Fellow Americans on RF, how many cups of snow coffee have you had today so far? Anyone eat a pigeon yesterday? Has the Red Cross given you any supplies for repairing your tent lately?
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NK Propaganda: Life in Modern-Day America
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Fellow Americans on RF, how many cups of snow coffee have you had today so far? Anyone eat a pigeon yesterday? Has the Red Cross given you any supplies for repairing your tent lately?
I like how the tent had a roof.
They really focus on that snow coffee.
That's kinda what it looks like outside right now.
I wondered what happened to the birds.
They really focus on that snow coffee.
That's kinda what it looks like outside right now.
I wondered what happened to the birds.
flowerpower
Member
Some of the North Korean propaganda about America is so out there and over the top that it actually makes me laugh.
Here's some of their depictions of the brutality of America's beloved troops -
21 Shocking Propaganda Images That Reveal How North Koreans See Americans
Here's some of their depictions of the brutality of America's beloved troops -
21 Shocking Propaganda Images That Reveal How North Koreans See Americans
"This is how they live in modern day America...huddled together...the poor, the cold, the lonely, and the homosexual."
Speaking of over the top, I once saw a clip where a North Korean student explained to a tourist that DPRK needs its nukes because all other countries want to kill North Koreans. When one’s government tells one that all other countries want to massacre one and one’s fellow citizens, one should be able to tell that that’s a bunch of hooey.
That’s… disturbing.
flowerpower
Member
It's textbook totalitarianism.
Make sure everyone is ideologically brainwashed and terrified of the same people, places and things.
It works.
Ultimately, you can only really feel pity for the people who are operating under those regimes. Even those who supposedly benefit from it can be conceived of as just as much victims as people brutalized and oppressed by it.
The only redeeming quality about the North Korean regime is that it's so small and inconsequential that it's pretty much a laughing stock.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Ridiculous!
The birds weren't eaten. The CIA killed them all to make way for their drones.
The birds weren't eaten. The CIA killed them all to make way for their drones.
I'm having pigeon on Tuesday.
Birds Aren't Real - Wikipedia
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Birds Aren't Real - Wikipedia
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Exactly! Birds being eaten...doesn't make any sense when they're little robots.
libre
Skylark
Given the brutalities of the US/UN operation in Korea, these don't seem that unfounded to me, despite the depictions of brutality that are somewhat juvenile.Some of the North Korean propaganda about America is so out there and over the top that it actually makes me laugh.
Here's some of their depictions of the brutality of America's beloved troops -
21 Shocking Propaganda Images That Reveal How North Koreans See Americans
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
That has been around for a few years, and it is interesting the way they want their citizens to know the US.
Should have seen the COVID propaganda the PRC was showing about America. My sister-in-law called often and was convinced we were all dying and had no medical help
flowerpower
Member
Possibly.
I just find the smirking and laughing depictions of the gargoyle faced soldiers kind of amusing while they engage in practices that are so unbelievably graphic and extreme that only a depraved mind could conjured them up. A lot of the torture scenes don't even make any sense from even a cold, logical perspective.
I mean, if those pictures were accurate, why not show actual photos of such thing happening instead of glossy paintings to be placed in historical museums to remind everyone of just how evil and barbaric American people actually are?
We don't have any snow in my part of America. We do have birds, though. Such as the roadrunner. We are grateful to our government for supplying us with all the equipment we need from the ACME Corporation to be able to catch the roadrunner and enjoy a nice feast. In lieu of snow coffee, we have cactus needle coffee. It has a very sharp taste.
Viker
Häxan
That's why we're so poor. We spend on guns and ammo what ever little money we make, selling heroin and our bodies because that's the only work these days. Damn us all!
I'm going to fix some snow coffee. Anybody want some?
Yeah. They focus on snow coffee and totally ignore snow tea and snow soft drinks. Speaking of which, I kind of miss the days when I would go outside with an empty plastic cup with a teabag in it and then push some snow off a couple of tree branches into the cup.
"This is how they live in modern day America...huddled together...the poor, the cold, the lonely, and the homosexual."
That part made me laugh hard, too.
After he said, ‘They will be eaten on Tuesday,’ I laughed so hard that I did not hear him say that they are yummy.
Hopefully, the cooked pigeon is not a government handout, in your case.
Wow…
No, thanks. I prefer my coffee made from local snow in the form of a government handout.
I don’t know but I imagine that most North Koreans don’t care about what’s going on in the US.
I wondered about that myself. I'm half thinking that it has to be some kind of parody.
Viker
Häxan
Me, too. North Korea is to serious and dark to have the sense of humor it took to make that video.