Video of North Koreans hysterically weeping for Dear Leader

[Agorism]

Video of North Koreans hysterically weeping for Dear Leader


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSWN6Qj98Iw&feature=youtu.be

[muzzled dogg]

freaky

[freeforall]

If I cried that hard there would be a lot of snot and tears. Just saying.

[moderate libertarian]

That's a very strong out pouring of emotions for their beloved leader. I don't think I saw anyone cry like this when our leader Reagan was taken from us. Different cultures and belief systems I guess.

[Sola_Fide]

That is one of the saddest videos I've ever seen. Its hard to put in to words how evil government is after seeing something like that.

[dannno]

freaky


That's a very strong out pouring of emotions for their beloved leader. I don't think I saw anyone cry like this when our leader Reagan was taken from us. Different cultures and belief systems I guess.

Most of the country is very poor, but in the capital city there are many people who are pretty well off. The more loyal you are and the more you love the leader, the more things you get. This is just their version of capitalism, I suppose.

[COpatriot]

Most of that is probably acting just out of fear or being sent to a concentration camp if they don't mourn hard enough. But some of it is genuine. Those people have been so heavily brainwashed by one of the most ridiculous personality cults we've ever seen.

[Constitutional Paulicy]

I lived in South Korea for a few years and traveled to the north out of curiosity. I went with an Australian friend of mine. We both were aware of what we might experience since we had heard so much while living in Seoul. It was as they say it is. Nothing has changes since we went in 1999.

South Koreans are similar in many ways to North Koreans in their nationalistic perspective of their identity as a culture. They are nearly one in the same. Fortunately the South has gradually changed but they are very xenophobic and pro-isolationists. Their is a lot of discrimination towards people who are not Korean and living on the peninsula.

The older generation in the North are unfortunately so brainwashed from the propaganda that they are genuinely in tremendous grief. Of course the fact that they are obligated to express their patriotism towards Kim in public, in order to gain praise from their peers, only exaggerates the emotional outbursts. As for the younger generation, who have less exposure to the demands of the culture, are simply trying to fit in by mimicking their elders.

There are elements of the population who would not exhibit such extreme mourning, but you wont find many, and they certainly aren't going to be seen on local television as being unsympathetic to the "Dear Leader". It could get them incarcerated in one of the many prison camps that have become so large that they are rivaling small towns.

[CaptainAmerica]

this is a video of adults who's minds are putty because they were slaves for so long.

[Lafayette]

Pepper spray and men with guns standing off camera ... or maybe they are really that brainwashed.

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

Opposite reaction if it was our leader

[Karsten]

Looks like people in a high school play badly fake crying.
I think they pretend to cry because they have to in their police state.

[Karsten]

This will be the neocons' reaction when Ron Paul gets the nomination :p

[Zap!]

That's nothing. Were any of you around in 1994 when the father died? The entire country was rolling over crying in their tracks. With each death, it will get less and less.

Edit: here ya go!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zYsUqAYg6c

[123tim]

Nothing a good Internet connection wouldn't solve.

[RileyE104]

This will be the neocons' reaction when Ron Paul gets the nomination :p
LOL!!! I was about to post the exact thing!

[Hospitaller]

Nothing a good Internet connection wouldn't solve.

As soon as any north Korean laid eye on a south Korean mega city, the food, the technology, the quality of living what do you think will happen?

[Philhelm]

Does this mean that Kimmy won't be in Team America 2? :(

[Todd]

That's a very strong out pouring of emotions for their beloved leader. I don't think I saw anyone cry like this when our leader Reagan was taken from us. Different cultures and belief systems I guess.

Ya...right. :rolleyes:

I think what you are missing is the men on the balcony pointing automatic weapons

Signs reading "first one to stop crying dies".

[Austrian Econ Disciple]

I'm sure if they didn't cry and grief someone with a gun would be at their door step in no time flat. The Land of Serfs -- any Socialist/Communist State. Give me King George back if my choices were that shit and the King / Magna Carta.

[pacelli]

I didn't realize that people all cry standing up, then they're crying on all fours. Synchronized mourning.

One aspect of north korean propaganda films is the staging of the actors so that they are positioned in lines. I'm seeing similar tactics here.

I'll be the insensitive prick and call BULLSHIT on it.

[Valli6]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWked2HMtkY#t=0m36s

[VBRonPaulFan]

lol...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdug6yHJB40

[oyarde]

There is no hope for North Korea.