
DPRK
>>We developed solid-fuel ICBMs (Hwasung-17 and -18) and a military spy satellite to deter. We are a nuclear-armed nation that has never invaded another country in our entire history. Our military exists to say “You cannot touch us.”
USA
>>800 military bases around the globe. They've bombed at least 20 countries since 2001. They fund coups, destabilize governments, and train death squads all while their own veterans sleep on the streets they swore to defend. Their "defense" budget is a welfare program for arms dealers, not for soldiers. They ruin everyone they touch including themselves.
DPRK
>>We are one people, one ideology, one destiny. No mass homelessness. No drug epidemics. No political knife-fights that paralyze government for months. We elect our leaders through revolutionary consensus not billion-dollar TV ads and foreign lobbyists.
USA
>>They're at each other's throats. Red state vs blue state. Cop vs citizen. Landlord vs tenant. Their democracy is a reality show where the winner serves the donor class. Their "freedom" means freedom to starve, freedom to overdose, freedom to be shot in a classroom. They've turned division into a mode of living. And they call DPRK totalitarian?
DPRK
>>Sanctions forced us to innovate. Domestic scientific publications are rising. Solar panels now power our factories, green energy built without IMF loans. We make our own chips, our own software, our own weapons. We are self-reliant.
USA
>>They outsourced everything. Their tech is made in Taiwan, their medicine in India, their cars in Mexico. They can't even produce their own masks in a crisis. Their "innovation" is just a new app to deliver junk food faster.
The West wants you to believe the DPRK is a failure. But look at the evidence: we are growing, building, defending, and uniting people, while America is shrinking, crumbling, bleeding, and fracturing people. The pandemic didn't create these differences; it just exposed them.
>>They better get used to it. Because we're not going anywhere, and they're falling apart faster every day.
Long live the Great Juche Idea. Long live the self-reliant future. Down with the American empire.(Schizofella schizofella night and day it's schizofella)
>>2843040>and relied on traditional medicine and domestic productionChinese Vaccines were heavily used.
https://www.nknews.org/2022/06/gavi-understands-north-korea-administering-covid-19-vaccines-from-china/>Solar panels now power our factoriesNot even CLOSE, i think you know this, it's just notable because it's such a weird little thing to actively lie about.
<we we we we us weYou're not from the DPRK, you're a schizophrenic from southern USA.
>>2843054>you're a schizophrenic from southern USA.I think he's from Washington state actually, someone says this same cop was posting on 420chan's /pol/ in 2011-12 while in police academy and criminal justice schooling. Nobody confirmed, but I do remember the cop from 420chan who said his life goal was to end communists and anarchists. he was banned from 420chan too.
>>2870638Juchecultschizo isn't actually pro DPRK, you utter simpleton.
>>2870641I don't believe it! Juchecultschizo loves the DPRK and KimJungUn
I support their national revolution and anti-imperialist efforts but frown upon their revisionism
>>2870693>anti-imperialist effortsActually scratch that, now that they send troops to Ukraine and sell guns to Putin even this they've fucked up
My support for North Korea is genuine. I like that they have a state religion and don't allow Christian missionaries. However, it's also hilarious how universally offended Americans get when you suggest North Korea is an okay place. It's probably the easiest way to piss off both liberals and conservatives. The only people who seem to like them are actual communists and a handful of Nazbol types
>>2870696>I like that they a state religion and don't allow Christian missionaries.
<Many Korean Communists came from a Christian background; Kim Il-sung's mother, Kang Pan-sok, was a Presbyterian deaconess.<He attended a mission school and played the organ in church.<he wrote: "I do not think the spirit of Christianity that preaches universal peace and harmony contradicts my idea advocating an independent life for man"
<In the 1980s, North Korea produced its own translation of the Bible, which has since been used by Southern missionaries attempting to evangelize the North.<By the late 1980s, it became apparent that Christians were active in the governmental elite.<In those years, three new churches, two Protestant and one Catholic, were opened in Pyongyang.<Other signs of the regime's changing attitude towards Christianity included holding the "International Seminar of Christians of the North and South for the Peace and Reunification of Korea" in Switzerland in 1988, allowing papal representatives to attend the opening of the Changchung Cathedral of Pyongyang in that same year, and sending two North Korean novice priests to study in Rome. A Protestant seminary in Pyongyang taught future leaders of the North Korean government.
<In 1992 and 1994, American evangelist Billy Graham visited North Korea. He met Kim Il-sung, giving him a Bible, and preached at Kim Il-sung University. In 2008, his son Franklin Graham visited the country
<In 1991, North Korea invited the Pope to visit.[81] In 2018, the government invited Pope Francis to visit.[82] In late 2018, Metropolitan Hilarion Alfeyev of the Russian Orthodox Church visited North Korea, meeting with officials and leading a service at the Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Pyongyang.[83] >>2870709dprk is actually existint protestant christ-com. based.