North Korean citizen gives glimpse into the country - Page 2

Even if western democracies such as the USA (wouldnt suprise me if the US were to)were to get involved to conflict with North Korean officials & overthrow Kim Jong Ill II their would be the problem of the citizens adjusting to democracy & theirfore a civil war may break out or a even more crazier man will take over. An eample of such things would probaly the current situation in Iraq & the Weimar Republic.

The Weimar Republic was a democratic state of Germany established after the first world war but fell due to the public not being aware how Democracy worked & right winged parties that opposed the government. Such a right winged party that was involved would be the Nazi Party lead by Adolf Hittler.

I want Korea to unite again. Arirang.

TBH, I think when Kim Jong Il dies, then is the best time to strike. While his son will probably take over, there's a chance it'll take some time before he comes into full power.

I come from South Korea, and during the Korean War, they were backed up in the city I was born: Busan. I take great pride in the fact that my city was the only one to avoid being taken over, so I take Korean ordeals seriously.

I don't understand why we should do anything. We already meddle in too many countries affairs, which is the reason why most of the world hates westernization. North Koreans are brainwashed, they revere KJI as a god, why do we have to be the ones to burst their bubble? Add on to that for America specifically, we have way to many problems to currently handle at the moment, we are in no position to keep policing the world.

man i really wish i could help out.
but how in the world can i even help when im way in america?

Have any of you noticed that by looking at North Korea and South Korea on Google Earth, you immediate notice from the boarder northward there are significantly more trees? It seems this is the perfect example of what Capitalism does to the planet. (In no way condoning Communism)

Lack of employment, lack of economic infrastructure. Lack of purpose leads to suicide, as noted by the high suicide rates in Inuit communities.

... All economic growth stems from harvestation of natural resources. To not have any utilization of these resources implies no further auxiliary occupations.

And your posts are borderline pointless.

Not even close. Again, please stop posting ridiculous questions, rather try to interpret or 'read between the lines'.

Why don't you look at the staggering difference between NK and SK yourself? I'm merely making an observation of the effects political ideologies can have on both the environment and the standards of society.