Where do you come from?

[KefkaticFanatic]

Knucklehead?  More like a psychotic maniac.  I don't see why he hasn't been assassinated yet.

[razer84]

Knucklehead?  More like a psychotic maniac.  I don't see why he hasn't been assassinated yet.

because all the North Korean commies are madly and blindly in love with him (seriously, he and his father are like they're Jesus) and would immediate declare war on the entire world if he was killed. and also if any non-North Korean entered the country they would be killed, burned, mutilated, put on TV, then paraded around in front of the North Korean/South Korean border and then ripped apart by dogs. so, yeah...

[KefkaticFanatic]

I'm sure that anyone and everyone living in a communist country love it there.

[Sirus]

I'm sure that anyone and everyone living in a communist country love it there.

i was watching the news and some American reporter asked some North Korean lady "What is that?", pointing to a statue of their dictator in the city square and the lady got offended and said "No, no. It is not what, it is Who is that."
seriously, i think think they have problems

[razer84]

i say that because i was watching a National Geographic show about some American reporters in North Korea and that place is truly messed up. the reporter (who was staying with a family of commies because the hotels would tell the government and the Americans where there illegally, so...) asked this mother of a family why the North Koreans were so defiant to the rest of the world when they don't even have nukes anymore. and the mother said (this is not a quote, just a paraphrase), "it is because we love our Great General, and what he does we will do! we will fight all the capitalists to our deaths and even our children will fight with knives and guns! we would do it for love! for our Great Leader and our Great General!" then she starts crying and goes over to the picture of Kim Jong Il that every house must have by government law and starts bowing to it and keeps saying that they love him, that they would defend him, that it is their duty to die for him. all the other family members join in with the crying and the worshiping, and it was all very disturbing.

later the reporter asked, "what if what the Great General said was wrong? what would you do?" the family and the commie interpreter/translator just kind of looked at each other and were like, "wrong? Great General? what? he can't be wrong. what do you mean?" and that went on for minutes until the reporter looked at the camera, shook her head with sadness and disbelief, and gave up.

we should nuke, them.

[Concerto No.20 in D minor]

Oh wow, you guys are weird crazy!  *goes to collect reward for turning you guys in*

[Dude]

we should nuke them.

So you think nuking people will solve everything? Cuz if you do you are incredibly wrong.

[razer84]

we should nuke them.

So you think nuking people will solve everything? Cuz if you do you are incredibly wrong.

in the case of nuking North Korea, if kill all of them, they have no allies that would retaliate against us and risk a nuclear war. China might get pissed, but they're in the UN Security Council and would be forced to agree with the Nuclear Nonproliferation laws that the five permanent  members all signed, so they really can't nuke us because of UN bureaucracy. so, yes, in this case nuking them would solve our problems. sadly.

[evilsqueaky]

Nuking is not the answer to every problem. .

i say that because i was watching a National Geographic show about some American reporters in North Korea and that place is truly messed up. the reporter (who was staying with a family of commies because the hotels would tell the government and the Americans where there illegally, so...) asked this mother of a family why the North Koreans were so defiant to the rest of the world when they don't even have nukes anymore. and the mother said (this is not a quote, just a paraphrase), "it is because we love our Great General, and what he does we will do! we will fight all the capitalists to our deaths and even our children will fight with knives and guns! we would do it for love! for our Great Leader and our Great General!" then she starts crying and goes over to the picture of Kim Jong Il that every house must have by government law and starts bowing to it and keeps saying that they love him, that they would defend him, that it is their duty to die for him. all the other family members join in with the crying and the worshiping, and it was all very disturbing.

later the reporter asked, "what if what the Naploleon said was wrong? what would you do?" Boxer and the commie interpreter/translator just kind of looked at each other and were like, "wrong? Napoleon? what? he can't be wrong. what do you mean?" and that went on for minutes until the reporter looked at the camera, shook her head with sadness and disbelief, and gave up.

we should nuke, them.

