1933 government Germany still valued private property and was not completely centrally planned.

Juche is COMPLETELY centrally planned.

north korea has private property

What the state gives you, yeah, lol.

still yours

That is not your's.

if the state gives you property

thats your property

And if they can take it away at any time

That is, in practice, not you'rs.

the US can do that too

Not without proper reason.

they do it regularly

Can you name examples?

eminent domain allows the government to take away your property

sure

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2015/08/19/donald-trumps-abuse-of-eminent-domain/?noredirect=on

(((drumpf)))

i think north koreans, as a people, are capable of feeding themselves in an autarky

https://fee.org/articles/abuse-of-power-how-government-misuses-eminent-domain/

@TraitorGG

their need for food aid is proof that their government is a disaster

not really, its proof how petty the UN can be about 1 nuke

when israel has like 80

and the US has thousands

the UN isn't stopping north korea from growing its own food, buddy

its stopping it from importing it

If you read that, it literally says Trump lost that in court in the *CRDA* *v.* *Banin* Case

what about the 2nd one

So yes, he tried - and he lost.

I'll read that now.

north korea literally gets international food aid

do you think the land is not capable of sustaining the people

north korea is a mountainous country

There wasn't a specific second case mentioned in that article, though it does say he has done that and attempted it repeatedly through the years.

only a small portion of its land can be used for farming

But again, notice that it wasn't policy and it was thrown out of court in that one case

http://mentalfloss.com/article/63514/7-maddening-examples-eminent-domain

It is Juche policy to take any property as necessary whenever.

It is not our policy.

You can put 1000 more examples - that does not mean it is official policy, lol.