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That's incredibly naive. The likelihood of a Hollywood corporation releasing a North Korean movie that made any endorsements of the country is virtually nil. It
by crdoconnor 12y ago
That's incredibly naive. The likelihood of a Hollywood corporation releasing a North Korean movie that made any endorsements of the country is virtually nil. It is structurally impossible. That is in part thanks to the extremely blurred distinction between US corporations and the state.
If North Korea suddenly became a US ally, though, it would happen eventually.
Hollywood has often been a front for US policymakers to covertly influence domestic opinion. You may be oblivious to this, but I doubt the North Koreans are.
- Crito 12y ago> "The likelihood of a Hollywood corporation releasing a North Korean movie that made any endorsements of the country is virtually nil. It is structurally impossible." The likelihood of Hollywood releasing a movie that praises the Nazis is virtually nil, but that has fuck-all to do with "blurred distinctions" between Hollywood and the US Government.
- crdoconnor 12y agoBefore the US entered the war it actually wouldn't have been all that unlikely. They had plenty of supporters. Only after did it become an impossibility. And yes, that was everything to do with the US government.