What's the drug policy like in the DPRK?
this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2024
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good question
Do they have any secret chestnut cultivars? I want to believe that it's possible to revive the native Turtle Island chestnut population.
how does this relate to the DPRK Comrade ?
There are chestnut species native to northeast Asia which I suspect are already cultuvated as a prolific food source by the DPRK.
For some reason I can't connect to any .kp websites at the moment, but I am wondering where they consider the current frontier in state ideology to be. That is to say, what new ideological work are they concerned with? Not just the preservation of standing ideology among the people, which I understand is a necessity.
I've read some of their publications -- and here I am most thinking of the humorously titled "No One Can Replace Women" (available online at kass.org.kp if I remember right) -- and I can't help but notice reactionary trends. For example, in the aforementioned article, women are given such a status because of their ability to produce and rear children. I'll grant the first part, but the publication says things like, paraphrasing, "a mother must devote the entirety of her existence to raising her child" with no mention of others being involved, even the father. Are we really going to endorse such an isolating family structure? Are we not going to exercise collective life by involving others, even beyond the father, in the task of child-rearing? Can't a mother have other aspirations for her own accomplishments besides reproduction? Or does it believe a mother has no other life for however many years?
This isn't a one-off, I just don't have access to the website to refresh my memory or read more articles.
Edit: the collection of articles might also be on naenara.com.kp, idk
This question in particular I think is very important because of south Korea’s misogynistic views on women
Rn I am waiting for my friend to fix his VPN
When are they releasing the juchero?
When I immigrate there
It's widely known that Kim Jong Un, glorious leader of the DPRK, has inherited Stalin's spoon.
Emboldened by the Spoon, what are the Worker's Party of Korea's exciting plans to bring about global communism?
Do nothing ,Win
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how silly do things get over there (funny stuff in public, what are parties like there)
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What is the funniest thing you've seen in public
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Do people feed birds/squirrels for fun over there? Is it common, or is it looked down upon?
:pigeon: 🐦🐿️🦝
The weirdest thing that I have confirmed to be true is that the DPRK does actually ban jeans but it’s for cultural reasons, older people hated jeans and called for their ban
iirc it's specifically blue jeans, and black jeans are fine (and in fact produced in the DPRK). idk for sure though.
Actually even blue jeans are allowed but not fully in public ,they’re allowed on the side
I don’t understand a thing bit it’s all cultural
What are LGBTQ+ rights like within the DPRK? What are the laws and cultural norms like?
I’m still waiting for him to fix his vpn 😭
Does the DPRK now decoupling from fossil fuels?
I am waiting for my friend to fix his VPN issue
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How friendly are strangers in the DPRK?
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Are there open community activities like how retired aunties and uncles go to public dances China's parks? If there are, how common are they?
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Is COVID still taken seriously? (Mask requirements, sick leave from work, quarantines)
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What is the best snack or candybar in DPRK?
All very good Questions
We will wait