Kennlind wrote:There is freedom of religion in North Korea.
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by Tokora » Thu Sep 14, 2017 9:10 am
Kennlind wrote:Objectively incorrect. It's a theocratic totalitarian dictatorship.
Commonwealth of Hank the Cat wrote:I was under the impression a black man had won the office of President....hmmm....
Transhumanist Anarchical Union wrote:Shia's don't have missionaries and don't believe in it, so I would guess he wouldn't get much support.
Victores wrote:I lean towards the DPRK, especially some of the il-Sung era social and economic policies, but this level of apoligism.....its unprecedented.
Menta Lee-IL wrote:My character would agree with this statement 1000000000000000000000%!!!
Luziyca wrote:I'd say that it'd be a Shi'ite situation all around, in all honestly.
Kennlind wrote:Black youths killed by fascist police.
by Wysten » Thu Sep 14, 2017 9:11 am
Kennlind wrote:Tokora wrote:And that is why foreign missionaries have never been detained in North Korea and worshipping the Glorious Leader Kim Jong-un is completely optional with no risk of getting exiled to a death camp at all. *facepalm*
This is what someone who's never been to DPRK will say. North Korea is objectively more free than the United States.
by Thermodolia » Thu Sep 14, 2017 11:15 am
Kennlind wrote:"Let's say that a faithful Islamic Iranian decides to become a missionary and tries to spread the word of Muhammad to North Korea, with predictable results. It starts with his family demanding his release eventually leading to large scale protests led by religious leaders demanding that his release be negotiated. Eventually a year later the North Korean government declares the Iranian dead. How do you think the Iranian government would handle this crisis."
Why would this happen? There is freedom of religion in North Korea.
by Kennlind » Thu Sep 14, 2017 12:43 pm
Thermodolia wrote:Kennlind wrote:"Let's say that a faithful Islamic Iranian decides to become a missionary and tries to spread the word of Muhammad to North Korea, with predictable results. It starts with his family demanding his release eventually leading to large scale protests led by religious leaders demanding that his release be negotiated. Eventually a year later the North Korean government declares the Iranian dead. How do you think the Iranian government would handle this crisis."
Why would this happen? There is freedom of religion in North Korea.
Haheggfdachajajs
You have got to be fucking kidding me. NK is 100% atheist, you don't have the freedom to worship in NK. In fact you don't have the freedom to do anything
by Wysten » Thu Sep 14, 2017 1:28 pm
Kennlind wrote:Thermodolia wrote:Haheggfdachajajs
You have got to be fucking kidding me. NK is 100% atheist, you don't have the freedom to worship in NK. In fact you don't have the freedom to do anything
wrong. Atheists account for less than 2/3 of the population. Shamanists and Chondoists count for around 25%, and Christians and Buddhists just over 6%. There is also Muslims in North Korea, such as the Iranians at the Iranian Embassy and Jaka Parker. Nice try though!
by Thermodolia » Thu Sep 14, 2017 2:03 pm
Kennlind wrote:Thermodolia wrote:Haheggfdachajajs
You have got to be fucking kidding me. NK is 100% atheist, you don't have the freedom to worship in NK. In fact you don't have the freedom to do anything
wrong. Atheists account for less than 2/3 of the population. Shamanists and Chondoists count for around 25%, and Christians and Buddhists just over 6%. There is also Muslims in North Korea, such as the Iranians at the Iranian Embassy and Jaka Parker. Nice try though!
by Thermodolia » Thu Sep 14, 2017 2:04 pm
Wysten wrote:Kennlind wrote:wrong. Atheists account for less than 2/3 of the population. Shamanists and Chondoists count for around 25%, and Christians and Buddhists just over 6%. There is also Muslims in North Korea, such as the Iranians at the Iranian Embassy and Jaka Parker. Nice try though!
Lies that's just in the embassys they probably lie in order to look good in the world
by Proctopeo » Thu Sep 14, 2017 2:23 pm
Kennlind wrote:Proctopeo wrote:So far the only sources against "misinformation" you've provided is the constitution of the DPRK and the presence of alternate parties.
The former is meaningless in what's essentially an autocracy, and the latter can very well be puppets of the main party that pretend to be different.
They're independent parties.
Proctopeo wrote:I missed this treasure the first time around.
Funny how someone who's against misinformation bought into misinformation.
Black youths killed by fascist police.
by Kennlind » Thu Sep 14, 2017 2:45 pm
Wysten wrote:Kennlind wrote:wrong. Atheists account for less than 2/3 of the population. Shamanists and Chondoists count for around 25%, and Christians and Buddhists just over 6%. There is also Muslims in North Korea, such as the Iranians at the Iranian Embassy and Jaka Parker. Nice try though!
