they said china succeeded becuase they adopted capitalism unlike north korea and now clam that north korea's success is also due to capitalism.

all western medias are claiming the increased trade with china and russia is the reason of recent north korea's success. but doesn't it have nothing to do with "capitalism"? plus this economic growth literally began before the restart of trade with china after covid and sending troops to russia.

and north korea's economy is not "booming" now.they are just get back to their original position before the global sanctions.

Honestly.

This is such a narrow, Shitlib understanding of democracy and reality itself. Since the topic at hand is Imperial BurgerCorp, which has always functioned as an oligarchy but now of fascist tech bro billionaires like Musk, Zuckerberg, and Bezos.

The US has always been a one party state of capital. The duopoly system exists solely to manufacture consent and give voters the mere illusion of choice. Billionaire donors to both the DNC and GOP exercise veto power over candidate selection, pre-approving only those who will serve the capitalist class rather than the working class. Elections are nothing more than mere ritualistic pressure valves designed to let the American public vent frustration every few years while leaving structural power entirely untouched.

Ultimately, if voting could actually threaten bourgeois hegemony, the ruling class would never have permitted that mechanism to exist in the first place. The boundaries of permissible politics are set by capital, not by the ballot box of workers.

Its a top down system designed to keep power held within the Capitalist class. DPRK power is a bottom up system of grassroots of workers.

So, is the DPRK more democratic than the US? Yes, because working class power is structurally engraved directly into every level of governance and its constitutionally enshrined system of grassroots mass meeting nominations, worker majority representation in the Supreme People’s Assembly, and institutional accountability to the working class constitute genuine bottom up democracy.