Not a dictatorship

How do they make a decision?

There's three leaders

And a parliament

Kim isn't even the main leader

He's the diplomatic and defense leader

And yet they still have a nuclear arsenal.

And juche

Why can't they have nukes?

We have them

So does Europe

Israel

You know we're the only country who's used nuclear weapons right?

So why should we have them?

No one should have them

Dprk needs them to protect themselves

From who?

South Korea and the US

America and the international community

Yeah

The entire world?

Isolationism is not good.

Capitalism is also problematic.

To be clear, every political ideology has pros and cons.

Yeah, you have the juche North and capitalist south

Capitalism is better compared to feudalism and a command economy, but we can do better

I wonder what is the ratio of starving children and grocery stores?

Too high, you also have to wonder the number of homeless people compared to empty unsold houses

Imagine how many people you could feed with all the wasted produce,meat, and unsold food

It's way too much.

Throwing away food should be illegal.

Unless said food is legit rotten

It should, where I live the gov created a compost bin along with a trash and recycling bin

They pick up less trash, but most uneaten food becomes fertilizer thanks to the comp bin

It's pretty neat

I have green bin too.

It still doesn't fix the corporations' waste tho

Restaurant dumpster surrounded by homeless people

What I hate is how housing is considered a commodity, same with food and water

Those things are human rights

It is possible for communism and capitalism to coexist.

What if the government gave you food, water, house, etc.
And companies are still allowed to sell you other stuff