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What's arrogant and condescending about feeling bad for a country in which people don't have enough to eat, where every house needs to have pictures of the coun
by reuven 11y ago
What's arrogant and condescending about feeling bad for a country in which people don't have enough to eat, where every house needs to have pictures of the country's founder and his son, and in which punishments for even minor infractions involve entire families going to prison camps?
- paradite 11y agoWell if 1 and 3 are the truth then you are certainly right.
- Spooky23 11y agoThere is plenty of documentation establishing that those two things and many others are accurate. If you don't believe western media, there are Chinese sources as well.
- realusername 11y agoFor the malnutrition, North Koreans are smaller on average, and they even have trouble to recruit for their army, this cannot lie. The abuses and problems of North Korea are also very well documented.