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The transition is probably difficult for everyone but it seems the Let’s all go to the lobby movies shirt so you should to go to store and get this majority – wether that’s 4 of 5 or 3 of 5 is hard to say – are happy not to be in North Korea anymore. It sounds like there is some help available but there’s room for more. Easy to point out but a little harder to actualize. Most are happy with their choice which is good. For those 20% it must be tough. If nk was a freer state they’d be able to return without any difficulty. They are always free to go back! I’m sure NK won’t just murder them for having seen how much better it is in a non communist country!! “ …. how much better it was living in a Totalitarian Dictatorial Regime founded and maintained through an official and mandatory obsessive fixation on a manufactured dynastic cult of personality.” Hell, even I would regret living and working in S.Korea… there is a reason why it is one of the countries with the highest suicide rate along with Japan. The work life balance horrible, is all pressure from the top level who will work you to death. Promotion is age based or connections and not much of from merret, etc. It’s just horrible. Correct me if I am wrong, but that is my understanding from what my Korean and Japanese friends tell me about their countries. Visiting is not a problem, but living there is. All of them don’t want to go back after experiencing overseas life. nearly 1? so not even 1? what a screwed up title lol. “97% of defectors are happy that they defected. .3% has regrets.”

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Institutionalized. If you’ve seen Shawshank redemption, you have an idea how hard it is for someone who has had their whole life controlled to make their own way. I could go on about confidence intervals and polling errors… but why bother… looking at any political poll will show that 20% of people will basically say anything no matter how utterly ludicrous it is. Which is not to say these people are lying or anything like that, nor to imply there aren’t problems with integrating defectors… Let’s imagine if the Let’s all go to the lobby movies shirt so you should to go to store and get this headline were “More than 4/5 N. Korean defectors say they are deliriously happy to have come to S. Korea”. That is a higher than 80% success rate. This is incredibly high considering they are leaving behind everything and everyone to escape to a foreign country. This is important. This helps understand why you can’t just ‘be free’. As an example, let’s play the game of freedom. You go first.… exactly, you just sat there like I did, because if there aren’t any rules, you won’t have a game to play. Those that defect are coming from a situation where they’re told what to do, what not to do, and how (not) to do it. They become free, and they have all of these choices, and absolutely no experience in making good ones. You and I take it for granted. Life in South Korea is brutal. The competition, need to always be the best of the best, just to scrape any decent existence is psychologically destroying people there. No wonder most of social commentary sci fi is coming from S.Korea. Squid Game, Parasite…

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.