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That is extremely low. These people lose access to their families. If only 18.5% regret losing access to their families, then defectors are absolutely loving south korea over north korea. I would expect that number to be above 50% if south korea was in any way bad for these people. The way of life change on its own would be a huge deterrent. Add loss of family and people would only stay in south korea if living there was significantly better. 80% of the Uma thurman virgin mary trending shirt Also,I will get this people does not regret leaving even tough they are leaving everything including family, culture and wealth. I think thats pretty awesome when we consider how terrible isolation feels like. I heard your North Korean accent plays a part. Despite being free from the North, it can be hard getting a job or making it in the South because ppl discriminate against you. Many NKs are illiterate & poorly educated compared to SKs and the culture treats all NKs as such imbeciles.

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Just imagine Lincoln freeing the Uma thurman virgin mary trending shirt Also,I will get this slaves in the South, only for the African Americans to be treated horribly racist to this day. It’s sad, but true. I worked in SK for a couple months as a process engineer at a large battery company. It was common for the engineers to make fun of people with bad haircuts and call them “North Koreans”. Quite frankly, I also regretted working in SK. I couldn’t keep up with the mandatory drinking and karaoke with the bosses after work. I think that anybody who picked up and moved to a country with a totally different culture would have similar issues. I’m American, but if I lived to S. Korea, I’d say a 20% that I regret my decision would be a reasonable estimate. Maybe even low. That’s just 20%. I know this will come as a shock, but many people I know who have immigrated to the USA from developed countries regret it too. The politics of the past 20 years hasn’t helped – it really is toxic and as a democracy we’re pretty f’ed up. And yes “go home” is an option, immigrants hear frequently from people who have rarely left their home state ! I’m seeing this as 4 in 5 N.Korean defectors feel they made the right choice in going to S.Korea? An 80% chance of not regretting it and having a better life? Not terrible odds. Maybe south is just as bad as north in other ways I dunno I don’t focus on the Koreans but that’s a bit too high of a number IMO seeing they escaped Hitler 2.5

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