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  10. xoindotnler

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    What? It's a satellite image, unless of course the US is doctoring the images (:v:) it's pretty much conclusive evidence.

    Aren't you supposed to turn on the lights when it's dark. And doesn't it get dark...at night? GASP!

    Why would you turn the lights on when it's dark? You're asleep! What a waste of electricity.

    Your condescending remarks do you no favours, friend.

  11. xoindotnler

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    The electricity is on to power the factories, and after 9 it is closed to force everyone to go to sleep. It's like "lights-out" time when people were kids, only this time the North Korean state is the benign parent.

    Correct. A satellite picture during the day (when the lights are on) would be worthless. In the DPRK, most lights automatically shut off at 9 to ensure workers arrive well-rested the next day.

  12. xoindotnler

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    That link is mostly US propaganda that no one can conclusively back up, hogwash. On the other hand, there are literally MOUNTAINS of evidence to the contrary coming out of North Korea. Which would you believe, the people actually living in the country or the government of a country that openly considers the DPRK an enemy and has a vested interest in playing down its accomplishments?

    Oh, they have power, and lots of it. They just don't waste it by using it at night like their neighbours. North Korea is very well prepared when it comes to climate change (which, I might note, many Americans haven't even acknowledged as a real thing!). I wish people in my country were that responsible.

  14. xoindotnler

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    Perhaps you should consider the massive degree of support that KJI enjoys in North Korea. As you might have heard, in 1994 when Kim Il Sung died, many people literally died from excess mourning. The regime is incredibly popular, perhaps the people actually support him, and want him to be supreme leader? North Koreans don't need the outside world, they're more than happy on their own with their Juche ideology. We should leave them alone, they clearly do not want our influence. Why should they listen to what we have to say? They're a sovereign nation as any other. The US doesn't listen when the DPRK tells it to stop being imperialist, and they are free to do that.

    Also, North Korea, believe it or not, is a democracy with several major political parties. Kim's Workers' Party has of course won all of the elections due to its massive success and popularity, however.

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