Edited (Animal Farm)

[Dude]

i say that because i was watching a National Geographic show about some American reporters in North Korea and that place is truly messed up. the reporter (who was staying with a family of commies because the hotels would tell the government and the Americans where there illegally, so...) asked this mother of a family why the North Koreans were so defiant to the rest of the world when they don't even have nukes anymore. and the mother said (this is not a quote, just a paraphrase), "it is because we love our Great General, and what he does we will do! we will fight all the capitalists to our deaths and even our children will fight with knives and guns! we would do it for love! for our Great Leader and our Great General!" then she starts crying and goes over to the picture of Kim Jong Il that every house must have by government law and starts bowing to it and keeps saying that they love him, that they would defend him, that it is their duty to die for him. all the other family members join in with the crying and the worshiping, and it was all very disturbing.

later the reporter asked, "what if what the Great General said was wrong? what would you do?" the family and the commie interpreter/translator just kind of looked at each other and were like, "wrong? Great General? what? he can't be wrong. what do you mean?" and that went on for minutes until the reporter looked at the camera, shook her head with sadness and disbelief, and gave up.

we should nuke, them.

Let's just hope you never get elected to power

[Lildigipoke2]

i never knew that we would be so far apart!

US, Canada, Europe, SOUTH KOREA! Kim-Jong-Il is terrible

[Akiro]

i say that because i was watching a National Geographic show about some American reporters in North Korea and that place is truly messed up. the reporter (who was staying with a family of commies because the hotels would tell the government and the Americans where there illegally, so...) asked this mother of a family why the North Koreans were so....(blah blah blah)

You posted that twice, that's what quoting is for..

[KefkaticFanatic]

Stereotypes are fun! Haha, thats the most hypocritical thing I've said all day, but seriously, thinking that all people living in a communist state is just naïve.

[razer84]

i say that because i was watching a National Geographic show about some American reporters in North Korea and that place is truly messed up. the reporter (who was staying with a family of commies because the hotels would tell the government and the Americans where there illegally, so...) asked this mother of a family why the North Koreans were so defiant to the rest of the world when they don't even have nukes anymore. and the mother said (this is not a quote, just a paraphrase), "it is because we love our Great General, and what he does we will do! we will fight all the capitalists to our deaths and even our children will fight with knives and guns! we would do it for love! for our Great Leader and our Great General!" then she starts crying and goes over to the picture of Kim Jong Il that every house must have by government law and starts bowing to it and keeps saying that they love him, that they would defend him, that it is their duty to die for him. all the other family members join in with the crying and the worshiping, and it was all very disturbing.

later the reporter asked, "what if what the Great General said was wrong? what would you do?" the family and the commie interpreter/translator just kind of looked at each other and were like, "wrong? Great General? what? he can't be wrong. what do you mean?" and that went on for minutes until the reporter looked at the camera, shook her head with sadness and disbelief, and gave up.

we should nuke, them.

Let's just hope you never get elected to power

yeah, me too.

Nuking is not the answer to every problem. .

i say that because i was watching a National Geographic show about some American reporters in North Korea and that place is truly messed up. the reporter (who was staying with a family of commies because the hotels would tell the government and the Americans where there illegally, so...) asked this mother of a family why the North Koreans were so defiant to the rest of the world when they don't even have nukes anymore. and the mother said (this is not a quote, just a paraphrase), "it is because we love our Great General, and what he does we will do! we will fight all the capitalists to our deaths and even our children will fight with knives and guns! we would do it for love! for our Great Leader and our Great General!" then she starts crying and goes over to the picture of Kim Jong Il that every house must have by government law and starts bowing to it and keeps saying that they love him, that they would defend him, that it is their duty to die for him. all the other family members join in with the crying and the worshiping, and it was all very disturbing.

later the reporter asked, "what if what the Naploleon said was wrong? what would you do?" Boxer and the commie interpreter/translator just kind of looked at each other and were like, "wrong? Napoleon? what? he can't be wrong. what do you mean?" and that went on for minutes until the reporter looked at the camera, shook her head with sadness and disbelief, and gave up.

we should nuke, them.

Edited (Animal Farm)

i hated that book. because it was about commies. commie animals. damn commie animals.

i say that because i was watching a National Geographic show about some American reporters in North Korea and that place is truly messed up. the reporter (who was staying with a family of commies because the hotels would tell the government and the Americans where there illegally, so...) asked this mother of a family why the North Koreans were so....(blah blah blah)

You posted that twice, that's what quoting is for..

um, yeah... how did that happen? fixed anyway.

i never knew that we would be so far apart!

US, Canada, Europe, SOUTH KOREA! Kim-Jong-Il is terrible

it's the internet, anything is possible.

[Sirus]

i never knew that we would be so far apart!

US, Canada, Europe, SOUTH KOREA! Kim-Jong-Il is terrible

lol i think i am the lone South Korean guy in the forums
I hate the South Korean president fyi
He's a little bit less insane than Kim Jong Il
but you get my point