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Bodacious said:For one, how many UN resolutions over the course of a decade has Congo or North Korea violated?
I know why, why don't you?
This is the Korean media not the US. The things of Iraqi human rights violations were known LONG before the months leading up to the war, that was household common knowledge since the first Gulf War.shadow6899 said:ummm i think u got the wrong impression... if u were responding to my post... i agree w/ u, but their were bad things happening in iraq too, and they weren't really bein main in the media till right before we wanted to invade. where then the media drilled the idea of wmd's in our head, we were fooled. I hope people learn from their mistakes this time... media is the fuel for what bush wants to do.
Uh, it's The Korean Herald, hosted at a Korean domain.shadow6899 said:actually that was the uk paper, and im not doubting that will make it's way to the u.s. papers too, it's not like we dont get news from other news sources...
Yeah (although in no way would I say "they didn't have it as bad as this group)- with my last post I was trying to say that all of these things should be in papers in every nation. If enough attention is brought to these issues, they can be stopped by those who are willing to defend the innocent. The UN can't be depended on to stop every crisis that arises and doesn't get huge attention (Rwanda being a huge example)kmack said:well i just think that there are worse places in the world, filled with worse human suffering that should take prescedence over Iraq, who didnt have it that bad in comparison to North Korea, the Congo, Rwanda (hell most of Africa)
Da Funkey Gibbon said:I've been called a "right wing nutcase" before and I think abu ghraib should be on the front page all newspapers, and it was as far as I could make out, it certainly got a LOT more attention than north korea has for the last 50 years or so.
It is horrifying, but still I don't think America is gonna go in any time soon, and I don't think she should. There are signs that the goverment is not as stable as it tries to make out and N.Korea is armed to the teeth, it would mean a very nasty war, not a walkover like Iraq. Though they probably wouldn't have to deal with the insurgents like they have to in Iraq.
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But I'm surprized you want these kinds of things in the newspaper all over teh world, since you and teh other rightwing nutcases here seemed to not like it when the abu ghraib pictures got out, so why do these need to be in all the papers in the world and not those.
Grey Fox said:And finally, OMG if you poeple did not know this or did not expect this until now, then it just shows how much US poeple know about the rest of the world. I guess next year I can expect you to find out what is going on now in Darfur, once your leaders decide to tell you.
mortiz said:Speak real English please.
Grey Fox said:How mature.
CptStern said:sorry but i have a hard time believing this is the norm in north korea ...I mean how many pregnant women are arrested on a regular basis ...seems like an iolated case to me ...no worse then what's been going on in china or turkey for decades
Well it wasn't that much of a serious post, it was more to get some pressure of my back, by beeing a real asshole against the thread starter and most posters here.Sorry, I wasn't trying to flame you or anything, I just couldn't understand what you were trying to get at.
Grey Fox said:Jesus freaking christ now eevn you, of all the people here you are supposed to know that it is. Dude they have a law there that says that when someoen did a crime, he and the next three generations, meaning his son and grandson are also punished for it, and that when someone commits a crime, everyone in the street is punished, although for them I think the three generations rule does not apply, exept if their son or grandson live in teh same street, and seeing how pore Nk is, that is probably the case, furtehrmore, even when the government is not killing people the corrupt military is, some official has only to not like you and he can do anything he wants.
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now common you don't really believe that, you just wish it to be so... right.There would be an uproar in the global community ..something like this galvanizes people all over the world because it is truely a horrible and barbaric act ..
CptStern said:what do you mean? if people get outraged at some kid who was left out in the snow without shoes how do you think forced abortion would go over? the religious groups alone would be up in arms. the world is no stranger to forced abortions, they havent forgotten Joseph mengele
Grey Fox said:I'm not pissed, but I just don't understand why you think it can't be on a mass scale, look at what hitler did, ww2 was not started because of hitler killing jewish peopel, did we do anything when stalin killed even more, when mao killed even more, the khamear rouge, all those things, even on massive scale, do you really think anyone would care enough to be willing to support military operations against NK.
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Polaris said:My view:
So North Korea is most dangerous and most evil regime in modern world.
Grey Fox said:Well I think your wrong, and it does take systematicly place IMO.
Was quite commonplace in China and does take place still there but not at the level it did before. Similar governments, communist, similar cultures.bliink said:Hmm.. at least back up your arguments with evidence/some kind of reason, other wise theres no point in posting.