r/Capitalism • u/Wise-Potential-170 • 13h ago

Is Communist North Korea Taking Over Rich South Korea?

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u/PhilRubdiez 13h ago

No. lol

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u/Wise-Potential-170 13h ago

Why not? Did you even watch the video?

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u/Ayla_Leren 13h ago

You again?

Hasn't this sub suffered enough of this bargain bin bullshit?

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u/Wise-Potential-170 13h ago

The other users like my posts; both of the previous ones I made got 30+ upvotes, which is pretty decent for a smaller subreddit like this one.

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u/PhilRubdiez 13h ago

I don’t need to watch a video to know that North Korea is so poor that they don’t stand a chance economically against one of the richest nations in the world. The only thing they can do is cope with nukes and 1,000,000 artillery pieces pointing at Seoul. You ever been to Seoul? It’s nice. Much nicer than Pyongyang.

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u/Wise-Potential-170 13h ago

Obviously, the DPRK won't be successful in taking over South Korea. The post title emphasizes how widespread sympathy for the DPRK is in South Korea.

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u/PhilRubdiez 13h ago

Yeah. People in developed society tend to fell bad for those less fortunate. Real earth shattering.

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u/Wise-Potential-170 13h ago

I am talking about sympathy towards Kimilsungism and the DPRK's ideology, not the people who are suffering due to Kim Il Sung's regime. Maybe I should have specified that, but again, I urge you to watch the full video.