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The Dark Knight is better than your favorite movie
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I think we don't talk enough (or at all) about how US bombed Laos 270 Million times, making it the most bombed country ever.
There were approximately more than 580,000 bombing missions on Laos between 1964 and 1973, that’s one every eight minutes, every day, for NINE YEARS
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What makes matters worse is Laos literally never did anything to them like AT ALL.
All Laos was doing was helping North Vietnam by aiding them during their war with supplies during a war that the US shouldn't had started at all.
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The fact that many people don't even know Laos exist even despite these events is bizarre.
Laos deserved better.
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The Ho Chi Minh trail is very close and between Vietnam and Laos. US saw that they couldn't occupy Laos or put bases due to the geographical aspects of it, so the only way they saw fit was to bomb the Ho Chi Minh trail (in Laos) and eventually bomb Laos to death
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Which eventually made Laos the most bombed country in history. Even nowadays there's still people who die due to scattered bombs that still exist on Laos
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An estimated 30 percent of the bombs dropped on Laos failed to explode upon impact, and in the years since the bombing ended, 20,000 people have been killed or maimed by the estimated 80 million bombs left behind...80 MILLION BOMBS.
No country should be going through that...
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By 1975, one-tenth of the population of Laos, or 200,000 civilians and members of the military, were dead. Twice as many were wounded. Seven hundred and fifty thousand, a full quarter of the population, had become refugees—including the General Vang Pao himself.
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In Laos, the aftermath of U.S. bombs continues to wreak havoc. Since 1964, more than 50,000 Lao have been killed or injured by U.S. bombs, 98 percent of them civilians.
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Sony fans when someone mentions how the Xbox controller sucks in comparison to the PS5 Controller
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On the day of his farewell address in 1961, President Eisenhower approved the CIA’s training of anti-communist forces in the mountains of Laos. Their mission? To disrupt communist supply routes across the Ho Chi Minh Trail to Vietnam.
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@ding3rs
never understood people who are smart enough to be scientific until it comes to medicine for them lol. The human being can be so stubborn for no reason
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This video taken on Beirut during the explosion is so fucking terrifying. I feel terrible for the victims
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they leaked tom holland's dick pic too??? ah hell nah these Spider-Man leakers gotten outta control
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@originalnameM
Yeah a huge part of the land is basically unworkable because of the bombs scattered around and in turn this hurts big parts of the land which could've been used for crops. It really sucks
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How old were you when you learned Pablo Picasso was a communist?
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@IoriMaseko
Definitely! It shows propaganda does work. It's called the "secret war" nowadays by some for that reason because people still haven't heard about it.
Seeing pictures of people affected by it is devastating and so unfair
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@accidental_left
What's more surprising
That they act as if the USSR still exists
Or the fact they countered themselves lmfaoooo
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@getFANDOM
@marcmalkin
sometimes a mistake can be a blessing. he saved himself from getting his character be ruined lol
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@Shpeewalker
Yeah it sucks. I can't even blame them for agreeing with China's investments there, because their situation is pretty rough and other countries refused to help because big ol’ Uncle Sam doesn't let em. The fact that they've still done so much despite all that is impressive tbh
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@TheSteinLine
Rob actually did a power move here then. Cousins could be signed if anything again afterwards if he's properly rehab'd and it's a Win-Win
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@PridefulSinss
KnY hate is getting out of hand. SPOILER ALERT: Every shounen manga becomes more famous regardless of how good or bad the anime adaptation is. The fact that Ufotable did it should NOT take anything away from a magnificent series. People just finding excuses at this point
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@suvyboy
Honestly after reading your replies to this... You're actually the one being sexist, and when proven wrong you just ignored. At least provide good arguments instead of making up things if you're gonna talk about this
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TFW you see Metal Gear Solid trending and get hyped up... Only to get your hopes up for nothing.
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Anyways, if you please can, take some time to help these fellow human beings who are need of some money in order to survive. anything can help
Don't have a job yet + I'm disabled. I started a cash app in hopes I can pay while I search for a job. My cash app is $Mothmansimp
And if you can't donate please retweet.
