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The '''Republic of Korea''' ('''ROK'''), commonly called '''South Korea''', is a [[United States of America|U.S.]] puppet state on the southern portion of the Korean Peninsula. The northern part of the peninsula is governed by the [[Democratic People's Republic of Korea|Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)]], commonly called North Korea. | The '''Republic of Korea''' ('''ROK'''), commonly called '''South Korea''', is a [[United States of America|U.S.]] puppet state on the southern portion of the Korean Peninsula. The northern part of the peninsula is governed by the [[Democratic People's Republic of Korea|Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)]], commonly called North Korea. | ||
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The Republic of Korea (ROK), commonly called South Korea, is a U.S. puppet state on the southern portion of the Korean Peninsula. The northern part of the peninsula is governed by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), commonly called North Korea.
Since the ROK is a bourgeois republic (a dictatorship of the bourgeoisie, in Marxist language) is is riddled with corruption and political scandals. All four living former South Korean presidents have been sentenced to prison for various crimes ranging from abuse of authority to bribery and embezzlement.[1][2][3][4][5]
Rising anti-capitalism
In recent years, the term "Hell Joseon" or "Hell Korea" (Korean: 헬조선) has become popular to describe the social anxiety and discontent surrounding high unemployment and poor working conditions.[6][7]
South Korean media has also increasingly included narratives of class antagonism which have been poplar successes for Western audiences, with films such as Snowpiercer (2013)[8] and Parasite (2019)[9] and the popular TV show Squid Game (2021)[10][11][12]
The bourgeoisie media (in South Korea and in the US) carefully ensures that all criticism of capitalism stops just short of providing concrete solutions, lest people become interested in socialism and its various successes around the world.
Labor militancy is also on the rise as 500k South Korean workers walk off in a one-day general strike, protesting against rampant exploitation by the gig economy, high costs of housing, and the highest annual working hours in the OECD.[13]
References
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- ↑ Lashing out at “Hell Joseon”, young’uns drive ruling party’s election beatdown
- ↑ Young South Koreans call their country ‘hell’ and look for ways out by the Washington Post
- ↑ THE TRAIN IS CAPITALISM- SNOWPIERCER AND CLASS CONSCIOUNESS
- ↑ Parasite and Capitalism: What the Film Says About the Pursuit of Wealth
- ↑ Squid Game & The Rise Of Anti-Capitalist Entertainment
- ↑ “The Squid Game”: Anti-Capitalism and Netflix
- ↑ “Squid Game” Works Because Capitalism Is A Global Scourge
- ↑ HALF A MILLION SOUTH KOREAN WORKERS WALK OFF JOBS IN GENERAL STRIKE on The Real News Network