@Brockcroft yeah🤔

@Tatsumi lol My question was derived from Asian Boss vids😄

@revenant Great channel. ^^

@Tatsumi Indeed :)

@SW-User very true. Fear of starvation, beatings,,but people are warmer and closer together.

@SW-User “i am so happy starving to death, I think I will dodge the bullets and landmines just to praise the glorious leader in south korea.”

@SW-User yes makes no sense to us at all. But they would still prefer human warmth and a sense of cooperation and community over a cold technichological world

@Shine good question. Some experienced loneliness for the first time in their lives in South Korea. Lack of human contact.

@goagainsttheflow omg a real life propaganda bot, I never knew I would see one with my own eyes

@goagainsttheflow wow where did you get your expertise from? This is a really interesting conversation

@goagainsttheflow would like to know more

@SW-User not a joke..am just repeating. And some N Koreans chose to go back..weird enough

@revenant They must be young people like those that change religion every two years.

@SW-User kind of but not all. They had to get used to a completely different environment, have to learn everything from scratch again and feel lonely a lot of times.

@User41 they got to

no. That’s very true.

But North Korea as God’s chosen people. Americans as people that eat children and rape women....

They may not believe him as god. But their views on outsiders are definitely warped.

@User41 apparently it is changing as more and more info comes from China and abroad. Tales..They were taught that s korea was just full of homeless people too.

@royalblue1193 they are not as happy as East Koreans I heard.

@Picklebobble2 ahah...or shot when trying to cross river to China..but apparently human warmth still can not be beaten. I am not a N Korean defector so I could not possibly know.

@Paul62 ?