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  • Harashi@jlai.lutoForum Libre@jlai.luRationalisation de Lemmy ?
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    2 months ago

    Je suis assez d’accord, j’ai l’impression que les commus anglophones, notamment celles à forte audience comme les memes par exemple, sont remplies de gens très énervés qui sont partis dans l’opposé de Reddit. Là-bas on a une tendance de plus en plus forte à la mise en avant de contenu facho/mascu alors qu’il y a un mois ou deux je me suis retrouvé ici dans un débat un peu violent avec un type qui disait que la Corée du Nord était une démocratie tout en me traitant de débile. Il semblerait que ces profils de type “Hexbear” (pour celles et ceux qui s’en souviennent) se développent de plus en plus. Plein de contenus qui promeuvent la Chine, l’Iran, etc, peut-être en partant du principe qu’il s’agit d’un lieu antisystème et donc de gens qui se laisseraient convaincre par un discours très anti-occident, quand bien même leurs alternatives ne font pas rêver. Je n’ai pas encore trouvé de commu généraliste “de gauche mais normale”, si vous voyez ce que je veux dire.

    Par ailleurs j’ai l’impression d’une baisse assez nette du contenu en français qui apparaît dans mon fil depuis 6 mois-1 an. Or, en y réfléchissant je me rend compte que c’était surtout produit par deux ou trois personnes (dont Camus et toi). Je suis un peu fautif, dans le sens où ici j’ai beaucoup consommé et peu produit, mais c’est ce que disent beaucoup d’autres commentaires sous ce post, construire une communauté c’est long et il faut du monde. Peut-être qu’à force de scandales sur les gros réseaux on en aura de plus en plus.


  • Harashi@jlai.lutoMemes@lemmy.mlHmmmmm. Libs: NoRtH KoReA BaDdD
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    4 months ago

    Ok, so western press exagerates or tell straight up lies on details and defectors could not be trusted everytime, but they tell coherent stories. Besides, there is a difference between wanting to be buried in your homeland and wanting to return live there. The situation might be not as bleak as commonly told in the West and I will check some of the links you provided when I’ll have time, but I still think we have enough proofs to see that NK is not a great country to live and that its government is at fault. I am not an expert on this, but I have a simple question. You wrote :

    As the US Empire’s influence wanes, the DPRK will increase trade and interaction with the world, increasing accurate information

    So why is it so difficult for foreign journalists to comme to NK ? If NK’s situation is as good as you suggest, why not showing it ? Just for the sake of shuting the mouth of western criticism ? Why the few ones who could go there are restricted to Pyongyang ? What could possibly justify to hide the truth about the country if this truth is actually good, or even not as bad as told ? You say foreign exchanges are possibles with Russia, China or Cuba, three country that share views, to put it like that, with NK about the handling of press and information. I do not think this is reliable. In absence of more trustworthy sources, I consider that the coherent reports told by people who actually went there and were of different horizons (defectors, some journalists of different countries) could be at least partially trusted. It would be extremly unlikely that NK turns out to be a socialist paradise that was hidden from us. I do not know if you consider Reporters Without Borders as another capitalist spawn because it has its headquarters in a western country (France), but its survey of press freedom in NK is explicit. So again, why not showing to us westerners how much we are wrong ?


  • Harashi@jlai.lutoMemes@lemmy.mlHmmmmm. Libs: NoRtH KoReA BaDdD
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    4 months ago

    Ok, first of all : I did not make the claim that everyone outside of Pyongyang is an illiterate farmer, you are transforming what I wrote. I said that it could not be 99,9% but maybe 75%. You are just immediately assuming the worst about my intentions because you disagree with me.

    Second : about that method of calculation I checked and was, indeed, wrong. Functionnal litteracy is not calculated that way and this number of 99,9% could be close to real. So for that point : my bad and apologies.

    But about the rest, I am not puting the blame on North Korean people by applying western chauvinism, I put the blame on the Kim family and their way to govern. You say we cannot trust HRW, but we cannot trust this UN report made by interrogating hundreds of people who fled NK either ? Are they all liars and agents of disinformation ? There are tons of proofs of the bad treatment of NK population and the only counter-narratives defensors of NK can offer are always produced by NK, which is as biased as if it was a capitalist propaganda. I agree that bombing, sanctions and threats are making everything worse, but it explains and does not excuses. It is not a reason to repaint a country like that as ideal just because of the situation in the west.


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    4 months ago

    Some things in this infographics are true-ish (like men/women equality) but most of it are not. 99,9% alphabetization is absolutely impossible even in our wildest dreams of utopia, because it would mean that there is absolutely no mentally disabled people who can’t learn to read or descholarised children with learning difficulties. Besides, most of the country is a big farmland made to nourrish the capital city, with huge areas with no electricity, a data (% of houses with electricity) that this infographic strangely do not show. The rest could be seriously challenged by Human Rights Watch reports and so on.

    I understand the necessity to think outside the capitalist framework and overthrow a system that creates so many inequalities and injustices (otherwise I would not be here), but I do not think it will be achieved by praising a regime who does not creates better life conditions fot its people.



  • Si tu veux une approche pas trop académique, mais par assimilation pour lire des textes assez vite, je conseille fortement la série de livres Lingua latina per se illustrata (le premier tome s’appelle Familia Romana). En gros ils t’apprennent le latin en te faisant lire dès le départ des textes très simples et en t’aidant avec des images, tout est en latin du début à la fin et plus tu lis plus tu comprends, c’est assez génial même si c’est facile au début et plus on avance plus le Gaffiot, voire une grammaire, sera nécessaire.

    Sinon pour une approche plus scolaire (ou en complément), l’excellent manuel de Simone Déléani et Jean-Marie Vermander, Initiation à la langue latine et à son système.




  • Je me permet une petite précision : dans la Marseillaise le “sang impur” est en fait celui des nobles. Ces derniers se présentaient comme différents du reste de la population au point d’être d’un meilleur sang qui, selon l’expression consacrée, était même bleu. Il ne s’agit donc pas de celui des étrangers, ce qui aurait été bizarre au vu des idéaux révolutionnaires de l’époque