Kim Jung Un Executes Uncle by Feeding Him Alive to Dogs

[Alex_Spider]

He should take Sean Penn along and they should stay there for good.

Whether or not Kim Jung actually threw his uncle to dogs is debateable......that Kim Jung had his uncle executed isnt, that he is a vicious dictator isn't, that he is an enemy of the USA isn't....so Rodman and any other basketball player that goes to North Korea to 'entertain" the dictator shouldn't be allowed back into the USA unless on condition that they immediately be arrested and tried for treason......

I can understand that you guys get mad on Rodman for visiting N. Korea and personally, if I was him, I wouldn't befriend any kind of dictator or any politician in general, but saying that he shouldn't be allowed back into the US, or else he should get arrested, I mean, seriously?

As if N.Korea does worse things than Europe and the Western world do in this planet
Yes, there may be an obvious dictatorship that imprisons citizens for having different political beliefs, or doing other horrible stuff to them in broad daylight, but our political-economic system is not any better either. It just commits crimes in an indirect way and behind closed doors.

So to me, Kim Jong is not more guilty than our own presidents are. They are just more used to operate in a covert way.

 

[NickNitro]

Would you rather have the wolf, or the wolf in sheep's clothing?

 

[Alex_Spider]

Would you rather have the wolf, or the wolf in sheep's clothing?

None of them
This is a very dangerous trap really. We blame the "villainous" political figures from some foreign exotic country and turn blind on other types of crimes from our own political system. I'm sorry, but as much as a bastard Kim is, we 've got some serious issues into our own cities, that are a direct outcome of our current socioeconomic status i.e. a different form of dictatorship.

People are sleeping in the streets, losing their houses, their jobs, men, women and children are mass dying in genocides and wars, staged by the Western world to exploit the recourses of a defendless country, planetary pollution, need I say more? I know this sounds like an exaggeration, but is it really? Or is it what's wrong with the world today.

 

[Thundercrack85]

If you think North Korea is comparable to any other country, your are fundamentally out of touch with reality.

 

[NickNitro]

North Korea is comparable to some of the parts of Africa....except in Africa they just cut your head off and don't make a giant news spectacle about it.

 

[Alex_Spider]

North Korea is comparable to some of the parts of Africa....except in Africa they just cut your head off and don't make a giant news spectacle about it.

Thank God we in the Western world, have hollywood blockbusters and burger king. That's the epitome of freedom

 

[Thundercrack85]

I don't think you people understand what the situation in North Korea is like.

We really haven't seen a state like this. The only things that comes close are Burma, and China in their worst years.

 

[Alex_Spider]

I don't think you people understand what the situation in North Korea is like.

We really haven't seen a state like this. The only things that comes close are Burma, and China in their worst years.

We get it, it is a dictatorship. Everyone's acting like Kim is a God, being forced to cheer for him and he does some horrible things to his enemies, that's for sure.

Nonetheless the world has many serious issues to face all across the globe. Kim shouldn't take the spotlight of the worst villain, as if he was the only one. That's what I am saying. Don't take the focus from other important things that are happening simultaneously.

 

[Thundercrack85]

I really don't think you do. I have lived in dictatorships. North Korea goes well beyond that. It enters a realm once reserved for fiction.

 

[MessiahDecoy123]

Thank God we in the Western world, have hollywood blockbusters and burger king. That's the epitome of freedom

Our country might be a corporate sponsored death star but it's Disney World compared to the Hell that is North Korea.

 

[Endeavor]

I was born in a 3rd world country and then lived in a corrupt violent one before being able to experience what's it's like to live in a democratic country. So I know the difference between here and there, and I've also read enough to understand that NK is a level beyond anything I've ever seen... So yeah, it pisses me off to see morons like the celebrities previously mentioned not only "go and visit" this despot but actually defend him. To what? Make some sort of statement that the government where you live isn't perfect? That is stupid and dangerous, because they're using their status to create doubt and confusion in some less educated people.

