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I must preface my question by stating I understand it is not logical to request someone to produce evidence to refute an article which in of itself makes claims
by Diesel555 4y ago
I must preface my question by stating I understand it is not logical to request someone to produce evidence to refute an article which in of itself makes claims with no evidence. You could simply state the original article has no evidence, so why believe them? But, I'm just curious.
Do you happen to have any historical evidence or perspective which supports the theory that right wing people pushed this the false history - or that the right wing conspiracy is widely accepted by the contemporary historical communities? I'd like to read.
- jinwoo68 4y agoI don't have any first hand documents but wikipedia seems to explain a bit[1]. Also note that the original article explicitly says "THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION". [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Il-sung https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Il-sung
- yomkippur 4y agoNamuwiki seems to discredit the claim that it was a right wing conspiracy theory (based on my limited korean abilities). It's a trope to constantly blame right wing groups in Korea for everything that the left doesn't like. I've seen it during my stay here and just realized man, this left-right rivalry seems like a major trend all over the world