Lies that's just in the embassys they probably lie in order to look good in the world
by Wysten » Thu Sep 14, 2017 2:55 pm
by Sovaal » Thu Sep 14, 2017 6:06 pm
Cedoria wrote:
Please stop making the hard-left sound like morons. Thanks. This is by far the most absurdly stupid thing I've ever heard said on the subject...
I'm not hard left, you're just right wing.
Gauthier wrote:What is it with Juche fanboys who have obviously never been to North Korea who think they can stroll into Best Korea without ending up like Otto Warmbier?
What is it with internationalist globalist warhawk neocon dick cheney fanboys
who have obviously never been to North Korea thinking they can bomb a sovereign country just because their media says they're bad?
Sovaal wrote:I really don't see such a thing happening, but hypothetically, such a person would probably draw the ire of the Nork government.
Hahahaha. Ah man, you guys are hilarious. Yah, the three generations of political prisoners in North Korea are freer then me here in America, where I'm not even imprisoned for saying I hate the government. Just goddam that's delusional.
Read the DPRK Constitution!
Greater Germany wrote:It looks like the same person who comes here, trolls a little as a Juche fanboy, gets banned, then comes back months later with a new nation to just do the same thing.
Okay, call me a troll all you want. I know I'm right, I know you're wrong.
Baltenstein wrote:
Finally! About time somebody made that clear, well done, comrade.
Comrade Kennlind is completely right, as anybody who has watched this 100 % accurate educational cartoon can testify.
Really funny.
by Wysten » Thu Sep 14, 2017 6:36 pm
Sovaal wrote:Kennlind wrote:Black youths killed by fascist police.
But DPRK literally having concentration camps means they're freer.I'm not hard left, you're just right wing.
That's as good a statement as an alt-rightist claiming that they aren't alt-right, everybody else is just a leftist.What is it with internationalist globalist warhawk neocon dick cheney fanboys
Wow, never knew the Gauth was a rightist neocon. But no, really, this is just pigeon holing.who have obviously never been to North Korea thinking they can bomb a sovereign country just because their media says they're bad?
First off, have you ever been to North Korea? And gone outside of the areas specifically set up by the Nork government and their actors?
Second, I never been to Germany, so I guess that the Allies invading and bombing it during WW2 was wrong, huh?Read the DPRK Constitution!
Something tells me that you wouldn't accept me using the US constitution as evidence that the US is a free country, so why should I accept the Nork one as evidence that they are actually free.
Anyway, got a response that isn't just this or calling people who don't agree with you fascists or neocon war hawks?Okay, call me a troll all you want. I know I'm right, I know you're wrong.
You sure? Because I don't think anybody here is convinced by your "arguements".Really funny.
Let me guess, "right wing neocon war hawk satanist propaganda". Tell me, how close am I?
by Sovaal » Thu Sep 14, 2017 6:42 pm
Wysten wrote:Sovaal wrote:But DPRK literally having concentration camps means they're freer.
That's as good a statement as an alt-rightist claiming that they aren't alt-right, everybody else is just a leftist.
Wow, never knew the Gauth was a rightist neocon. But no, really, this is just pigeon holing.
First off, have you ever been to North Korea? And gone outside of the areas specifically set up by the Nork government and their actors?
Second, I never been to Germany, so I guess that the Allies invading and bombing it during WW2 was wrong, huh?
Something tells me that you wouldn't accept me using the US constitution as evidence that the US is a free country, so why should I accept the Nork one as evidence that they are actually free.
Anyway, got a response that isn't just this or calling people who don't agree with you fascists or neocon war hawks?
You sure? Because I don't think anybody here is convinced by your "arguements".
Let me guess, "right wing neocon war hawk satanist propaganda". Tell me, how close am I?
Look at his sig and it will explain all.
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by Pilarcraft » Fri Sep 15, 2017 4:55 am
Gim wrote:Iran has foregone its nuclear weapon production. North Korea has nuclear weapons. I don't think there's much Iran can stop North Korea alone.
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by Gim » Fri Sep 15, 2017 5:36 am
Pilarcraft wrote:Gim wrote:Iran has foregone its nuclear weapon production. North Korea has nuclear weapons. I don't think there's much Iran can stop North Korea alone.
Iran is already helping half its traditional enemies deal with the ISIL situation in middle east. if push comes to shove they've shown they don't mind the "Great Satan" on the their side if it's against a common, worse enemy.
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