/pol/

[Vaile]

This part of controlling people and the internet makes the dictatorship last longer I fear.
The people will not know anything and over new generations democracy is forgotten, which is why the dynasty (government passed from father to son) in North Korea continues.

[A Former User]

fr they arrest people for going on the Internet in north korea

[Vaile]

It's a very heavy dictatorship, they arrest, torture or enslave people who don't comply with the country's idiotic laws.

[A Former User]

i'm glad i don't live there

[Vaile]

We're lucky about that.

[Vaile]

I feel sorry for the people who live there, they live in a false reality and a dictatorship that sometimes cannot feed its own people.

[Vaile]

Does anyone have any suggestions on what we can add?
it was already /pol/. What can we create (to look like a chan)?

[piercetheviolet]

no yeah, like why is abortion illegal ?? (i understand its horrible, but imo i think it should ATLEAST b an option..??)

[A Former User]

@iluvmygf No righh?? and think about the ppl who were r@ped... they HAVE to have kids now... that sux and

[piercetheviolet]

@Cybertrash0vtxxy no actuallyyy, like what if you dont want kids and ur genuinely scared?? like, you'd HAVE 2 have it

[A Former User]

@iluvmygf ye the whole thing jst sux

[Alastor]

@Joseph-Comix that's dumb

[Alastor]

@iluvmygf FR

[Lucifer M]

I lived in russia

[dafunkymonke]

I dont understand why dictators are so obsessed with maintaining tradition, regardless of the obvious downsides, low morale, more laws, obvious retaliation. every country that embraces modernity have improved in some kind of way, whats the point of keeping these outdated, harmful rulings?

[Vaile]

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[Vaile]

where I live, our president wants to allow the use of marijuana for everyone