I’ve been speaking with other more informed communists and they’ve told me that none actually exist. Is this true?

China, Laos, and Vietnam: now notoriously capitalists. Workers work 12+ hours with no protection in horrible factory conditions. Suicide rates are so high that suicide nets are installed. The air is so polluted millions die from lung cancer, especially factory workers w/out basic masks. Corporations dominate

North Korea: Undemocratically ruled by the Kim dynasty. Jong un indulges lavishly at the expense of his citizens, ordering millions in fine wine and trips from Denis Rodman. They might be the most socialist though, as Juche seems to otherwise be democratic.

Cuba: Sanctions have taken a massive toll, but even taking that into account the country still has its own problems. They have massive food shortages and inventory probs and aren’t self sufficient after 60+ years. Why couldn’t they’ve use machinery imported from the Soviet Union to develop their agriculture and fishery? The Soviets supported them heavily. They seem to be incredibly mismanaged or corrupt

    • CyborgMarx [any, any]@hexbear.netEnglish
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      8 months ago

      The only difference is that they call it removed globalism, and you call it bourgeois westerners.

      Yeah that’s kinda the fundamental crux of the inherent difference between those groups you dumb fuck lmao, do you even read what you’re typing

      “Checking sources is Nazism actually” lmao you clueless child, get a grip and stay in school

    • Are_Euclidding_Me [e/em/eir]@hexbear.netEnglish
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      8 months ago

      Are you denying the existence of the 10 principles?

      Yes, I am.

      If you are not, are you complaining about the translation?

      Also yes.

      So I tried to find a different translation. I spent about 10 minutes on google looking for a different translation or at the very least more context about these alleged “10 principles”. It seems like there is only one translation in existence, which I find to be very odd. The text as you’ve presented it is not long nor particularly difficult, so it shouldn’t be difficult to translate. I would assume, then, that more than one person would have produced a translation and posted it to the internet, at least if the original korean text were widely available. And if these “10 principles” were official dprk policy, surely the korean text would be easily found.

      So why can I only find one translation? Maybe you can help me out here. Can you find another translation for me please? I’ll also accept the original text in korean if that’s easier.

      • Are_Euclidding_Me [e/em/eir]@hexbear.netEnglish
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        8 months ago

        Hey @anarchost@lemm.ee, let’s keep the conversation public, buddy. I’ve copied your dm to me below:

        That’s a great stance to take! After all, the 10 principles are so ridiculous that if they were true, you’d have to condemn them outright, correct?

        Just give me the original text in korean or a different translation of them. Please?