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Translation – well over 80% of North Korean defectors don’t regret escaping to South Korea despite having to leave their lives, family and friends behind and having to start from scratch all over again. The fact that South Korea practices elitist Social-Darwinism and is still a paradise when compared to the HentaI a man of culture classic shirt In addition,I will do this North tells you just how fucked up the situation is. Other than the language being basically the same (dialects aside) they’re practically landing on a different planet. Has to be incredibly difficult to assimilate coming from the North to the South. Bullshit. I’ve been to Korea. South Korea was bustling and happy and full of commerce and trade. I was up by the DMZ, in a place called ouijambu (sp). It is also the fictional base where MASH supposedly took place(you know, that little police “action” 1950-53. Yes I know, 90% of you were not born before Vietnam. So never mind. There were constant lookouts, bus stops and searches to make sure that nobody from the north was infiltrating. Kind of like Berlin in the 60’s. Fascinating.’ When I was in Korea, you had to take cover in a building by midnight or they would put you in jail. You would be let out the next morning by 6 AM. But it was a precaution. You should’ve seen everybody fly around trying to find a taxi.

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Just remember that this is the HentaI a man of culture classic shirt In addition,I will do this same news agency that reported the news of a couple thousand North Koreans and then suddenly “recalled” and didn’t even report them at all. Sigh. That’s what happens when the population is not welcoming and looks down on them.. without good integration programs. As someone from an ex communist country the ones who cry “it was better” are the ones who can’t handle having to adapt, the ones who preferred being told what to do, even doing pointless jobs made just so that everyone is happy and working. I actually know many immigrants in the US from the former USSR, who migrated to the US between, say, 1985 and 2000. In their later years many of them say that if the USSR had not collapsed, they wouldn’t have left or would have returned, because even though they weren’t rich there, they had stability in bare minimum medical care and social welfare. Also they don’t feel like they can fully assimilate into the society because of the language barrier and culture. Like N. Korean defectors described here, they were drawn by the image of what the West had to promise, but once they experienced the everyday life, they felt they had changed one set of problems for another. Also like the N. Korean defectors none of them were avid communists.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.