 

[NickNitro]

I was born in a 3rd world country and then lived in a corrupt violent one before being able to experience what's it's like to live in a democratic country. So I know the difference between here and there, and I've also read enough to understand that NK is a level beyond anything I've ever seen... So yeah, it pisses me off to see morons like the celebrities previously mentioned not only "go and visit" this despot but actually defend him. To what? Make some sort of statement that the government where you live isn't perfect? That is stupid and dangerous, because they're using their status to create doubt and confusion in some less educated people.

Well said, and I'm sorry you had to grow up in such ****. I'm glad you found a better place.

 

[The Incredible Hulk]

Whether or not Kim Jung actually threw his uncle to dogs is debateable......that Kim Jung had his uncle executed isnt, that he is a vicious dictator isn't, that he is an enemy of the USA isn't....so Rodman and any other basketball player that goes to North Korea to 'entertain" the dictator shouldn't be allowed back into the USA unless on condition that they immediately be arrested and tried for treason......

Hard to claim the moral high ground on someone and then go and throw your own people in jail based solely on the fact that they visited said country, and played a game of pick-up basketball.

Then again maybe Rodman is like Brodie in Homeland, and we're sending him over there to grease Kim Jung

 

[NickNitro]

 

[Endeavor]

Well said, and I'm sorry you had to grow up in such ****. I'm glad you found a better place.

Thanks bud

 

[Warhammer]

I was born in a 3rd world country and then lived in a corrupt violent one before being able to experience what's it's like to live in a democratic country. So I know the difference between here and there, and I've also read enough to understand that NK is a level beyond anything I've ever seen... So yeah, it pisses me off to see morons like the celebrities previously mentioned not only "go and visit" this despot but actually defend him. To what? Make some sort of statement that the government where you live isn't perfect? That is stupid and dangerous, because they're using their status to create doubt and confusion in some less educated people.

 

[KevanG]

It seems like Rodman is going there because he knows that he gets to make his 'statement' about the government, gets to be treated like royalty and NK gets to make its own about allowing people inside and showing how great they are.

 

[C. Lee]

Hard to claim the moral high ground on someone and then go and throw your own people in jail based solely on the fact that they visited said country, and played a game of pick-up basketball.

Then again maybe Rodman is like Brodie in Homeland, and we're sending him over there to grease Kim Jung

I think that probably Jeffrey Dahmer could claim the moral high ground over Dennis Rodman......but basiclly (if you have read anything from a news source the last couple of years)....Dennis and a bunch of other over the hill ball bouncers are going over to entertain a man that has said he wants to destroy America, kills his family members, starves his countrymen, and constantly threatens all the people of all other nations with nuclear war.....so yeah, they need to spend some time in jail if only to help them to get their oh so inflated heads out of their asses.

 

[Thundercrack85]

Throw him in prison? Just revoke his password. He likes Kim so much, let them be roomies.

See how long Rodman lasts.

 

[Tanin]

Wouldn't arresting idiots who go out there and entertain Dictators oust any possible spies that the USA may send in as an 'entertainer'?

 

[BestGirl]

I think that probably Jeffrey Dahmer could claim the moral high ground over Dennis Rodman......but basiclly (if you have read anything from a news source the last couple of years)....Dennis and a bunch of other over the hill ball bouncers are going over to entertain a man that has said he wants to destroy America, kills his family members, starves his countrymen, and constantly threatens all the people of all other nations with nuclear war.....so yeah, they need to spend some time in jail if only to help them to get their oh so inflated heads out of their asses.

So some NBA players going to North Korea and playing basketball with its dictator is worse than killing and eating people? I still don't see why it should be a jailable offense, except that you don't like it.

 

[Victarion]

I read a rumor that Kim's aunt is missing, too.

 

[Thundercrack85]

Well I kind of figured that. Though they'll probably handle that a bit differently, since she is the sister of the "supreme leader", and the daughter of the "dear leader".

She'll either be put under house arrest, or die in a car accident, or something.

 

[KevanG]

She'll just be put into protective custody and never leave it.

 

[DarthDorranceBane]