"Thank you, friend, but you must be confused...there's no propaganda in America"

They still refuse to get rid of the name "Uyghur genocide" despite basically acknowledging that it is in no way a genocide and zero people have been killed.

You don't need to kill people to do genocide, but yes correct
- in support of your comment
  Settlers always know what they are doing, of course; it was why they worked so hard to slaughter the buffalo: they wanted to kill indigeneity, not just individual indigenous people. A people who marked time and history by the buffalo could not survive in their collectivity without it. And so, as “Plenty Coups” of the Crow nation put it,
  “When the buffalo went away the hearts of my people fell to the ground, and they could not lift them up again. After this nothing happened.”
  His point was that without the buffalo—the object on and through which his people existed and made collective meaning—their history could not continue. Individuals could survive, as he had, but the people had (arguably) come to an end.
  from https://thenewinquiry.com/blog/buffalo-skulls/

That’s not even true, North Korea has a couple minority parties with a bit of representation in the parliament.

And those parties are even listed on Wikipedia
Including famously a bunch of SocDems, who have like a handful of seats. I've always wanted to talk to someone from that specific party about their ideology. since Social Democrats in my country are just right wingers with slightly less aggressive marketing around their racism.
- Completely spitballing here, but if I would hazard a guess they push for a more open trade and foreign diplomacy policy. I am pulling this completely from my ass so don’t quote me on it.

It's not surprising that an encyclopedia maintained by volunteers is heavily biased when the only people with sufficient time and money to volunteer are terminally-online basement-dwellers.

This (at times insufferable) article does a good job of describing the effort it takes to combat misinformation on Wikipedia

I need to stress that the "reliable sources" used for citations in Wikipedia are billionaire owned rags. In the case of articles about the DPRK, they're mostly State Department publications.

Ok but youre not taking into account the considerable restraint it took to not put “monarchy”

Incredible, they managed to be wrong three words in! The DPRK is not a one party state

- And while partying, the men are required to have one of three approved haircuts that Kim likes

going back in time and killing A.H. and H.A.

Adolf Hitler

and

Hannah Arendt

That's when you know that's some good propaganda, when the targeted don't even know about it. Wikipedia is state sponsored itself and unreliable as fuck.