Re: [Marxism] What do Koreans think

[Lajany Otum <lajany_otum@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Shane Mage:

>
> If a government devotes huge resources to its military and military- 
> industrial departments while people are starving, it is as responsible  
> for the starvation as it would be were starvation its overt purpose.
> 
> Shane Mage
>

Ok, and if a government of a society which has experienced brutal 
occupation by two imperialist powers, Japan and USA, and arial 
warfare by the latter, fails to take adequate measures to protect 
its people from threats, inluding nuclear, by these two aggressors,
it would be responsible for the consequences of any aggression against it.

I know western humanitarianism finds itself a touching sight, But perhaps
before rushing to condemn the DPRK, the said lachrymose humanitarians 
here could focus a little on the beams in their own countries eyes, most 
recently the barbarism which their countries have imposed on Iraq and 
Afghanistan, and which they would be delighted to impose on the 
DPRK, did the DPRK not have the ability to cut off one of their hands, or 
a few fingers at least, should the imperialists attempt to invade it. 

Besides, for all the faults which Amnesty International, quoted by Bob 
Hopson here, seem inexplicably eager to highlight, DPRK is probably a 
veritable workers' paradise compared to some of the wastelands that 
have been created by western aggression recently.

Lajany Otum



      
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