:)))

@Gustavus the Thiccus this be good!

@Gustavus the Thiccus capitalist countries be like

That's a chinck in China lmao

this is south korea

Prove

http://www.businessinsider.com/r-gangnam-style-south-korea-set-to-demolish-slum-in-shadows-of-seoul-glitz-2015-5

it's in the capital of the city

^
Communist proof not viable

"you can't prove that seoul is the capital of south korea!"

Lol last surviving slum

"LAST SURVIVING SLUM"

Last in the capital, not the country

do you think that they'll just magically get jobs?

no

they'll find somewhere else to go

Obviously they have to find jobs

I doubt that the majority of South Korea is a slums

Ikr

@Shell Shock just like I doubt the majority of China is in slums

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guryong_Village
IT'S STILL THERE EVEN AFTER THE ATTEMPT TO REMOVE IT

"Since at least 2011, there have been plans for re-purposing the area and relocating the residents"

"Current government plans propose to demolish Guryong in 2015 and arrange subsidized housing for residents"

China

not all of China

I do believe that South Korea might have slum problems

A lot

Not majority

I reverse image searched it and got this
http://urbanvillagebrewing.com/

?

A good amount of China is doing pretty good tbh because of the companies in China

A good amount of China is doing pretty good tbh because of the central planning in China

this is described as an "urban village" or "gated community" according to what I could find
people actually WANT to live like this

http://thesis.arch.hku.hk/2016/urban-village-renewal-in-china/

"These villages are formed by migrant workers in 80s-90s in China."

Huh

oh hey this is a symptom of capitalism too

China would defiantly be a cool place to visit

Interesting

Chinese socialism is weird though. It's not a DotP