LOL Me too. Seriously, I think it would be a very moving experience to witness what it must be like to live in a society where every person lives in a prison and carry on like they have it better than everyone else in the world. Hopefully, I will make it to Cuba before Casto dies and the country moves into an open society.
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Imagine how shocked the North Koreans will be when the day comes when they are able to see the world from inside their borders. They are going to be pissed at their leadership for how they were duped for all those decades.
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2 up...its simple to go to Cuba
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So would I actually. Just out of morbid curiousity.
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1 up. I am the first poster. You articulated what I missed to say. It would be morbid curiosity. If you go to y o u t u b e they have very interesting videos on the topic. I thought it was difficult to visit cuba. Can you leave from the U.S.?
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North Koreans have the mindset that WW2 just ended and that it can start again any day. They adore their leader, and actually believe that he doesn't defecate, sweat, etc.. He is more god than leader. Sad.
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1 up, you are right. They think he is a god. If the truth is ever revealed there will be some dead communist party leaders.
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Those propaganda posters the North Koreans use leave you really wondering about that society
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LOL Yeah. Look at the soldier in the poster holding three shells as if it is no sweat to pick up that kind of weight. I think the North Koreans see their "Dear Leader"( his title in North Korea) less as a god than they do as someone they fear. Everyone knows the least little infraction-even complaining about the government not giving enough one month ration of rice-can have the whole family, including extended family(cousins)thrown in a gulag for life. I hear few who go into those places ever come out alive.
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here's a question......HAVE YOU PEOPLE LOST YOUR FUCKING MINDS?
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^^ No. We have not lost our minds. I think someone would be fine visiting NK. You just don't want to speak your mind or take pictures or video when they tell you not to. They have visitors from around the world. It is just really difficult to get entry authorization
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Anybody who thinks they know what north koreans think or believe without having been there is a f***ing retard.
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1 up. Dude, Do you have any idea how many documentaries have been made on North Korea? Have you ever taken the time to listen to all those who have escaped? The West knows how those people think. What we don't know is how the government strategizes day-to-day against the West.
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whoa 4^ THE F-BOMB IN ALL IT'S GLORY. AWESOME
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2^ Why don't you share your top 3 documentaries then, dude? Oh, because you and no other retard here has ever seen one. Shut the f*** up.
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1 up. I am 3 up. I won't bother giving you the top three, because I do not know if documentaries on North Korea have ever been listed or selected among the best documentaries by the American Motion Picture Association. I will give you the best that I have seen while working on my graduate degree in Sociology: Welcome to North Korea/ Peter Terreroo
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