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Comrade Pollett
Experienced Party Member
Posts: 923
Join date: 2007-10-14
Age: 19
Location: Newfoundland and labrador
 |  Subject: north korea Sat Mar 22, 2008 5:26 pm | |
| I hear horrible things about the country, many of whichj i feel is an over exaduration, but some i feel are true.
whats with its human rights
were things better under kim sung? or was it always that way? |
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mattabesta
Chairman of the Supreme Council
Posts: 3936
Join date: 2007-12-23
Age: 18
Location: Iceland
| | Subject: Re: north korea Sat Mar 22, 2008 5:30 pm | |
| north korea is very poor and there are nbo exagirations |
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Jeiro Sijakeuigwan
Experienced Party Member
Posts: 974
Join date: 2008-02-03
Age: 22
Location: The Circle of Flow
| | Subject: Re: north korea Sat Mar 22, 2008 7:35 pm | |
| As a Korean, I feel greatly ashamed and angered at the two "men" representing "north" Korea. And Kim Il-Sung's son, Kim Jong-il, is HARDLY his namesake. Under Kim Il-Sung's rule, some things were better, like the food rationing system worked GREAT. Everything was industrialized very quickly. Hell, Kim Il-Sung even surpassed the South in economy at one point! Then he dies, Kim Jong-il (that fat bastard SUNVABITCH) takes over, institutes Juche, and the infamous "Songun" policy. Everything crashed downhill from there. Kim Jong-il merely ignores the will of the Koreans, set only to satisify himself. He simply doesn't give a damn about the treatment of the normal population and even the army. Seen pictures of the Korean People's Army members? Testimonies? None of them are exaggerated, as matta said. He is EXACTLY like Stalin. Devil's incarnate. 
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Comrade Pollett
Experienced Party Member
Posts: 923
Join date: 2007-10-14
Age: 19
Location: Newfoundland and labrador
| | Subject: Re: north korea Sat Mar 22, 2008 7:39 pm | |
| http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=0tJBBpGUbNE |
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Jeiro Sijakeuigwan
Experienced Party Member
Posts: 974
Join date: 2008-02-03
Age: 22
Location: The Circle of Flow
| | Subject: Re: north korea Sat Mar 22, 2008 7:44 pm | |
| To Bolshevik Clock: Exactly my point. He even likes Daffy Duck! Koumahsubnida dongmu! 
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Comrade Pollett
Experienced Party Member
Posts: 923
Join date: 2007-10-14
Age: 19
Location: Newfoundland and labrador
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Jeiro Sijakeuigwan
Experienced Party Member
Posts: 974
Join date: 2008-02-03
Age: 22
Location: The Circle of Flow
| | Subject: Re: north korea Sat Mar 22, 2008 8:00 pm | |
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revolution
Member of the WR Committee
Posts: 1037
Join date: 2007-10-15
Age: 20
Location: Yanqui central
| | Subject: Re: north korea Fri Mar 28, 2008 5:12 pm | |
| So how bad are we talking here? Like Khmer Rouge?
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Jeiro Sijakeuigwan
Experienced Party Member
Posts: 974
Join date: 2008-02-03
Age: 22
Location: The Circle of Flow
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Cyprian Uljanow
World Republic Party Member
Posts: 690
Join date: 2008-03-25
Age: 34
Location: Wroclaw
| | Subject: Re: north korea Fri Mar 28, 2008 6:48 pm | |
| | Eddie Izzard wrote: | | The reason we let them get away with it, is becous they kill there own people - and were sort of FINE with that. |
So Simple yet so true... oh well, welcome to Capitalism * points under a Anvil* You are here |
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Comrade Pollett
Experienced Party Member
Posts: 923
Join date: 2007-10-14
Age: 19
Location: Newfoundland and labrador
| | Subject: Re: north korea Fri Mar 28, 2008 7:17 pm | |
| | kahnsguard wrote: | | So how bad are we talking here? Like Khmer Rouge? |
I'd say |
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oligarch
Chairman of the WR Committee
Posts: 1643
Join date: 2008-01-31
| | Subject: Re: north korea Sat Mar 29, 2008 12:16 am | |
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revolution
Member of the WR Committee
Posts: 1037
Join date: 2007-10-15
Age: 20
Location: Yanqui central
| | Subject: Re: north korea Sat Mar 29, 2008 12:18 am | |
| | oligarch wrote: | | Its Orwellian. |
Damn.
