North Korean Defector Warns about Socialism in the U.S. and Describes Mistreatment

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South Korea, China and Japan have varying degrees of extreme xenophobia as well. However, the US criticizing a country for racism is very much a "pot, kettle, black" situation.

CEOs are socialists when it comes to losses and bankruptcy - "Privatize profits and socialize losses".
Capitalism is great when you get to keep other people's money.

Fun exercise - run the list of "happiest" countries in the world against the most socialist first-world nations.
https://www.insidermonkey.com/blog/5-soc...ed-964429/

Well, you opened up a can of worms with the which countries are socialist debate.

Sweden Isn't Socialist
https://reason.com/2019/01/02/sweden-isnt-socialist/

Denmark's prime minister says Bernie Sanders is wrong to call his country socialist
https://www.vox.com/2015/10/31/9650030/d...ie-sanders

Sorry Bernie Bros But Nordic Countries Are Not Socialist
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jeffreydorf...f1279e74ad

I agree with you that capitalism isn't perfect. There are plenty of cases where people have been screwed over by caplisim, including paying $35,000 for Trump's university. 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_University

Bernie Sanders is not a socialist either even though he calls himself one. He's a social capitalist. 

Regarding the topic of this thread, many people were discussing China's racism toward African residents during the pandemic. I'm assuming that you mostly stay within right leaning spaces, which lack diversity. This was a hot topic among Black people. 

I learned about China finally allowing citizenship for foreign spouses because of population decline from the mainstream media. I also learned about Japan's xenophobic immigration policies, despite a low birth rate, from mainstream media. I also learned about the imprisonment and enslavement of Uyghurs from the mainstream media.