*UPDATE* DPRK makes human rights report for themselves

by **Organized States** » Wed Aug 13, 2014 11:56 pm

North Korea is whiney. News at 6.

by **District XIV** » Wed Aug 13, 2014 11:57 pm

Krajstali wrote:I'm Titoist so Yeah which is why I find it a hard choice
However even though Tito and Stalin had a split I still respect Stalin

Wait, you were serious?

You actually have to /decide/ whether or not to trust the UN? Wot m8?!

But I wonder why the UN focuses so much on NK and not The current events going on in Palestine.

Because I think this human rights report was mandatory or something.

by **Krajstali** » Wed Aug 13, 2014 11:59 pm

I actually have Pity for those guys since NATO and the rest of the world doesn't give them a F*cking break

by **District XIV** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:00 am

Krajstali wrote:I actually have Pity for those guys since the world doesn't give them a F*cking break

And the world shouldn't; maybe if North Korea would quit violating the UDHR they would :roll:

by **Washington Resistance Army** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:01 am

District XIV wrote:
Krajstali wrote:I actually have Pity for those guys since the world doesn't give them a F*cking break

And the world shouldn't; maybe if North Korea would quit violating the UDHR they would

But... the KPA is so cool..

by **Krajstali** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:02 am

Washington Resistance Army wrote:
District XIV wrote:And the world shouldn't; maybe if North Korea would quit violating the UDHR they would

But... the KPA is so cool..

Agreed, Gotta love those Chinese and North Korean hell march Videos
At least North Korea doesn't go around the world Policing it as they see fit

by **Washington Resistance Army** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:05 am

Krajstali wrote:
Washington Resistance Army wrote:
But... the KPA is so cool..

Agreed, Gotta love those Chinese and North Korean hell march Videos
At least North Korea doesn't go around the world Policing it as they see fit

They should, imagine all the artillery

by **Krajstali** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:07 am

I'd prefer BM-21s and Soviet Style troops policing the world in the name of Socialism Cold War style rather than Drones doing so in the name of DEMOCRUHSY AND FREEDUMS (Along with McDonalds)

North Korea isn't right, they are Left

by **District XIV** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:09 am

Krajstali wrote:I'd prefer BM-21s and Soviet Style troops policing the world in the name of Socialism rather than Drones doing so in the name of DEMOCRUHSY AND FREEDUMS (Along with McDonalds)

As long as it was democratic socialism and not these oligarchic statist principles the North Korean and ex-Soviet government has/had going.

by **Krajstali** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:14 am

Titoism for me, the KPA somewhat reminds me of the JNA (Yugoslavian People's Army)
They both have the same name and they both have the same structure and equipment(Except that the KPA doesn't participate in civil wars and Remove Kebab)

by **Washington Resistance Army** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:17 am

Krajstali wrote:Titoism for me, the KPA somewhat reminds me of the JNA (Yugoslavian People's Army)
They both have the same name and they both act the same (Except that the KPA doesn't participate in civil wars and Remove Kebab)

I'm pretty sure doctrine wise, they aren't that similar. NK has an odd mixture of maneuver warfare mixed with massive combined arms for attrition.

by **Gigaverse** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:20 am

Krajstali wrote:Titoism for me, the KPA somewhat reminds me of the JNA (Yugoslavian People's Army)
They both have the same name and they both have the same structure and equipment(Except that the KPA doesn't participate in civil wars and Remove Kebab)

Yes, about that: There's also the Vietnam People's Army, and the KPA participates in Remove Kimbap.

Now, we should stop this "awesome People's Army" discussion before we derail the thread.

by **Other Thafoo** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:20 am

Krajstali wrote:I'd prefer BM-21s and Soviet Style troops policing the world in the name of Socialism Cold War style rather than Drones doing so in the name of DEMOCRUHSY AND FREEDUMS (Along with McDonalds)

North Korea isn't right, they are Left

I'd prefer no one polices anyone in the name of ideology until it becomes a necessary act of humanitarian intervention

by **Tekania** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:21 am

Nothing is wrong in Best Korea! It's all rose and perfect and the people enjoy their quant happy lives under the the umbrela provided by Dear Leader.

by **Gigaverse** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:23 am

Tekania wrote:Nothing is wrong in Best Korea! It's all rose and perfect and the people enjoy their quant happy lives under the the umbrela provided by Dear Leader.

Sure, Kim Jong-il can always come back from the death and ace Obama in bowling.

by **California Prime** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:28 am

Well what the Hell do you expect North Korea to do? They aren't going to admit that they are a circus of horrors masquerading as a country and they aren't going to change their ways, at least not voluntarily.

by **Pandeeria** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:29 am

Gigaverse wrote:
Tekania wrote:Nothing is wrong in Best Korea! It's all rose and perfect and the people enjoy their quant happy lives under the the umbrela provided by Dear Leader.

Sure, Kim Jong-il can always come back from the death and ace Obama in bowling.

Amazing photoshop.

by **Gigaverse** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:30 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Gigaverse wrote:Sure, Kim Jong-il can always come back from the death and ace Obama in bowling.

Amazing photoshop.

I know, right? North Korea would readily do that if they hadn't done so already.

by **Pandeeria** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:43 am

Gigaverse wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
Amazing photoshop.

I know, right? North Korea would readily do that if they hadn't done so already.

I don't think North Korea has the cash to afford a computer capable of running Photoshop.

by **District XIV** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:44 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Gigaverse wrote:I know, right? North Korea would readily do that if they hadn't done so already.

I don't think North Korea has the cash to afford a computer capable of running Photoshop.

They do, but it's only for the Dear Leader to use.

by **Tekania** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:46 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Gigaverse wrote:I know, right? North Korea would readily do that if they hadn't done so already.

I don't think North Korea has the cash to afford a computer capable of running Photoshop.

They don't use photoshop.... they use DLIMP.... Dear leader's Image Manipulation Program..... It's Best Image Editor in world!

by **Pandeeria** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:49 am

Tekania wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
I don't think North Korea has the cash to afford a computer capable of running Photoshop.

They don't use photoshop.... they use DLIMP.... Dear leader's Image Manipulation Program..... It's Best Image Editor in world!

Can only Dead Leader purchase it?

District XIV wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
I don't think North Korea has the cash to afford a computer capable of running Photoshop.

They do, but it's only for the Dear Leader to use.

How about Dear Leader's family?

by **District XIV** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:51 am

Pandeeria wrote:
District XIV wrote:They do, but it's only for the Dear Leader to use.

How about Dear Leader's family?

They may use it, as well as fellow high-ranking party officials.

by **Pandeeria** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 12:54 am

District XIV wrote:
Pandeeria wrote:
How about Dear Leader's family?

They may use it, as well as fellow high-ranking party officials.

I wonder if Kim seriously does have a computer powerful as gaming PC.

by **Gigaverse** » Thu Aug 14, 2014 1:21 am

Pandeeria wrote:
Gigaverse wrote:I know, right? North Korea would readily do that if they hadn't done so already.

I don't think North Korea has the cash to afford a computer capable of running Photoshop.

I've seen pictures. I imagine them to be rundown/hand-me-down versions of early 2000s' PCs.

UPDATE DPRK makes human rights report for themselves

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