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Fire destroys Korean government's cloud storage system, no backups available
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You do know that there's two korean countries, right?
this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2025
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What are you talking about? There's one Korea and half of it is occupied by an imperialist army.
Am I on .world? Why are people downvoting objective reality?
Oh, so they share their passport, their borders, their economy and so forth? Do you also believe that all countries that speak English, is the UK? or US?
Why do I have to put up with this kind of feigned ignorance after being made to look at maps that include Crimea in Ukraine for like a decade now?
You can accept or reject the claim that South Korea is an imperialist outpost of the US. I don't care about that right now.
But you do know that nothing in OPs comment implies that the two korea's share passports or anything like that, right? Like, come on, these are basic reading comprehension skills.
And you simply don't get the point, that there are two "Korea" and that it would be prudent to say which one you are talking about. That's beyond your basic comprehension skills.