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John Slayne

Honestly? Good. I don't understand why would people want to go there in the first place, it's just giving money to government that actively kills and oppresses its citizens.

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Miracle
Just now, John Slayne said:

Honestly? Good. I don't understand why would people want to go there in the first place, it's just giving money to government that actively kills and oppresses its citizens.

Isn't that what Trump's America does?

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YeehawKylie

Honestly, I would love to see North Korea. Likely something to do with how secretive the country is, but more-so due to the architecture. The architecture of communist/socialist regimes (like the USSR) have always been interesting to me. That being said, I'd never go unless the current regime fell. I'll settle for pictures...

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John Slayne
1 minute ago, Miracle said:

Isn't that what Trump's America does?

Sorry but you can't compare these two... You are right, American government and political system are problematic but nowhere near as bad as in the North Korea.

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YeehawKylie
1 minute ago, Miracle said:

Isn't that what Trump's America does?

What a reach...

Trump's America (and the America preceding it) is flawed in several ways...and flawed is an understatement. Not quite sure it is comparable to North Korea...

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RainingOnMe
13 minutes ago, Miracle said:

Wasnt America the land of the free

But... when.. Americans travel to North Korea, they don't come... back..?

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Yuuri
8 minutes ago, Radio Pop said:

But... when.. Americans travel to North Korea, they don't come... back..?

They tend to come back, but when they disobey their strict laws they are jailed, and sometimes the president has to bail them out.

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LGMonster95
14 minutes ago, IndieKylie said:

Honestly, I would love to see North Korea. Likely something to do with how secretive the country is, but more-so due to the architecture. The architecture of communist/socialist regimes (like the USSR) have always been interesting to me. That being said, I'd never go unless the current regime fell. I'll settle for pictures...

You can always come in Romania for the architecture. It's also cheap lol

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RainingOnMe
Just now, Yuuri said:

They tend to come back, but when they disobey their strict laws they are jailed, and sometimes the president has to bail them out.

Are u sure? What about that student that was in their territory trying to get that road sign? He was tortured for a year under Kim Jon Un's wig. When he was brought back to America 1 year later, he died from cardiac arrest from all the torture...

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YeehawKylie
16 minutes ago, LGMonster95 said:

You can always come in Romania for the architecture. It's also cheap lol

Lol, touche. :giggle:

Thanks for the recommendation. :pray:

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Irrelevant
43 minutes ago, IndieKylie said:

Honestly, I would love to see North Korea. Likely something to do with how secretive the country is, but more-so due to the architecture. The architecture of communist/socialist regimes (like the USSR) have always been interesting to me. That being said, I'd never go unless the current regime fell. I'll settle for pictures...

I can literally just board a flight to North Korea from Beijing or take a train, it's so weird :giveup:

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YeehawKylie
2 minutes ago, Irrelevant said:

I can literally just board a flight to North Korea from Beijing or take a train, it's so weird :giveup:

Would you ever consider going? Honestly, if I weren't American I think I may (given I had the financial ability to). I know a lot of non-American 'westerners' travel there through an agency (I guess all tourists have to do so...) and have little issue. Granted, plenty of Americans travel with an agency and most don't encounter issues. But, I do feel like the animosity between American and North Korean governments leads to American tourists having a bit of a target on their back. While I would certainly follow all laws of the land, I would be completely paranoid that I may be accused of something I did not do. 

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Irrelevant
Just now, IndieKylie said:

Would you ever consider going? Honestly, if I weren't American I think I may (given I had the financial ability to). I know a lot of non-American 'westerners' travel there through an agency (I guess all tourists have to do so...) and have little issue. Granted, plenty of Americans travel with an agency and most don't encounter issues. But, I do feel like the animosity between American and North Korean governments leads to American tourists having a bit of a target on their back. While I would certainly follow all laws of the land, I would be completely paranoid that I may be accused of something I did not do. 

I will go someday, just not now. Just make sure you don't screw up. Also I watched a documentary about N Korea and they teach their students that Americans, S Koreans and Japanese people are horrible.

And everybody will feel paranoid, remember that American guy that got sent into labor and had to get out via the UN or something?

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