Is Communism the most underrated political system?

You can't deny that what North Korea achieved today is pretty impressive
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>what North Korea
Famine?

Propaganda
Does this look like a country that would have a famine?

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Look how happy they are

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For good reason
Is another bad day for imperalists in the united states

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Assuming the belligerent ideologies of the ww2 era were ever truly distinct, they most definitely are not that way anymore. All the great and regional powers in the world now self identify as democratic, all identify their enemies as fascist, and all find 'communist' policies aspirational yet flawed, but could be rehabilitated if the can be neoliberalized / turned capitalist.

They all have aspects of democracy (usually elections or more realistically (((elections)))), fascism (ala the shitlib definition of "the lucrative merger of corporation and state") and communism (social programs to secure support/patronage from the lower classes, and arbitrary suspension of civil liberties for the collective good at the gov't's whim)

Why is everyone shorter or on the same height as Kim? Did he really not allow people taller than him to attend the event?

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What a great movie, he should do an hour long action movie

This is now bunkerchan, deal with it chuds

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