Quote (Ghot @ Oct 3 2017 07:25pm)
Skipped right over that little tidbit, where your own guys book, was not about what you claimed.
im not sure you even know how stupid you are with this argument. i dont mean the whole thread. i mean what you posted here.
the book is about Kim Jung Il, the dictator and rule of the country that we're talking about. it include history on his father, kim il sung, the man who started the korean war, lead the revolution of his people, transformed himself into a god figure and away from communism which has formed the entire north korean issue for its history. then he transitioned power to his son, the topic of the book, who continued the process and spiraled the propoganda to build on lies to allow his regime to survive the famine, which further exacerbated the situation and still continues to drive policy implications. then it covers the transition of power to his son kim jong un the current leader and topic of this thread. he is the author of modern north korean policy.
kim jun il and north korea, especially given historical and modern context, is indiscernible from the topic of North Korea as a whole. It's like drawing a line between Marx and the communist manifesto. you're reaching so hard its embarrassing. you've gotten to a sad place here man.
and that's not the worst part. i clearly said repeatedly that i listened to lectures and interviews, many of which are him commenting on the modern day debacle with North Korea, on network news, university lectures, podcasts, and other works. you have no leg to stand on, but i'm sure you'll keep digging, you're not really capable of anything else.
This post was edited by thesnipa on Oct 3 2017 07:34pm