F'ed 'silhyangmin' N. Korean go home!

[Taro Toporific]

SCOPE: N. Korean doesn't feel at home in South
By Hisashi Hirai
SEOUL, Aug. 24, Kyodo -Some North Koreans who have fled to South Korea have found that they never feel quite at home, and they sometimes dream about returning to the North if it ever becomes democratized.
One of these refugees, Li Ju Il, 39, calls himself ''silhyangmin'' (a person who has lost his hometown)....
''While in the North, I used to drink, but I would rather be sober here because I feel lonely if I drink,'' said Li, whose parents were doctors at a local hospital....
.... arrested at the border and repatriated to the North, where he was taken to a prison. He spent three months there and was harshly abused during interrogations....
.... ''I don't think either socialist or communist is wrong. The North has become an abnormal society because the people worship Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il. Further development and completion of democracy based on humanitarianism will be a sure way toward communism.''....
....He also hopes for a brighter future in the South. ''I would be happy if a woman wished to marry me,'' he said.

[Big Booger]

Sounds like the lack of food takes more of a toll on the mind than one would think. This guy is obviously suffering from his lack of nutrition in the north.. I mean who in their right mind would prefer to live in a shithole like NK?

I really think his mind is bent:

There is a long way to go before his wish can be realized, but he said he will never give up: ''I don't think either socialist or communist is wrong. The North has become an abnormal society because the people worship Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il. Further development and completion of democracy based on humanitarianism will be a sure way toward communism.''

Communism is only good for an elite group, those in control. Everyone else suffers eventually. I can't believe after the effects communism had on NK, he still believes in it. And then he cites China as an example of "good" communism.. does the tard not realize, that China is no longer communist? It's as capitalist as you can get economically... sure the government adheres to communist hooplah.. but that will change as people gain more freedom and access to a global perspective.