[Incel]

Yes, it's true. As a teacher, who is a pity incel, I always dream that a pretty, good and nice girl which is my students, soon (in 10 years) will be already 18 or 19 and she will like me, then we will become closer friends and we will fall in love. The people grow up fast. But never happened till now.

[Incel]

Sure!

[Enlighten3d]

Well... I think we can agree what communism is in definition, Lexi probably uses colloquial meaning (personally I don't like it, but it's just my opinion) that calls communism every state that advertises with it. Yet, we can also apply this to capitalism and say every flaw of current economic model (in USA e.g.) is also capitalism. This doesn't make sense. It's better to criticize communism saying it's impossible to achieve and trying it leads to totalitarianism (of course I don't agree with this but it has some merit). It's like saying there's democracy in DPRK because it has democracy in name. Or similarly, part of leftists saying everyone they don't agree are fascists. It's widespread to misuse some terms in politics but I consider it not a wise practice.

Btw what I like in China is that chinese people look to have more economic knowledge than "west" countries and aren't so biased. Poland is for example "communism bad" country, literally people here don't know what it is when you ask, yet hate it because others do so.

My personal opinion is that we shouldn't just introduce communism (that's bad idea) but rather socialism and communism is something that can be done voluntarily, like people joining communes.

Also thx MSL for linking your comment, idk if you was first, but in Poland many leftists (including me) describe DPRK very similarly to you.

[Incel]

Many countries are just nominally (only name) "democracies", "socialistic"', "republics" and so on.

Example: Belorus is a "republic" but its president (Alexander Lukashenko) is more king than the English king (Charles III). England (a kingdom) is more republic than Belorus (de facto).

[Incel]

It's interesting that there are unhappy people even in countries that many of us may consider well developed.

[Alexa]

And also communist incels.

[MSL]

 A comcel. A good neologism, right? Communist incel = "comcel". Every time spell it with "c" ("small c"), because if you spell it with a capital C, then it means Comcel (which is the name of some mobile phone operators in America:

Comcel may refer to:

Comcel Colombia, a Colombian mobile phone operator, now Claro Colombia
Comcel Haiti, a Haitian mobile phone operator that operates a TDMA network in Haiti

^{https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comcel}.)

[SEO]

Yes, here, in China many people use is right or almost right. I guess the same is in Vietnam, Cuba, Laos... not sure about North Korea tho...

North Korea is like the worse example of communism.

Yes. It's only nominally communism there.