In the article, this line really hit me, "Are we morally required to intervene"? I'm not sure. Here's a slightly open documentary (around the 44 minute mark) h

In the article, this line really hit me, "Are we morally required to intervene"? I'm not sure. Here's a slightly open documentary (around the 44 minute mark) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaqbVSEPfRc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaqbVSEPfRc Even with all the brainwashing, they somehow feel the nationalism to fight through the "bad times" and find time to feel happy with smaller things in life. I've always felt happiness is differential. To a North Korean kid, happiness from a sumptuous meal is equivalent to getting an iPad in the US? The Kims are enforcing the "Ignorance is bliss" ideology by censorship. Is that morally correct, I'm not sure but it's something we can ponder about.