it wasn't "socialism" was merely popular back then and was picked up on is north korea democratic because of the "d"prk? though most people calling things "socialism" or "communism" don't care at all about the actual political theories and views that would underpin an actual attempt to differentiate and see the overlap and exclusions between political happenings and movements one is seeing it's almost always a namecalling attempt here and in many right wing circles and that's pretty effective perhaps there should be a constructive populism from various leftist schools of political thought and these fags should be ridiculed more but alas neoliberalism is still betrothed to the capital class and will always play second fiddle to the full sellouts that the rightoids are in this arena it's hilariously pathetic but sadly no one can extricate themselves from politics so there needs to emerge renewed understanding
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