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I think the logic might be slightly on the guy's side. My take is NK will make sure he kept in a good conditions, possibly exposed to some made-up farmers view
by gesman 11y ago
I think the logic might be slightly on the guy's side.
My take is NK will make sure he kept in a good conditions, possibly exposed to some made-up farmers views playing "hard labor prisoners" to make sure he will eventually report that no atrocities are taking place and with eventual return already planned for him on a horizon.
Not to say that actual NK citizen's lifetime for equal "offense" will likely be drastically shorter.
Letting US citizen to die in NK is not going to have a healthy consequences for "the leader" and he realizes this pretty well.
- l33tbro 11y agoI mostly agree, but can't see much evidence of Kim Jong-un being kept on a short leash by the West. Pyongyang launches 40-meter, 8000 km Taepodong missiles for funsies with very little international reprimand. I just hope this matter is dealt careful diplomacy by the US.