@newdprk: Mercedes-Benz luxury sedans seem to be everywhere in Pyongyang.#dprk #northkorea #kimjongun

David :

What a cyberpunk luxury city!

ERRAStefSem :

which one ? you saw wrong!

Bimboles🇩🇪☭⃠ :

Atothek :

With everywhere you mean this one motorcade?

Supreme Leader of Iran :

I forgot to add tou might like lime juice with the chamoy. Okay here's another one, deep fried ravioli. You gotta batter them with breadcrumbs I like them with ranch a lot of people do marinara. And then beer battered pickle chips, deep fried, with chipolte ranch sauce. Check those out too

Max Chaw :

EMPTY

ARAN_YT☪️ :

Supreme Leader of Iran :

Okay I have a new food if you guys want to try oldie but a goodie. Chamoy and watermelon and strawberries and cucumber with tajin ontop. Have you guys tried it?

Supreme Leader of Iran :

What's North Koreas most traditional dish? Google says Pyongyang Naengmyeon? I would try it if anyone here could make it

H Ả I ⚚ :

Hay

Nicholas :

How does North Korea treat people who criticize the government or commit other crimes? ftom Chatgpt: "In North Korea, the legal and social system is highly repressive, and the government maintains strict control over nearly all aspects of life. Here’s a detailed look at how the regime deals with individuals who commit crimes, including criticizing the government: ### Legal Framework and Enforcement 1. **Severe Punishments**: - Criticism of the government or its leaders is considered a serious crime, often classified as "anti-state" or "treasonous." - Penalties can include long prison sentences, forced labor, or even execution, especially for more serious offenses. 2. **Surveillance State**: - The government employs an extensive surveillance system to monitor citizens' activities and communications. - Informants are common, making it difficult for dissent to go unnoticed. 3. **Article 60 of the Criminal Code**: - This article specifically addresses crimes against the state, including defamation of the leader and the ruling party. - Punishments under this article can be extremely harsh, reflecting the regime's intolerance for dissent. ### Social Control Mechanisms 1. **Propaganda**: - The state uses propaganda to instill loyalty to the regime and discourage dissent. Media is state-controlled, and any negative portrayal of the government is strictly prohibited. - Education focuses on glorifying the leaders and promoting a cult of personality. 2. **Fear and Intimidation**: - The threat of punishment serves as a deterrent against criticism. People are often afraid to speak out due to potential repercussions not just for themselves but also for their families. - Public executions or displays of punishment are sometimes used to instill fear within the population. 3. **Re-education Camps**: - Those who are caught criticizing the government may be sent to re-education camps, where they endure harsh conditions and indoctrination. ### Conclusion In summary, North Korea employs a combination of severe legal penalties, a pervasive surveillance system, and social control mechanisms to suppress dissent and criticism of the governme"

Aaron☁️ :

The privileged generation

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Vĩnh Thăng :

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A.K.F William :

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Mihai Barabas :

Didn’t you know already, every North Korean citizen has a Mercedes, they just chose to walk and use public transport to not pollute the atmosphere.