America’s support for genocide isn’t an accident. It isn’t an anolomy. It’s what America always does. It’s what the system was built on.

Look at the size of America’s military. Look at the size of America’s wealth. Look at who benefits.

If you defend capitalism, you defend that.

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  • Another story I saw says that North Korean troops were spotted in the Russian military. How could an observer know they were Korean? Were they wearing a Korean uniform? And if so, why haven’t we seen any photos of that? Ukrainians have cameras, right?

    Is this just a case of Ukrainians not being able to tell the difference between Buryats and Koreans?

    Edit: Come to think of it, it’s more likely a case of Americans not being able to tell the difference between Buryats and Koreans.

    I can only imagine their shock when they eventually learn that Russia, a country that spans all of north Asia, has Asians in it.




  • It’s technically a civil war between the Republic of China and the communist uprising.

    Yes, that’s the war I’m talking about.

    Taiwan continues to be controlled by the government of the Republic of China. Mainland China is controlled by the Communist uprising.

    (At least, that’s how the government in Taipei would describe it. The government in Beijing would describe it differently.)

    what you’re saying is not technically accurate. China and Taiwan have NEVER been at war.

    I said mainland China and Taiwan. They are both part of China. They are two different parts of China fighting a civil war for control of the whole of China. (Technically.)