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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 27. 07. 2020
- The North Korean regime tries to limit knowledge of the outside world to the people but cannot completely. Here are the rumors our North Korean friends heard while in #NorthKorea - you might be surprised.
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I hope one day North Koreans would be free from that dictator..
you mean radioactive cheeseburger kimy-johny-umy zumy
You people are no better.
@@paradoxicalpotato8927 yea
@Eduard Kung I'm from Australia, I know you're no better. I've got TRS so life here isn't fun. I can't get medical treatment because I get refused service, I can't get a job because I was miss diagnosed with autism so no one will employ me. The pension is only enough for food. I'm missing the feeling in one of my hands because the police beat me up for fun. I haven't been able to sleep properly for ten years and I can't get sleeping tablets because the doctors say I'm a drug addict because I smoke weed to get to sleep.
@@tristanbulluss9386 I mean, I get that people have bad lives outside of NK, and I'm not saying your situation is good by any means (I've been jobless for years so I hate our society as much as the next person), but individual stories are not the same as what's happening in NK. Nothing compares to living there. They are practically hostages in their own country. They can't speak their mind or they will be put in labor camps or executed. Joke about the Kim family and you and your family are dead. At least most of the world can talk about their government without being interrogated. North Koreans can't enjoy literally anything from the outside world. All they know is that their leader, who is basically a god, is protecting them from Americans and South Koreans trying to invade their perfect country and destroying it. While thousands of people slave in labor camps for doing anything remotely dangerous according to the government, or get publicly executed with everyone above the age of 12 being forced to watch. It's a real life dystopian country and anyone who has been able to get away from there is a hero for surviving and being free.
I love these defectorsâ stories.
Same
Thatâs all it is. Stories lmao
@@thegtafanboy ?
@@thegtafanboy uh
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It seems crazy to think that people are going through such things in a tiny part of the world whereas the entire world lives differently.
It's like living in the hunger games.
The average human lives in far worse conditions than you and I.
owđ„ș i want to give everyone a hug, iâm so happy they are better now
Same here
* virtual hugs all around *
Yeah me too!!
I hope every north korean get to experience liberty.
We do too â€ïž
@@LibertyinNorthKorea; Really, such a place exist? How are you even on here?
I'm from Russia, and I want to tell you. We've also tasted that bitter taste of dictatorship, while being Soviet Union. But time has shown everything. I hope one day North Korea will be free of this plague.
The same in iraq with sadam hussain,he was a dictator đ
Sorry about my eng
@à€¶à€żà€°à„à€· àČ°àČŸàČźàČŸàČŻ no no đ but like when we see that we did something wrong or feel that there is something wrong ,we apologize to the people to not take a bad idea about us or about what we mean đ is not just if we speak in english we do that with everything's
@@zahraaa.r1449 your English is amazing! Way better than my Korean!
@@jasminee204 oh , thank you đđ
Maybe Russia and China should stop backing them up
It is so interesting omg
YES SUBSCRIBE WE WILL INTEREST YOU MORE
Such an interesting segment of The Red Box! Love this channel and hearing the stories of the defectors! Itâs so important to advocate for their family, friends and countryâs freedom!â€ïž
I am so happy for these young people. To get the chance to experience the world. Hopefully one day every North Korean will know... what it is like to experience a world without boundaries or borders. Thank you for your amazing stories. Sending love from America.đâ€
North Korean Rumor- They dress up their dogs in fancy clothes and celebrate their birthdays by feeding them fancy food!
North Korean- Now that can't be true. That's so ridiculous!
Defector- Uh... That one is true. They dress up their dogs, feed them fancy food and celebrate their birthdays.
North Korean- What? Wow... How absurd!
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Skystarry75. Also, many dogs in China and the rest of the world eat better than many of the people in North Korea!
Also the North Korean government: Everyone else outside of our country is so poor they can't even afford clothes and food.
This comment confuses me.
i think rich ppl dogs are treated well.
most of ppl are poor. rich dogs better than human?
actually kind of ture.
in china many ppl are still really poor. but some ppl are richer than 1 world ppl.
NK is talking about this.. i think.. but NK is mostly poor and no human right.
Thank you for raising awareness!
Thank YOU for watching!
WTF ... This channel needs more views and subscribers.... Love from India â€ïž
We think so too đ
stay in your country and build toilets!
Lol when she put it that way, it DOES seem ridiculous we dress our pets Lolol
Well it actually is! But I definitely prefer to live in a place where people are allowed to do it even if that's ridiculous
Sara Ciucci The same.