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—The DPRK is run. Right now the main responsibility Kim Jong-Un has is helping to run the country; keep in fact i said help, and not run
This is completely antithetical to how monarchies work.
(Here's a picture, that tho a bit outdated, highlights the basis of it in comparison)
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In Conclusion, The answer is No.
The DPRK is not a monarchy and seeing how their democracy and country is ran proves this sentiment.
Q{End of thread}
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@DiscussingFilm
can they start doing original movies instead of rebooting perfectly good films ??
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Let's dive in into how it more or less their democracy works.
The DPRK has county, city, and provincial elections to the local people's assemblies, as well as national elections to the Supreme People's Assembly, their legislature. These are carried out every five years.
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@shoe0nhead
i went in thinking you were being canceled for something bad and instead came off simping harder because of so much based discord dms, who would've thought
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First off, before we get to the details, we need what consists of a Monarchy.
A Monarchy is a political system in which supreme authority is vested in the monarch, an individual ruler who functions as head of state. It typically acts as a political-administrative organization
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The reason Kim Jong-Un gets these prestigious positions that lack power is because of the respect the DPRK has for the Kim family and its contributions to liberating Korea.
So they're basically “honorable titles” as a form of respect.
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@CosmonautMarcus
when u do a character death who everyone felt so well, u need to come up with a huge justification to make him be alive and that justification be almost entirely better than leaving his otherwise good death moment.
this series failed terribly at it bc the stakes were too high
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@diasporaninja
someone tried to school me saying her family experienced Communism in Romania and it was bad (because i was saying OP's anti-communist argument is incoherent) and i replied with “I don't care, Your family never experienced Communism” and all hell broke loose
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But the DPRK is a dictatorship, that means it's not really democratic either, right?
No. The DPRK, like other countries, has a democratic system in which the people do participate in to choose the people.
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@superpunchygirl
>Using male incels as a way to dismiss and mock them to make you look like you're correct
>Stereotyping everyone who corrects you
>Acts like you're the only one who's right
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The fact that there is only one candidate on the ballot is because there has already been a consensus reached on who should be up for nomination for that position, by the people in their mass meetings.
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They are chosen by the people, not by the "party" (in fact, the parliament in the DPRK consists of multiple parties, in which there's; the Workers Party of Korea, the Korean Social Democratic Party, and the Chondoist Chongu Party).
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@getFANDOM
even tho it's blurred... IT ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE A THREATENING JOKER LFKDJGAGAHHS YESSSSSSSSS
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Kim Jong-Un may be the last of the Kim family to hold such positions, and if this does happen, there are already mechanisms in place to replace him. He doesn't have the power to roll back any of these reforms or give himself more power.
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As for the idea that they're carried out in view of the public, that's asinine and obviously not true if you view even one election in the DPRK, which in fact allows foreign observers of their election. You vote in a separate room from anyone else and are afforded privacy.
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Now, the Kim family is in the government, so that means they're a monarchy then. Right?!
Not quite. There's big differences between a democracy, and a monarchy.
To understand why the DPRK doesn't qualify we need to make sure what's the differences in them
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@November8PH
Very excited about it. This is really good and possibly the first good example of progressiveness in so many years in this hell of a world.
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Monarchs in constitutional monarchies act as symbolic heads of state while waiving most political power. The UK can be considered a Country governed by constitutional monarchy.
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Now, there's also something called a ”constitutional monarchy”, which is a political system in which a monarch shares power with a constitutionally organized government.
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Candidates are chosen in mass meetings held under the ”Democratic Front for the Reunification of the Fatherland”, which also organizes the political parties in the DPRK. Citizens run under these parties or they can run as independents.
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A Monarchy is a political system based on the sovereignty of a single ruler. Democracy, a term that means “rule by the people,” is a political system in which laws, policies, leaders, and major state undertakings are decided directly or indirectly by the citizens.
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Whereas the NDC answered to Kim Jong-Il, and later cooperated wtih Kim Jong-Un, the SAC is not beholden to Kim Jong-Un's orders. It is a committee where every vote counts.
In each successive step, power is diffused, with other members of the party having more of a say in how—
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