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GASP, 2012?!?!?! KIM JONG ILL WILL BE THE CAUSE OF THE END OF THE WORLD?!?!
Kim Jong Il has 'pancreatic cancer' - Page 2
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QuickStriker
United States3694 Posts
.. .. .. GASP, 2012?!?!?! KIM JONG ILL WILL BE THE CAUSE OF THE END OF THE WORLD?!?! | ||
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Olorin.SVK
Slovakia136 Posts
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illu
Canada2531 Posts
On July 14 2009 04:02 Adeny wrote: How long 'til he goes "MEHHH, fuck it all" and presses the big red nuke button under his desk? It's not that simple as him lifting a finger, though. While commoners might be brain-washed enough to follow him without questions, those with high political positions (such as his sub-coordinates) are most likely well-educated and knows what the fuck they are doing - and what they shouldn't do. At the end if Kim Jong Il wants to do something major it has to be passed to his sub-coordinates, and I doubt they will listen to a dying person. | ||
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QuickStriker
United States3694 Posts
On July 14 2009 04:08 illu wrote: It's not that simple as him lifting a finger, though. While commoners might be brain-washed enough to follow him without questions, those with high political positions (such as his sub-coordinates) are most likely well-educated and knows what the fuck they are doing - and what they shouldn't do. At the end if Kim Jong Il wants to do something major it has to be passed to his sub-coordinates, and I doubt they will listen to a dying person. While that is mostly true, you gotta realize back in the old ancients days in a system of monarchy, emperors and all where it is somewhat similar to North Korea's state atm, all the people, even his sub-coordinates, subjects and all alike were super loyal and would do anything and everything their leader would tell them to do even committing suicide. Who and what is to say that the case isn't similar here with Kim Jong il and his sub-coordinates?? If anything, I can see calling himself and everyone around him "Emperor". | ||
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Tomed
United States176 Posts
On July 14 2009 03:09 redtooth wrote: did you make that picture yourself lol? Source of the image: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3162647 | ||
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illu
Canada2531 Posts
On July 14 2009 04:17 QuickStriker wrote: While that is mostly true, you gotta realize back in the old ancients days in a system of monarchy, emperors and all where it is somewhat similar to North Korea's state atm, all the people, even his sub-coordinates, subjects and all alike were super loyal and would do anything and everything their leader would tell them to do even committing suicide. Who and what is to say that the case isn't similar here with Kim Jong il and his sub-coordinates?? If anything, I can see calling himself and everyone around him "Emperor". I agree with your analogy of "Emperor", and I used that terminology as well. But you have to also understand this is not the ancient time anymore, where technology allows people to go everywhere very easily. Think about it this way. Suppose you are a North Korea diplomat on foreign affairs. While you have probably been loyal to the regime, but due to your position you have to go out and see the world - South Korea, Japan, and China - and suddenly you realize you had lived your life in a crap-hole. How will you feel about the regime now? Surely, for those never gone outside of their villages, they may think North Korea is the best country in the world. But it is certain that many people who have exposures of the foreign world will think differently about the life they are having now and the life they could be having. Of couse they may not express such things openly unless absolutely needed, but I highly doubt everything will be followed through. | ||
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Xenixx
United States499 Posts
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illu
Canada2531 Posts
On July 14 2009 04:31 Xenixx wrote: Great picture, my plan for these ruthless totalitarians from little countries with no military arm is waiting until they die. Lets see how this pans out... They do have a huge army.  | ||
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Xenixx
United States499 Posts
Correction: They have a huge paramilitary. There is a huge difference. | ||
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illu
Canada2531 Posts
On July 14 2009 04:36 Xenixx wrote: Correction: They have a huge paramilitary. There is a huge difference. I doubt it's "para-", since it is government funded and the only military force (probably) in North Korea. Are you thinking about conscription instead? I don't think they are the same. | ||
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Ace
United States16096 Posts
On July 14 2009 03:20 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: More capitalist dog propaganda. The glorious leader is immortal. hahahahahaha great comment | ||
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Loverman
Romania266 Posts
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Psychobabas
2531 Posts
Just my thoughts... | ||
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Sneaky
United States14 Posts
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ActualSteve
United States627 Posts
On July 14 2009 04:02 Adeny wrote: How long 'til he goes "MEHHH, fuck it all" and presses the big red nuke button under his desk? jugding by the picture, he already did and it backfired | ||
Mystlord
United States10264 Posts
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ActualSteve
United States627 Posts
On July 14 2009 06:13 Mystlord wrote: I'm pretty skeptical about this news. Whenever you see images of him moving, you only see him suffering from the aftereffects from stroke and diabetes. He's also moving around more this year than last year. Also, how many times has the media speculated on his health? I lost count a while ago. agreed. buts thats the overspeculative media for you | ||
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ryuu_
United States1266 Posts
On July 14 2009 04:02 Adeny wrote: How long 'til he goes "MEHHH, fuck it all" and presses the big red nuke button under his desk? Rofl. Soon hopefully | ||
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VarmVaffel
Norway378 Posts
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Epicfailguy
Norway893 Posts
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