According to Rightoid logic - Wars are famously won or lost according to Call of Duty deathmatch rules! Whoever gets the highest body count wins

According to Rightoid logic - Wars are famously won or lost according to Call of Duty deathmatch rules! Whoever gets the highest body count wins

Omits

303k WIA US troops

ARVN did most of the fighting and suffered 1.1 million WIA and KIA

1.4 million, 933,333 were civilians who werent involved btw. 466,667 left include WIA and KIA

1.1 million NVA deaths were accumulated over a 20 year span of fighting in a regional theatre (Laos and Cambodia).

Also, the fact is that the US didn't achieve a single strategic objective, which was to stop communism from spreading in Asia. It's as much cope as MAGA claiming they have won the current Iran war more than 50 times.

I guess Nazi Germany won WW2 then.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 17 hours ago

We Will Exercise Our Right to Self-defence for Neutralizing Military Threat from Hostile Forces through More Transparent Action: KCNA Commentary

Pyongyang, 19th of August, 2026 (KCNA)

The large-scale U.S.- ROK joint military exercises, Ulji Freedom Shield, began in every part of the ROK on August 17. The drill poses the most immediate and open threat to the DPRK and the regional security.

The exercises will last for over 10 days, involving U.S. troops in the ROK and the ROK army as the mainstay of the exercises as well as extra-regional U.S. reinforcements and forces of member states of the "UN Command". And these frantic exercises cover all spheres of carrying out wartime operations including the ground, sea, air, space, cyber and psychological information. This is pushing again the tensions on the Korean peninsula to the threshold of a war.

In particular, all the major units under the U.S. 8th Army, including the 2nd Infantry Division, the 19th Sustainment Command, the 501st Military Intelligence Brigade, and the 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, are taking part in the drill. And various actual maneuvers of the drill include a combined arms live-firing exercise aimed at verifying the capability for joint precision strike and mobility, a combined wet gap crossing exercise and a joint logistic support maneuver for providing war supplies in contingency.

Nevertheless, prior to the exercises, the military warmongers of the U.S. and the ROK described the drill as "annual" and "defensive" one in public with the aim of hiding the aggressive and provocative nature of the largest-ever exercises.

Such drill, which has been staged for decades despite the changes of regimes in the U.S. and the ROK, cannot be regarded only as a bad habitual military practice of the enemy states. And we can never get used to it.

As everybody knows, the enemies' war drill differs in its mission, form, scale and training methods every time.

All the elements of the war drill have been developing into extremely dangerous ones, quite different from the past ones. And it is being desperately oriented towards improving the actual fighting capacity in the war exercises against the DPRK and gaining the decisive ascendancy in the security structure in the Korean peninsula and the rest of the region.

The main point of the drill is to perform "practical training reflecting the changing security environment" and to "improve effectiveness". And its scenarios are being tailored to adapt to new modern war manuals and ways analyzed in recent wars.

The U.S.-ROK command post training under the simulated conditions of contingency in the Korean peninsula, the field training exercise which was waged more than ten times and even the "all-government combined exercise" which the ROK is staging independently by enlisting more than 4 000 agencies and over 580 000 personnel across the country feature supplemented elements of ultra-modern operations such as AI, drone and cyber.

What is all the more serious is that the U.S.-led "UN Command" which played an auxiliary role in the Ulji Freedom Shield exercises only a few years ago is kick-starting in real earnest to revive its combat function and expand its role, talking about "contribution in new spheres such as intelligence, cyber and space" with the ongoing exercises as an occasion.

Prior to the drill, the deputy commander of the "UN Command" said that it would be the strongest deterrence when the countries sharing the same intention counter together and the strong combination of posture when the ROK-U.S. alliance and UN Command are added, making it a fait accompli to hurl into an actual war the largest-ever multinational aggression forces by misusing the name of the "UN forces" in case of contingency on the Korean peninsula as it did in the 1950s of the last century.

This is a development that can not be overlooked. It visually shows that the ROK bordering the DPRK is turning into not only the training ground of the U.S.-ROK military alliance but also a gathering place of multinational aggression forces and a test ground of modern warfare for occupying the security sphere of the DPRK and the independent countries in the region.

The dangerous escalation of the war drills staged by the U.S. and its vassal forces is posing a more serious threat to the security rights of the DPRK and this will lead to the further deterioration of the situation of the Korean peninsula and the Asia-Pacific region.

The present situation makes us keenly realize what we should do.

The DPRK's exercise of its right to self-defence will continue to completely neutralize the enemies' military threat until the enemy states give up their reckless dream of overwhelming someone by force and completely abandon their attempt to break the balance of strength in Northeast Asia and the Asia-Pacific region beyond the Korean peninsula.

It is necessary to counter the threatening maneuvers of the enemies which are getting serious as the time goes by with newly-developed strength.

The DPRK will always put all the enemies violating and threatening its sovereign security in the sighting range for precision and annihilating strike by its retaliatory means.

All the war drills for aggression staged by the enemy states in the Korean peninsula and the region will never produce the result desired by them.

