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| North Korea | Started by: Henry_Hill on Apr 16, '09 22:15 |
| As for you Mr.Striphe, I'll deep fry your ass! | |
| Reply by: Cav at Apr 17, '09 18:37 | |
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| sounds weird... and kinky... lmao | |
| Reply by: TheTerminator at Apr 17, '09 20:24 | |
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| I pity countries that stricken with a disease, one called socialism. The indiviual is entitled to indivuality, his own property and the pursue of wealth and prosperity. | |
| Reply by: Sal_Giaquinto at Apr 17, '09 21:29 | |
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| I have a Korean news channel | |
| Reply by: Drew_Teller at Apr 17, '09 22:13 | |
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| Wait aint n. Korea a communist country? ANARCHY! | |
| Reply by: Drew_Teller at Apr 17, '09 22:15 | |
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They have a ferris wheel on the main river between North and South to make the Communists look friendly. Too bad it hasn't been used in decades. |
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| Reply by: Ember at Apr 17, '09 22:36 | |
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| Apparently they are having alot of problems lol | |
| Reply by: ImTheX2 at Apr 17, '09 23:12 | |
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"I pity countries that stricken with a disease, one called socialism. The indiviual is entitled to indivuality, his own property and the pursue of wealth and prosperity." Sal, that's all true and well, but socialism isn't what you're talking about. It's communism, false communism that's abused by fat greedy dictators. Examples of socialism would include all sorts of things in the US, such as the police force, fire departments, education, etc. Capitalism is good, you make tons of money quickly. However it's not very stable, and when it eventually crashes, we shift to a more socialist stance, when everything's more stable, back to capitalism. |
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| Reply by: Internet at Apr 18, '09 04:01 | |
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| fire departments? lol | |
| Reply by: Cav at Apr 18, '09 16:10 | |
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| I like korea its near japan my fav country! (= | |
| Reply by: Drew_Teller at Apr 18, '09 20:25 | |
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Well uh.. there's a movie that sums it up quite well, I guess - The Interview. If you haven't already watched this masterpiece, please go see it. It'll shed a whole new light on their supreme leader :D |
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| Reply by: Mr_Cat at Dec 10, '25 16:32 | |
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i would like to visit North Korea; at the moment there are no package tours as they have been banned, but when they are allowed again i would be tempted to go. There are rules to follow when there, of course, but as long as you don't do silly stuff it would be a fascinating experience. |
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| Reply by: Servette at Dec 17, '25 06:47 | |
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North Korea is a model country. The people are very happy about their splendid leadership, who always have the best of the country in mind. Moreover korean barbeque is wonderfull and tasty. |
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| Reply by: Benny at Dec 21, '25 09:02 | |
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Hard to have an opinion about something, that is so closed down. It's crazy to think that it is possible to run a country like this in 2025, but hey. Here we are :-) |
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| Reply by: Valestri at Dec 21, '25 14:02 | |
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| As a non expert, I would say that if you compare the principles of how North Korea is run, they are very similar to those of the prior Josean period (monarchy) where the rights of people in society were based on whether they were aristocratic through to peasants - ranks which passed down through the generations and where upward social mobility was almost impossible. Those ranks have been swapped in the modern North Korea with what your grand parents did in the communist revolution and for example whether they were born in the south and ended up in the north afrer the war. | |
| Reply by: Servette at Dec 27, '25 07:52 | |
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Great place. I would like to go there sometime :) :) |
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| Reply by: Arco at Jan 08, '26 09:50 | |
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| North Korea is full of people who want to do the best for their families, in difficult circumstances, but where they have no real knowledge of anyone else’s circumstances being different from theirs. That is why people who get caught watching South Korean KDramas in North Korea are executed. | |
| Reply by: Geneva at Jul 14, '26 06:31 | |
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I mean, a lot of propaganda everywhere. Within every country, from Canada and US to whatever, rest of the Europe and the world.
But the craziest part about North Korea is that they are so much into the authocratic regimes that they have propaganda about great leader never pooping and whatever, not even Stalin did that, crazy lmao. Or should I say L-Mao! |
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| Reply by: BerZerk at Jul 30, '26 10:19 | |
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