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Kenzu
Chairman of the WR Committee
Posts: 1841
Join date: 2007-08-17
Age: 26
Location: Austria - Vienna
| | Subject: Re: north korea Wed Apr 02, 2008 3:14 pm | |
| Life is not as bad as portrayed by western media, nevertheless it is still very bad, and Kim Jong Il is a stalinist, and we all know what this means!
DPRK must be liberated!
PS: South Korea isn't much better on democracy either.
-A south korean soldier once said that he thinks socialism is not bad and has been accused of "agitating in support of DPRK" he was sent to jail for a few months.
-Few years ago a teacher in a university has once said that DPRK invaded South Korea, because it wanted to unite the country. The students taking his course have been interogated by the police and the teacher has been suspended from his job.
-About 5 or 10 years ago, I forgot exactly when it was, you can look it up on the internet, but it was AFTER the cold war, a group of people founded a revolutionary party in south korea and some time later they have been accused of "Trying to join the Workers Party of DPRK" and have been EXECUTED by South Korean government.
If you go to South Korea, never say anything in favor of socialism. Otherwise this might have serious consequences for you. Even if you are a foreigner. |
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mononokifool
Experienced Party Member
Posts: 838
Join date: 2008-03-30
Age: 24
Location: Florida
| | Subject: Re: north korea Wed Apr 02, 2008 5:18 pm | |
| | Kenzu wrote: | Life is not as bad as portrayed by western media, nevertheless it is still very bad, and Kim Jong Il is a stalinist, and we all know what this means!
DPRK must be liberated!
PS: South Korea isn't much better on democracy either.
-A south korean soldier once said that he thinks socialism is not bad and has been accused of "agitating in support of DPRK" he was sent to jail for a few months.
-Few years ago a teacher in a university has once said that DPRK invaded South Korea, because it wanted to unite the country. The students taking his course have been interogated by the police and the teacher has been suspended from his job.
-About 5 or 10 years ago, I forgot exactly when it was, you can look it up on the internet, but it was AFTER the cold war, a group of people founded a revolutionary party in south korea and some time later they have been accused of "Trying to join the Workers Party of DPRK" and have been EXECUTED by South Korean government.
If you go to South Korea, never say anything in favor of socialism. Otherwise this might have serious consequences for you. Even if you are a foreigner. |
Wow, sounds like Japan when you talk about China._________________  |
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mattabesta
Chairman of the Supreme Council
Posts: 3936
Join date: 2007-12-23
Age: 18
Location: Iceland
| | Subject: Re: north korea Wed Apr 02, 2008 5:28 pm | |
| | mononokifool wrote: | | Kenzu wrote: | Life is not as bad as portrayed by western media, nevertheless it is still very bad, and Kim Jong Il is a stalinist, and we all know what this means!
DPRK must be liberated!
PS: South Korea isn't much better on democracy either.
-A south korean soldier once said that he thinks socialism is not bad and has been accused of "agitating in support of DPRK" he was sent to jail for a few months.
-Few years ago a teacher in a university has once said that DPRK invaded South Korea, because it wanted to unite the country. The students taking his course have been interogated by the police and the teacher has been suspended from his job.
-About 5 or 10 years ago, I forgot exactly when it was, you can look it up on the internet, but it was AFTER the cold war, a group of people founded a revolutionary party in south korea and some time later they have been accused of "Trying to join the Workers Party of DPRK" and have been EXECUTED by South Korean government.