Source : http://kcna.kp/en/article/detail/15f79e4a495c8d8bc65be14f92ad8699

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u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 1 day ago

Westoids : Kaesong, DPRK 🤢😡👎 Kaesong, JAPAN!!! 😍😘💖

Lmao! If westoid Japan glazers have to steal videos and photos from both the DPRK and China just to make Japan look good, then Japan must be a pretty terrible place.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 5 days ago

Thats because...It is.

Honestly.

This is such a narrow, Shitlib understanding of democracy and reality itself. Since the topic at hand is Imperial BurgerCorp, which has always functioned as an oligarchy but now of fascist tech bro billionaires like Musk, Zuckerberg, and Bezos.

The US has always been a one party state of capital. The duopoly system exists solely to manufacture consent and give voters the mere illusion of choice. Billionaire donors to both the DNC and GOP exercise veto power over candidate selection, pre-approving only those who will serve the capitalist class rather than the working class. Elections are nothing more than mere ritualistic pressure valves designed to let the American public vent frustration every few years while leaving structural power entirely untouched.

Ultimately, if voting could actually threaten bourgeois hegemony, the ruling class would never have permitted that mechanism to exist in the first place. The boundaries of permissible politics are set by capital, not by the ballot box of workers.

Its a top down system designed to keep power held within the Capitalist class. DPRK power is a bottom up system of grassroots of workers.

So, is the DPRK more democratic than the US? Yes, because working class power is structurally engraved directly into every level of governance and its constitutionally enshrined system of grassroots mass meeting nominations, worker majority representation in the Supreme People’s Assembly, and institutional accountability to the working class constitute genuine bottom up democracy.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 5 days ago

Projection

Do these braindead fascists even know that Bronze Age Greeks were actually genetically closer to West Asians than to Europeans? Wouldn't this make him the one doing the "Wuzzing". Ooooh, I get it! His problem isn't that Greeks weren't white, nor does he actually care about representation. If he actually cared about representation, he would be advocating to cast actual Greek actors, like Greek Cypriots, who share the closest genetic link to ancient Greeks. Ironically, the only person in the entire cast who looks remotely close to an actual Bronze Age Greek is Himesh Patel, an indian actor.

He's actual problem is that there are Black and transgender people in the film, and he's trying to mask his bigotry as "valid criticism" and "historical accuracy" over a fictional character.

Movie made over $1.1 billion, smashed review scores, boycott failed, cope and seethe rightoid.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 6 days ago

Take a look at their houses. Rural areas in the DPRK are surrounded by mountains and farmland.

Small villages with simple homes and local community buildings, with gathering places for local residents nearby.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 10 days ago
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Folks in the DPRK having fun playing volleyball

Wait! I was told by shitlibs that the citizens are oppressed with an iron fist, and that having fun is illegal and punishable by 3 generations of imprisonment. You mean to tell me... they lied?!

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 10 days ago
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Liberals try not to be a reactionary pos - Challenge? IMPOSSIBLE

By the way, the story is a complete fabrication that originally came from Reuters. There is no article about it on http://kcna.kp/en, https://rodong.rep.kp/, or kcnawatch.org. Since Reuters doesn't post a PDF or a picture of the newspaper they are supposedly citing, it is impossible for an independent reader to verify whether what they are saying is true or false.

The closest thing regarding hot summer and food was http://kcna.kp/en/article/detail/835baaea4459b31b95b58b892d0e7491 and its about chicken soup during the midsummer heatwaves to boost health and recover energy.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 12 days ago

If they hate "woke" movies so much, then why dont they make their OWN movies? Oh, thats right! Because their movies are shit

For all the glazing from the rightoids about Citizen Vigilante, they sure as hell didn't go to see it during its limited theatrical release in the US or even rent it on VOD. What's more hilarious is the fact that it was massively marketed by their Fuhrer Musk, and it still massively flopped.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 14 days ago

Early cinema was invented in Han Dynasty China

Or at least a early version of the artistic format and audience cinematic experience.

Chinese shadow puppetry (Otherwise known as Piyingxi) is the earliest form of cinema based on visual storytelling projected onto a screen creating cinematic frame and multi jointed motion animation along with depth based special effects and accompanied by music and dialogue, creating an immersive world for the audience. Westoids only mechanised what China had already conceptualised with the difference being the technological evolution of rapid moving still frames.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 14 days ago

Rightoids are really melting down over this one

Despite that the movie literally having a strong conservative message that warns against abandoning religious morality and divine law leads to civilisational decline. Hey, no media literacy with them.

They biggest issues with the film? They cast a Black woman as Helen of Troy (fictional character) and a transgender actor both of whom are on screen for, like, 5 minutes at most.

Talking about the movie The Odyssey.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 14 days ago
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Hmm, almost like everything you heard about the DPRK from the Westoids, Vassal Japan, and the Samsung Republic was a complete lie or something?

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 16 days ago

The perfect example of a closet Right winger

It's such a reactionary take because he is framing politics as an inevitable conflict between an ingroup and an outgroup. Acknowledging that the ingroup benefits from the status quo, yet insists on compromise from that very position of power within the hierarchy allowing system to exist. The result is that dominant groups is never expected to relinquish their structural power for the sake of a more egalitarian society.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 17 days ago

The FT confirms that the US has withdrawn its presence from Kuwait & Bahrain after Iranian attacks.

The US is now fighting at a pace that’s set by Iran.

u/Firm-Magazine1296 — 18 days ago