I dressed one of my cats. She loved it. She was an awesome model. Loved the camera.
My other cat. No. He hates it, so I don't dress him. He doesn't even like modelling naked Lolol hates the camera.
@@angelika_munkastrap4634 actually I have no pets, I used to have a few cats but I didn't dress them. But I'm glad you do it if you (and they!!) like it :)
How can you not love the North Korean defectors, So much respect for them and what they have lived through.
"It's hell on earth." Everyone laughs.
Hi am fan of your love from india
Congrats your first
Love from the LiNK Team! đ„°
Love to both of you from the USA! We want all of you to be free and enjoy a happy peaceful life.
Yes you guys need to get into the social media game HARD!!!! Keep it up!!!
At the same time, I know that deep inside, it's hard for them to denounce their own country. I know they wish for their country to be a better one someday.
they're not denouncing NK, they're denouncing un.
I live in south korea and life here is so much harder than life in Canada where I used to live. But if the old grandma liked korea so much and couldn't even compare life in South Korea to North korea, that makes me wonder. How bad is life in North Korea?
Such an amazing channel!! Keep it up guys
Okay i just subscribed.. just wow. I feel so much respect for these people who fought to get out of that environment and now share their experiences with us, i hope bringing awareness like this will help more people get the freedom they deserve way sooner than expected.
Thanks for watching and subscribing â€ïž
I wish North Korea will free, free to travel everywhere, There are so many beautiful things you can do in this world.
Just look at the night sky.. See what part was lite up.. You could see the South Korean side always had lights...North Korea was dark as it could be....
@PhillipMargrave What
@PhillipMargrave you dont understand. As humans we are all destined to create. That is one of the core things that makes us all human whether you believe in a God or not.
@@anti-consumerism6178 what
@@therealslimshitty5186 he said we are meant to not have electricity and I said we are meant to create amd we discovered electricity and have created many things from that
I pray for the unfortunate people of North Korea, whose suffering is tremendous.
Could there be a video on North Korean defectors talk about pro Marxist/socialist views while being in America today. I would love to hear their take if there are any concerns or how they think it would/wouldnât work since they have experienced nationalistic socialism. It doesnât have to be like politically fueled with what presidential candidates are better, but more of their struggle in the country and how they are dealing with these types of views today. I love this channel and I have so much respect for defectors coming out of North Korea. Liberty is so important because without it I wouldnât be able to learn and partake in this movement. Please respond â€ïž
You don't know what freedom is until you can dress your dog like batman
Much love from Romania.My grandparents experienced dictatorship.I'm really happy that we're free now.I pray for North Korea's freedom !
My first thought when she said, "who would buy clothes for dogs?" Was: "well someone is dressing the Kim family."
After thinking about it, I decided that the comparison was unfair. Not only do dogs look better in clothes than Kim Jong Un, they are all around just better in every respect.
Freedom !!!!!
I'm always looking forward to more of your videos!đ
That makes us so happy đ
SK also has our own social issue a
lot. but we are discussing about our problem.
no country and ppl are perfect on the earth.
the most important thig is we have
to figure out what we have to solve for our society. for that open the information is main power to grow the society!
some country especially NK is block every single information can not glow.
I have a grandpa who still lives in North Korea and I miss him everyday... I wanna go visit North Korea to see him but I'm so scared... I hate that dictator đĄ
I couldn't help but ache, it's very rare to know about north Korea in social media except sometimes in News. Glad to this channel
I understand why and what they went through, but it's a bit sad they don't understand that life in not black-and-white. The story of that grandma that defected to South Korea and then back can very well be true. Many North Koreans suffer intense discrimination in the South, so it's not hard to imagine she was never paid and lived poor while there. This is not to say that the South is poorer than the North, but that individual cases of discrimination that lead to people having terrible lifes in "rich developed countries" do happen.
I'm curious if they heard about other cultures as well, not just Asia or the US. but other parts of the world such as Africa, Europe, Oceania or America (continent)
I'm just glad they got out of that hellhole
Much love from Americaâ€ïž wishing for freedom for North Koreans
The guy on the right, the one with horizontal striped tee, the one who reads the first question , has a small swelling at the angle of the mandible that he might want to get checked.
i turn on the caption put it on auto translate to english but what the on the clip saying is not the same caption youtube giving...am wondering why
The automatic translator isn't always accurate because it's basically like a robot and it probably can't easily hear/pick up what the human voices are saying. It's more accurate when a person who actually speaks those languages translates it and adds the captions manually.
