It’s a joke, this is a meme community. The joke is that even if you’re wrong in your analysis, you’re still probably correct in blaming the US for it because of how monstrous and influential the US Empire is.

You asked for proof, and now mock people for giving it to you. This is extremely online behavior.

Gotcha, thanks! I might dig myself later, but this looks good!

Ah, gotcha. Thanks!

This goes hard as shit, where’s it from?

You can read bibles in China. Freedom of religion does exist in the PRC. China has more freedom for its working classes than exists in, say, the US Empire.

It’s extremely common for citizens of the DPRK to visit, live, and/or work in the PRC. The two countries are on favorable terms. The DPRK has no “gulags,” the GULAG administration was a part of the early-mid soviet penal system, it isn’t a generic term for prisons in socialist countries.

Self-expression, I would argue, heightens in socialism and communism, as your existence is less tied to your ability to generate profits for others and your needs are more taken care of. The individualism socialists fight against is the anti-social type, the kind that seeks to profit off of others and compete with them, rather than work together to achieve the best outcome for everyone. This does not go counter to self-expression.

They do already, many work in China for example.

Marxism helps people make fewer mistakes, thanks to the analytical tool of dialectical materialism.

Can you explain how socialism is a cult?

How so?

That’s also why having a dedicated arguing account is nice, and makes me question why I never do that.

And yet society has evolved historically towards greater and greater interconnection, rather than fragmentation. Shouldn’t that say something about how human nature depends more on our ever-changing material conditions, than as something fixed and static?

Sure, but you also have to make sure aspiring Marxists don’t get led astray. Organizing and building power means opposing resolutely opportunists and grifters like this.

What refusing to join a serious org results in, I suppose. Just join PSL, FRSO, or even some of the better DSA local branches, there’s no need for people to join these odd splinter groups that get overtaken by PatSocs.

Ugh, they need to be sternly combatted in every instance. We cannot let the PatSocs overtake the Marxist-Leninist movement and steer people in a Strasserite direction.

Oh really? I’m surprised! I’ve only seen ML and Trotskyist orgs (in addition to DSA, etc). Might be a Uni thing? I haven’t seen them publicly.

Good suggestions!

Just because you refer to workers in the DPRK as “slaves” doesn’t mean they are. Slavery is a specific form of labor relation, workers in the DPRK collectively own the means of production and distribution.