If you go to South Korea, never say anything in favor of socialism. Otherwise this might have serious consequences for you. Even if you are a foreigner. |
Wow, sounds like Japan when you talk about China. |
he's talking about s-korea. |
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mononokifool
Experienced Party Member
Posts: 838
Join date: 2008-03-30
Age: 24
Location: Florida
| | Subject: Re: north korea Wed Apr 02, 2008 5:43 pm | |
| | mattabesta wrote: | | mononokifool wrote: | | Kenzu wrote: | Life is not as bad as portrayed by western media, nevertheless it is still very bad, and Kim Jong Il is a stalinist, and we all know what this means!
DPRK must be liberated!
PS: South Korea isn't much better on democracy either.
-A south korean soldier once said that he thinks socialism is not bad and has been accused of "agitating in support of DPRK" he was sent to jail for a few months.
-Few years ago a teacher in a university has once said that DPRK invaded South Korea, because it wanted to unite the country. The students taking his course have been interogated by the police and the teacher has been suspended from his job.
-About 5 or 10 years ago, I forgot exactly when it was, you can look it up on the internet, but it was AFTER the cold war, a group of people founded a revolutionary party in south korea and some time later they have been accused of "Trying to join the Workers Party of DPRK" and have been EXECUTED by South Korean government.
If you go to South Korea, never say anything in favor of socialism. Otherwise this might have serious consequences for you. Even if you are a foreigner. |
Wow, sounds like Japan when you talk about China. |
he's talking about s-korea. |
FACEPALM.Jpg I know, I was simply relating it to something a lot of people know about. If a teacher talks about the rape of Nanking the teacher gets arrested. see how its similar_________________ |
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Steel
Pioneer Leader
Posts: 92
Join date: 2008-04-01
Location: UK
| | Subject: Re: north korea Wed Apr 02, 2008 7:24 pm | |
| | Kenzu wrote: |
-A south korean soldier once said that he thinks socialism is not bad and has been accused of "agitating in support of DPRK" he was sent to jail for a few months.
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I believe that South Korea holds the record for the longest detained political prisoner. From the 2002 Guinness world records:
"Kim Sung-myun served a lengthy 43 years and 10 months in prison in Seoul, South Korea, for supporting Communist North Korea. He was released at the age of 70 in Aug 1995, having never read a newspaper or watched television while in prison."
Things are not as bad as some claim, 20% of the population is not, for example, currently imprisoned in 'gulags', and accordin to several reasonably independent studies the no. of deaths as a result of famine is not as high as others maintain.
But the conditions of the workers in the DPRK are certainly not acceptable. |
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Liche
Chairman of the Supreme Council
Posts: 4612
Join date: 2008-01-29
Age: 19
Location: USA-Virginia
| | Subject: Re: north korea Wed Apr 02, 2008 9:03 pm | |
| | Jeiro Sijakeuigwan wrote: | As a Korean, I feel greatly ashamed and angered at the two "men" representing "north" Korea. And Kim Il-Sung's son, Kim Jong-il, is HARDLY his namesake.
Under Kim Il-Sung's rule, some things were better, like the food rationing system worked GREAT. Everything was industrialized very quickly. Hell, Kim Il-Sung even surpassed the South in economy at one point!
Then he dies, Kim Jong-il (that fat bastard SUNVABITCH) takes over, institutes Juche, and the infamous "Songun" policy.
Everything crashed downhill from there.
Kim Jong-il merely ignores the will of the Koreans, set only to satisify himself. He simply doesn't give a damn about the treatment of the normal population and even the army. Seen pictures of the Korean People's Army members? Testimonies? None of them are exaggerated, as matta said.
He is EXACTLY like Stalin. Devil's incarnate. |
He's just "Ronery, so Ronery, know but there but him ownry..damn forgot the rest of the lyrics...from Team America. |
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Voice of Reason
Komsomol Member
Posts: 183
Join date: 2008-01-12
| | Subject: Re: north korea Wed Apr 02, 2008 9:42 pm | |
| @ Kenzu for Koreans the Cold War is not over.
The always visible threat of NK is stressing the good Korea to sometimes overreact. Also I can imagine, that the soldier was executed during the time of dictatorship in SK. I know you like dictators, but usually they use barbaric methods to secure their power. |
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