It looks like north and south division is not enough
Korea: East vs West
Andrew Wood
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Julian Ramirez
whats blue and whats red
Logan White
kwangju masterrace reporting in. fuck the kyongsang cucks
Anthony Roberts
Blue is Femnazi globalhomo
Red is pretend conservatives
Leo Morales
Wasn't Korea historically split into three Kingdoms? Do the political divisions match those ancient borders? That would be interesting if they did.
Jackson Hill
>Red is pretend conservatives
you mean cuckservatives who blindly like to suck US and israel's dicks? worst KR is doomed.
Hudson Thomas
Yes
Jordan Collins
the romans had a play about this
Jordan Price
Yes the pre-Silla kingdom(east) is conservative like texas, and pre-Baek-jae kingdom(west) is quite progressive nowadays
Easton Jackson
how redpilled is ilbe in terms of JQ anyways?
Ayden Powell
you mean silla, goguyeo, and baekjae right? So the division is less political and more of cultural rivalry, sort of like dixie south vs yankie north over here. I don't think the ancient borders carry a political trend though, it's literally "im voting the opposite of what the other guy is voting"
Tyler Jenkins
Daily reminder that Jeon-La region is communist cancer.
Sebastian Reed
경상도도 이대로 가다간 민주당에 먹힐 거 같던데, 경상도 민주당 지지율 스멀스멀 올라가더라
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Jeremiah Flores
Korea just spreading his ass cheeks for China. They've been doing it for fifteen hundred years. An entire nation of ladyboys.
Andrew Flores
This
Xavier Butler
And Gorgoryeo is a Communist shithole. Interesting stuff.
Andrew White
Unironically, North Korea region was the most capitalistic and religious before 1945
Logan Morales
Nice Papago there 병신.
Michael Hall
Which religon?
Connor Peterson
Christian
Robert Russell
well it's a bit more complicated than that. goguryeo was the purest "korean" kingdom to exist since they had their own identity. silla was backed by tang china and baekjae was a heavy influencer of japan. So northern korea was the original tribal ultranationalist. Since silla allied with china and conquered all the other kingdoms, the ruling dynasty had a southern bias in favoritism. This really didn't end until post ww2.
Now that north korea was finally free, they tried to rid of southern influence by obtaining their own strong ally in the form of the soviet union. Hence, the current division.
NK is more nazbol at heart if they weren't railroaded into becoming 100% communist
Charles Jenkins
Juche is monarchist at heart if anything
Caleb Mitchell
I didn't even know you had Christianity there before the war.
Justin Perez
We have a Saint and martyrs. Way b4 the K-war.
Nolan Baker
most of them were from the USA. There's quite a bit of spectacular stories around that time. One being how a missionary's wife and child was killed by the native koreans, but despite hearing the news the missionary continued his sermon because service to God and the salvation of the korean peoples triumphed his immediate grief
Kayden Jones
Not true... They were from France.. Unless you're talking about the time of the Korean War.
Thomas Russell
I've been reading several diaries from american missionaries that went to korea after the great awakening. when did france send theirs?
Xavier Anderson
The French Catholics man.. lol
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Jonathan Russell
holy hell, 10k martyrs? my respect for the frogs went up a bit. I only thought they were spineless POW killers
Austin Bell
give us a little credit. we retained our ethno-national identity for 2000 years for a reason when the chinks were getting stomped by our manchurian cousins every few hundred years.
Jaxson Walker
Korea outside Seoul is barren wasteland. Can’t believe anyone cares.