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The people before us weren't perfect. Their mistakes are blueprints to learn from and build a better world
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Criticizing USA doesn't grant you a license to be racist. Also, feeling patriotic towards your own country isn't wrong.
the easiest first step in ensuring that the usa and it's ilk change their tune is to stop repeating the propaganda the usa already admitted to manufacturing thanks to the freedom of information act.
i'm referring to stuff like this:
if you're to repeat their propaganda, you should atleast be getting paid for it.
*i'm going to be doing graphene too and i'm waiting for motorola.
this "both sides" argument is indicative of the extent to which western propaganda has impacted your thought process.
the FOIA litmus test will easily tell you whether or not your source is biased. since the late 1970's the FOIA has effectively been forcing the us gov't to publicly admit that it manufactured propaganda about many things including north korea as an "authoritarian" state.
if your source still characterizes north korea as an authoritarian state; then know that they're giving you propaganda that the us gov't has already effectively said is fake -- in writing -- since 1979.
Given that you think the US and Canada are only as bad as Russia, you're certainly no hater of them; if anything, you have a rosey picture of them. Further supported by the fact you think 250 people dying in clashes 40 years ago even registered in comparison to the millions killed by the West since.