[QUOTE=153x;33790352]That's really fucking weird, because I changed my Steam avatar to him like a day ago[/QUOTE]
Could you change it to Justin Bieber or Ray William Johnson.
EDIT:
I know a couple of people IRL that are assholes.
Now I can't wait for the reunification process. Should I expect a communist or a democratic government?
[QUOTE=NuclearAnnhilation;33790417]I just thought of something...WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO HIS WORLS LARGEST PORN COLLECTION?[/QUOTE]
His fatass son will beat off to it.
[QUOTE=Mister Sandman;33790568]I'm glad he's dead.
The people in North Korea are probably taking it really really hard. I saw footage of when the last 'Great Leader' Kim Il-sung died, and they were flipping shit.[/QUOTE]
Perhaps not. Kim Il-Sung was truly loved by the north korean people. Kim jong-Il never lived up to his father's name and respect
Time to move to Canada.
I can honestly say that I did not see this coming at all.
South Korea's military is officially on alert as of Dec. 18th according to sources.
Fudge.
[QUOTE=HeavyGuy;33790433]So that's it, he's gone. Maybe North Korea will actually be able to be free now?[/QUOTE]
No.. they have drank too much cool aid
[QUOTE=barttool;33790606]Perhaps not. Kim Il-Sung was truly loved by the north korean people. Kim jong-Il never lived up to his father's name and respect[/QUOTE]
I suppose, but they're trained to love him. They'll be flipping shit, even if it's less so than last time.
I'm assuming his son is going to take the lead?
Whoops, I was doing 'things' while this was posted.
Won't this be quite the story to tell some years down the road!
[QUOTE=barttool;33790606]Perhaps not. Kim Il-Sung was truly loved by the north korean people. Kim jong-Il never lived up to his father's name and respect[/QUOTE]
True... but still
[QUOTE=Sobotnik;33790142]This calls for some music.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDFFHaz9GsY[/media][/QUOTE]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEaKX9YYHiQ[/media]
Wow- I.. I was shocked when I saw the headline. I can't believe it-- Kim Jong Il deceased.. I would be lying if I said I didn't admire some of his views. I believe the "[I]He's a blood-thirsty Dictator[/I]" talking-point is merely the result of EU/US propaganda. I'm sure the country has much more than what the EU/US tells you. North Korea's people do have a cell-phone network, that being that they can call locally, but not out of the country. Most of what you hear is fear-mongering about North Korea, why are you so surprised that North Korea doesn't like speaking to EU/US?
North Korea has tried negotiating with the U.S/EU before, and the result was a high body-count and sanctions. North Korea knows that trying to speak, or even negotiate with the West & EU is impossible as the U.S/EU is often irrational and is known to mislead its people. Why people are so opposed to unity and sharing is so beyond me. It certainly isn't a paradise, but I refuse to believe it is as bad as the media / U.S makes it out to be.
[QUOTE=TehAgentGuy;33790601]Now I can't wait for the reunification process. Should I expect a communist or a democratic government?[/QUOTE]
Neither. DPRK has its own structure, and doesn't care for ridiculous Western Policies or EU propaganda. Kim's son will continue to advance the country as a whole, just where his Father left off. Infact; I wouldn't be surprised if he performs better in his role, as other countries see this as a chance to begin a relationship. He should be careful though..
[QUOTE=Dudeiwthahjsa;33724601]sweet so like is north koreas ppl rebelling against him cant wait till he gets a taste of arab spring murdering b*tch [/QUOTE]
No.. Infact; North Korea's people aren't going to "rebel" against anybody because they haven't a need too. The "Arab Spring" isn't spreading to North Korea, as North Korea's people have worked hard to have its current structure. Democracy always results in corrupt bickering, pay-off's and imperialist policies. America is a permanent war economy, without war; America would not be able to sustain itself. You act as if North Korea is invading every country ever, when in reality it is keeping to itself.
[QUOTE=sa2fan;33790636]I'm assuming his son is going to take the lead?[/QUOTE]
Kim Jong-woon is his designated successor.
Please, god, let this be the precursor of change in that country. North Korea is exactly how I imagine an Orwellian nightmare world.
Didn't he try to make people believe he was born atop some great mountain and was invincible?
Good night sweet prince!
Oh dear...
[QUOTE=Sanius;33790656]Kim Jong-woon is his designated successor.[/QUOTE]Wonder what he looks like.
[QUOTE=zach34;33790661]Didn't he try to make people believe he was born atop some great mountain and was invincible?[/QUOTE]
Wait, you mean that wasn't true?
[QUOTE=Suff;33790654]Wow[/QUOTE]
Oh lord..
Can we hear your apologist piece on Stalin too?
[QUOTE=Arachnidus;33790660]Please, god, let this be the precursor of change in that country. North Korea is exactly how I imagine an Orwellian nightmare world.[/QUOTE]
back to the mines, prole
[url]http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11871641[/url]
I'm going to post this if anyone missed it back in 2010. Some interesting cables leaked about North Korea's regime, and what may come next.
[QUOTE=zach34;33790661]Didn't he try to make people believe he was born atop some great mountain and was invincible?[/QUOTE]
[quote=Wikipedia]Kim Jong-il's official biography states that he was born in a secret military camp on Baekdu Mountain in Japanese Korea on 16 February 1942. Official biographers claim that his birth at Baekdu Mountain was foretold by a swallow, and heralded by the appearance of a double rainbow over the mountain and a new star in the heavens[/quote]
I don't think people realize that we don't have a goddamn clue what Kim Jong-Un is going to do, all that we really know is that he was Swiss-educated, loved NBA basketball, and packed extra pounds. He could easily be much more open to the West. Although I feel like the chance is there for him to become the military's pushover leader, but it's too early to say.
[QUOTE=Lolkork;33790731]R.I.P.glorious leader Kim Jong Il, may you thumbs up in heaven.
[IMG]http://images.smh.com.au/2010/12/24/2108314/kim-420x0.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
If there actually was a heaven, he sure as shit wouldn't be there.
[QUOTE=Suff;33790654]Wow[/QUOTE]
"Had live lobsters ordered to his train from Helicopters which he ate with silver chopsticks".
Fair and balanced.
[QUOTE=Baldr 2.0;33790736]I'm just waiting for seeing The Badage boys are back in town.[/QUOTE]
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ham6vFy8v2I[/media]
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