Shenmue Dojo

Ryudo wrote: Anyone else notice after Dennis Rodman left NK that now NK wants a war with us? I don't think it's a coincidence.

Somebody mentioned that on the radio this morning. Can't be an coincidence.

Perfect_Chaos wrote: ummmmm. China IS NKs ally. plain and simple. communists will always stick together.

China..Communist? Ha, good one!

I like how he went out and promised war for the world to hear. You think that maybe the element of surprise would be handy if you really intend to strike but oh well, despite his education in Switzerland, he doesn't appear to be the brightest tool in the box. He's too please to lead the cushy life right now that I can't see him or the regime actually starting war. Wait and see, give it a few days, maybe after John Kerry has finished his tour of Asia and the media press has died down that he'll announce 'Supreme Victory' or some shit.

Why all the hate for North Korea?

Let's compare North Korea to the US...


1) Violence, rape, murder in North Korea is almost 0.

Violence, rape, murder in america is worse than Afghanistan.


2) Number of prisoners in america is over 2 million.

Number of prisoners in North Korea is 200,000.


3) Number of people on 'food stamps' in america is 46 million.

The population of North Korea is 24 million. So the amount of people starving in North Korea was never more than people starving in america.


4) Autism rate in North Korea is 0.

Autism rate in South Korea is 1 in 39.

Autism rate in america is 1 in 50.


5) Marijuana is illegal in america.

Marijuana is legal in North Korea.


6) Number of wars started by americans = all!

Number of wars started by North Koreans = none.


7) Criminal banksters in North Korea = none.

Criminal banksters (economic terrorists) in america = unlimited.

I agree completely with teepos well written unbiased opinion. it's time to put economic sanctions on America

Well then your statistics can't be comparable considering the difference in population. Of course we would have more prisoners than North Korea if we're a bigger country.

I'm sure there's more than a few people who would consider the entire population of North Korea to be prisoners. Think about it. They hardly let anyone in, even to visit, and even less people are allowed out.
Also, is slave labor considered prison labor?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Jq0mZENBa0[/youtube]

silent killer wrote: I'm sure there's more than a few people who would consider the entire population of North Korea to be prisoners. Think about it. They hardly let anyone in, even to visit, and even less people are allowed out.
Also, is slave labor considered prison labor?

North Koreans can travel abroad.

http://huey3man.wordpress.com/2011/09/1 ... rth-korea/

"Waiting for my return flight to the US at the Beijing International Airport, I came across a group of 15 North Korean teachers of English on their way to the UK for a month to brush up on their language skills. We chatted for nearly two hours. Some of them knew more about US history and current affairs than I do. The fact remains that countless DPRK educators, students, scientists, athletes and religionists travel abroad every year to attend conferences and competitive events."

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LovkrOC2lpk[/youtube]

Axm wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Jq0mZENBa0[/youtube]

Your country is building FEMA concentration camps and mass graves for executions.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0P-hvPJPTi4[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irUCqjVEBWA[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i19_KLzrMoE[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MFW1nA86z8[/youtube]

@Mittenz

TEEPO™ wrote:

silent killer wrote: I'm sure there's more than a few people who would consider the entire population of North Korea to be prisoners. Think about it. They hardly let anyone in, even to visit, and even less people are allowed out.
Also, is slave labor considered prison labor?

North Koreans can travel abroad.

Even take a fantastic trip to South Korea?

Also:

Henry Spencer wrote:

TEEPO™ wrote:

silent killer wrote: I'm sure there's more than a few people who would consider the entire population of North Korea to be prisoners. Think about it. They hardly let anyone in, even to visit, and even less people are allowed out.
Also, is slave labor considered prison labor?

North Koreans can travel abroad.

Even take a fantastic trip to South Korea?

Also:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mu6s_alikkA[/youtube]

I didn't see anything bad in that video, I wouldn't mind going to that camp it seems pretty nice