This is from a manipulative propaganda thing they released a while back now. They had gone a month without chaotically accusing the DPRK 🇰🇵 of something absurd and unfounded. Meanwhile:

Hwang conceived Squid Game based on his own economic struggles, as well as the class disparity in South Korea and capitalism.

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https://x.com/QB_Press/status/2112700739864994033

https://x.com/HatsOffff/status/2112721656464748563

https://x.com/WelcomeTheGulag/status/2112896462824812658

Flaired in jest a bit. But it is genuine counter propaganda levity on many levels. My intention as ever, to show the humanity of 🇰🇵

From their very recent visit to a huge boutique. Original credit to the left chapter on fb. More pics there.

Kawaii (かわいい) is a concept and aesthetic meaning "cute," "lovable," or "adorable", rooted in historical ideals of childlike innocence and vulnerability.

Call of Duty is not just a game. It's a weapon of imperialist propaganda — designed to dehumanize Koreans, desensitize you to my peoples' slaughter, and make you complicit in the next war on Korea.

Modern Warfare 4 portrays Koreans in the north as the aggressors. But history tells us who the real enemy is.
It was the US that dropped over 600,000 tons of bombs on Korea — 3.7 times the amount dropped on Japan during the entire Pacific War. The US massacred more than 3 million Koreans and obliterated 85% of our villages, schools, hospitals, and infrastructure in the north. The US Air Force killed over 600 people at No Gun Ri — 72% of them women and children.

Today, millions of Koreans still live in the shadow of a war that never ended. Divided families. Mandatory conscription for south Korean men. Camptown prostitution, where US soldiers inflict violence on Korean women. In 2025 alone, the US conducted 274 days of war drills in Korea — rehearsing for nuclear strikes, bombing civilian targets, and assassinations of North Korean leadership.
War in Korea is not a video game — it's happening in real life.

And Call of Duty does more than depict violence — it trains players to inflict it, both in the US and abroad. Families of the Uvalde school shooting victims are suing Activision, Meta, and gun manufacturer Daniel Defense — noting that the shooters in Uvalde, Parkland, and Sandy Hook all played Call of Duty and used AR-15s.

Hollywood and Western media have spent decades dehumanizing North Koreans — and it's not accidental. The Pentagon shapes how games and films depict US wars.

This week, Call of Duty MW4 releases into this moment deliberately — manufacturing consent for imperial wars.
Don't fall for it. Koreans are not your enemies. We survived a genocide — and refuse to be erased again.

Don't play the US's game. Fight the real war machine.
US OUT OF KOREA. Follow @nodutdol to learn more.

By: Sovereign Media

Source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DetfS-Jorkh/

https://x.com/BowesChay/status/2112881586270290156

https://x.com/PressTV/status/2112817340220162495

https://web.matrixnews.in/news/mp7peayt72w3u/7-million-adults-in-mainland-france-say-they-sometimes-lack-food?hl=en-IE

https://www.fondation-onet.org/en/precarite/precarite-alimentaire/?hl=en-IE

Made a pretty mild criticism of electoralism and got hit with immediate ableism

A couple of videos circulated online and went kind of viral. One is about a woman crying while begging looters to stop robbing the store. Here's one post with it (not mine of course): https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/s/aP7rbS7IEd

The second is about a man forcing his wife to return clothes she just looted. Here it is again from one of the many posts on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/SipsTea/s/2VgCiHPWhC

The store in question in the first video is a Franprix supermarket. FranPrix is a giant company whose revenue last year was over 3 billion euros, and owned by an even bigger group, Group Casino. The woman in the video is neither the owner of FranPrix nor the manager of the store.

The second is fast fashion Pimkie. One of the many not good fast fashion companies which are a definite net negative for humanity and the planet.

Why the F liberals keep defending those corporations? Fucking put the situation in context. If anything, the looting of those stores is a small attempt at minimal rebalancing of inequality.

"It's a slippery slope". No, it fucking isn't. Or maybe it's a road to a better more equal society. Fuck corporations to hell and back.

EDIT: to be clear, as people seem confused, I am not talking about this specific thing to claim that looting is the blueprint for revolution. I am critiquing the bourgeoise moralism judging them. And people who get all high and mighty when the window of one store of a multi billionaire company owned by a super shitty mega financial group is broken, as if that's the worst thing in that scene, and not the hyper exploitation of the mega corps. THAT is what I am talking about here.