the veil of apathy and unknowability is crucial to keeping people complacent and helpless. misinformation only has reactionary utility. reality is left-coded.

[–] Awoo@hexbear.net 1 points 2 hours ago

I don't agree. A substantial step towards improving people's views of DPRK is first to make them understand that everything they know about the DPRK is false. It is easier to do this by undermining all existing information of the DPRK than it is to teach people to become MLs where pro-DPRK beliefs become one of the last things people get into on that journey.

Undermining all information about the DPRK requires no education and no ideology. It is where the majority can be reached.

Only after this prerequisite has been achieved can you start having conversations with average people about what the DPRK really is, without them already being marxist-leninist of course.

[–] oliveoil@hexbear.net 2 points 7 hours ago

I agree. But to Awoo's credit, a lot of these chuds are just garbage in garbage out, that's why the lowest tier infoslop and infospam gets to them.

If you get a lot of nonsense out there it would risk the bourgeois having actually reasonable criticism, but it would get also get a lot of people away from idolizing Hilter and instead idolizing Kim.

It would still be reactionary though. The chuds would still go whereever the wind blows, and then say "huh, I was a lefty like you once - but then I learned the truth. Che Guevara and everything bro, super lefty. By the way Israel is amazing."

An actual person I've met. Proudly fascist.