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“Workers of the world all worlds unite! You have nothing to loose but your chains!”
I see, thanks for the info.
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Probably, idk
So you admit they do not exist?
OK then, maybe I am just too much of a purist. However I found this when I made a quick search.
Seit einigen Jahren gibt es allerdings einen Konflikt zwischen zwei Gruppen der kostümierten Marktbesucher. Die einen sind diejenigen, welche sich in fantasievolle bzw. mittelalterlich wirkende „Gewandungen“ jeglicher Art kleiden, die anderen jene, welche auf Authentizität hohen Wert legen. Letztere Gruppe – auch als A-Fraktion bezeichnet (von Authentizität abgeleitet) – kritisiert die Qualität der historischen Darstellung bzw. dass dem Besucher nicht verdeutlicht wird, dass das Dargestellte nicht dem historischen Mittelalter entspricht.
Soße: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mittelaltermarkt#Authentizität
the closest “western” country that won’t send them back is either Cambodia or Laos
I thought that would be South Korea but of course I am aware there is one hell of a border in between. Maybe Japan by boat would be more realistic? I just hate that in general people are not free to go where they want in this world. National states are a terrible structure.
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Maybe there is a cultural misunderstanding on my side? Where I live, we have so called “medieval markets” which are actually more like a fair than a market and everything there, like market stands and costumes are pretty strictly in medieval style. Those events are very much about diving into another historical era for a few hours. Sure, most of the guests are not in costumes but I imagine having furries and trekkies in costumes there, would impact the overall atmosphere much, much more. I assumed that renaissance faires in America where similar events but I now I wonder if I assumed wrong and maybe they are more like fantasy conventions?
Maybe there is a cultural misunderstanding on my side? Where I live, we have so called “medieval markets” which are actually more like a fair than a market and everything there, like market stands and costumes are pretty strictly in medieval style. Those events are very much about diving into another historical era for a few hours. Sure, most of the guests are not in costumes but I imagine having furries and trekkies in costumes there, would impact the overall atmosphere much, much more. I assumed that renaissance faires in America where similar events but I now I wonder if I assumed wrong and maybe they are more like fantasy conventions?
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Even as someone who loves Star Trek: That would be incredibly selfish since it would crush immersion for all the fair visitors except a few trekkies.
“Hindunauts” was simply the first name I came up with. Maybe that is because India is ruled by a nationalist-theocratic party. However, in the first place I just made a joke and will happily accept good proposals of better/secular names. What name do you propose?
I was also honestly surprised to read it weren’t Muricans
Then I really don´t get why they did not choose to flee to a western country that does not extradite to North Korea …
Why are they seen as traitors for moving to a country that is one of North Koreas closest allies? They did not even leave the socialist sphere. Can someone with more insight please elaborate?
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