Are Murders And Tortures In North Korea 'A Cultural Norm"?

You can actually read or hear escapees talk about North Korea. They tell their stories of hardship and starvation.
They spend most of their time looking for food. They eat bugs and insects. A great catch is a frog. They eat wildflowers. There are lots of NK people who have escaped including soldiers. They did not get paid enough to survive either. Many escaped to South Korea. They are shown American ships and weapons and are shocked. Due to starvation, they are very small people too.
They are shocked to see how little attention to them America pays. America is the NK boogieman. They are taught to hate us with things like " if you see 3 American soldiers and kill 2, what do you have? One more to kill.
 
Nordberg said:
You can actually read or hear escapees talk about North Korea. They tell their stories of hardship and starvation.
They spend most of their time looking for food. They eat bugs and insects. A great catch is a frog. They eat wildflowers. There are lots of NK people who have escaped including soldiers. They did not get paid enough to survive either. Many escaped to South Korea. They are shown American ships and weapons and are shocked. Due to starvation, they are very small people too.
They are shocked to see how little attention to them America pays. America is the NK boogieman. They are taught to hate us with things like " if you see 3 American soldiers and kill 2, what do you have? One more to kill.
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"Would he do the same with Hitler?"

Damn that's profound. Cute girl.

Thanks for sharing the video.
 
I just thought of a perfect solution: The invasion of Grandmothers.

Call it The Grandma Plan.
 
"Cultural norm?" Obviously no. If they (murder and torture) were, it'd be happening in S. Korea too. Same culture, same people. On the other hand, it is a political norm for radical Leftist, Communist, and in this case Monarchist governments to commit murder and torture on a regular basis.
 
AProudLefty said:
Watch them eating the BBQ ribs for the first time.

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Somehow, I don't think those are really N. Korean Koreans. I suspect they're really S. Koreans pretending to be N. Koreans. Guy on the right doesn't have an approved N. Korean hair cut.

e2885592c6709900a260df0cc47921e4


Yes, there are approved N. Korean haircuts for men and women and not having one subjects you to arrest...

Then there's their "uniforms." First, they're wearing US pattern "Woodland" camouflage from the 90's. Their rolled up sleeves would not be allowed. Then they have on unapproved T-shirts.

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The rank badges are obviously fake too as it is much more subdued on camouflage uniforms...
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Somehow, I don't think those are really N. Korean Koreans. I suspect they're really S. Koreans pretending to be N. Koreans. Guy on the right doesn't have an approved N. Korean hair cut.

e2885592c6709900a260df0cc47921e4


Yes, there are approved N. Korean haircuts for men and women and not having one subjects you to arrest...

Then there's their "uniforms." First, they're wearing US pattern "Woodland" camouflage from the 90's. Their rolled up sleeves would not be allowed. Then they have on unapproved T-shirts.

Camouflage-Uniform.jpg


The rank badges are obviously fake too as it is much more subdued on camouflage uniforms...
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As expected.
 
There are many, many North Koreans who talk bout life in NK. Rightys do not have to make it up. TheNKs live a horrifying existence. But you can listen to lots of them.
 
Someone here thinks the South Koreans in the video were pretending to be North Koreans still in North Korea eating BBQ ribs for the first time.

:rofl2:
 
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