But also, in this case it might have something to do with the fact that the North Korean dialect of Korean is a bit different than the South Korean dialect, so maybe the translator is programmed for the South Korean dialect and doesn't pick it up right. But that's just a guess; it's also possible that they've lived in South Korea for a long time now and their accent has adapted.
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Very good. "Nothing to Envy" is a very good book I read about N Korea by the way.
The girl on the right looks like Wendy from Red Velvet
dav_poy yes, but minus the plastic surgeries
this tugs at my heart strings
Of all the rumors that could turn out to be true, it had to be the dogs and their clothes and their birthdays đ
I laugh, but I kind of understand it. When food is not a given for you, you could probably not imagine giving it to animals as anything normal.
One question I want to ask them is, how do North Koreans know there is an "outside world" in the first place? I mean, everything is dictated by the regime anyway. I'd imagine the regime could just keep knowledge of any outside world covered up. Wouldn't they just say something like, "we're the only people around and this is the only place there is."
Is there part two?đ its a bit short to međ
It seems logical thinking isn't a thing in North Korea. Not the fault of the people but I would be saying "if North Korea is the best and we have no reason to leave.. shouldn't North Korea be showing us how awful the rest of the world is?" They don't show their people though bc then the North Korean people would see that NK is not a great place to live
It's so sad to see that by the phrase 'other parts of the world' they just understand south korea....although it's very beautiful but there is a vast variety of cultures which are different than s Korea but very beautiful....hope they get to see everything someday
they Speak better English then me!!đđšđźđšđź
Is there anything I could do to help? Donations maybe? Anything? Seeing these stories break my heart sooo much :(
I hope to one day meet a North Korean defector and give him/her the biggest/warmest hug. I can not start to fathom how horrible it is to live there and how risky it was for them to escape.
My prayers are with the good people of North Korea.
Wow
very interesting!
Green Future what is your problem? What a weirdo. And those are not my eyes. This is a random picture. Mind your own business.
@Green Future uh
I really hope that people living in NK right now will be able to taste freedom in their lifetime.
Same
I thought we were in really bad shape under soeharto's regime. But compare to the kims, he looked like innocent president.
They are so cuteeee
nice and interesting video
Its really nice and interesting. Im happy cause based by their stories,they are not brainwashed beyond help.. nkoreans needs to be saved from that dictator.
Itâs crazy to think that the rest of the world truly canât do much about something so outrageous.
I hope one day you guys are free from the horrible regime of Kim Jong Un and may you attain liberty and freedom
Welcome to freedom !
As history shows all dictators eventually fall, I hope that time comes to North Korea sooner than later
dont all countries learn that they are the best country on earth?
Im lucky enough to be privileged to be able to dress my dog đ¶
21 Century... But one they, the Kim's will fall, it's just a matter of time.
I know where this dislike came from. It's from Pheong daily DPRK News or sth like that I don't remember the exact name of it but it's a DPRK propaganda channel.
Liberty North Korea is a US Christian sponsored "charity", so take this video with a pinch of salt
@@Steveinthailand
I'm not talking about Liberaty NK I'm talking about the channel which made a dislike to this video
Phuong DPRK Daily.
...they were prisoners.
Where this guy's basically are?
I canât believe only 28 comments
Apparently the only good thing about North Korea is that they donÂŽt dress up dogs and let them eat from their own bowl.
It's hard to imagine this is happening for real, it sounds like the plot of a horror film. In the United States, we are getting a taste of what this can be like. Our current President demands complete loyalty and admiration, and we've seen how easily falling in to this sort of reality can happen, so many people are too afraid to fight back and just do what they are told like robots. Fortunately we value our freedom too much to allow it to become the norm. If it gets bad enough, an internal war could break out.
3:10-3:34 ..... sounds a lot like the US đ„Ž
2:00 oh no, that would be China
LONG LIVE THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF KOREA
What
Yes! Long Live!
South Korea was still poorer then north korea for a long time though
Patrick Cossack Its just that a lot of people forget that when looking at history.
:D
The untold/unpublished Precious and Rare Earth Mining in North Korea after Kim father's death,,,wish to know the truth!!!???
Long Live DPRK! Long live the idea of Juche!
Long live DPRK!
Are these kitschy videos about drumming up donations? I'd be much more impressed to see a roundtable of North Koreans still inside North Korea, talking with pixelated faces.
How the hell would this organization even be able to get into North Korea, or get the video recording out.
@@brandonpersaud5634 Every DPRK border guard has a price. Pay it and bring the equipment for a satellite uplink. If MSS agents find the uplink equipment bribe them too.
@@Random1208 you're crazy