10-16-2024, 06:36 AM
I wonder if thinking about North Korea as just another nation may not be appropriate.
Unlike many (most, if not all) other countries, this leader acts as a totalitarian, with a government-mandated cult following.
Un's conduct is not typical, nor ultimately even recognizable as "leading his people," in fact, it is better to note that all that he does is usually because "he just wants to."
North Koreans have no say in anything that the "leader" decides...
If he decides he wants his people to behave as if there were going to be an invasion from the south... roads gone...
"I made you safe... I saved you again..." [set to glorious music, and pretty girls dancing and waving flags.]
Unlike many (most, if not all) other countries, this leader acts as a totalitarian, with a government-mandated cult following.
Un's conduct is not typical, nor ultimately even recognizable as "leading his people," in fact, it is better to note that all that he does is usually because "he just wants to."
North Koreans have no say in anything that the "leader" decides...
If he decides he wants his people to behave as if there were going to be an invasion from the south... roads gone...
"I made you safe... I saved you again..." [set to glorious music, and pretty girls dancing and waving flags.]
