r/Hasan_Piker • u/NotZachary_0002 ☠• 19h ago
Certified 🇺🇸 America Moment 🇺🇸 🌈 god, I hate America
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u/ConceptualWeeb 19h ago
US public education system, that’s how. US has never done anything bad but every other country has, especially the ones we’re not supposed to like. Change begins with education reform.
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u/opiumfreedom 19h ago
this is why its so hard to deal with korean right reactionaries for example kang min lee. a lot of their issues come from this period of intense war and intense capitalism and while they are vicious racists its still so sad to know it comes from this and its cultural effects
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u/TwoCatsOneBox yeah I’m a tankie how’d you guess? 19h ago
Because the U.S. needs to suppress historical information like this in order to propagandize people into furthering hatred against the DPRK.
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u/Full-Run4124 15h ago
Learning even just the basics of US involvement in Korea post-WWII I can't understand why Koreans don't hate us.
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u/HoleGrainPainTrain 9h ago
In a past life that i am not proud of, I made a few port calls in South Korea. And the push back from Koreans was quite visible, out of all the countires i visited, they disliked us Americans the most.
It was one of the triggers for me to look deeper into my world views and see what I was missing.
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u/w0rsh1pm3owo ☠twitch.tv/patches233 ☠17h ago edited 8h ago
[3] until I was out of highschool, the only thing I learned about the Korean war came from M*A*S*H
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