North Korean Labor Camps (Part 4 of 7)

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1. how much vodka will you have to buy this dude now

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2. Kim il sung's theory- starve and suppress your people and make them love you for it.

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3. i like so much the fact that he was traveling for more than a day just to find a Korean and ask his about Korean living conditions and when he found one he never asked him anything.

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4. Does anyone know the song that plays at 3:21 ? I had no luck

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5. When Vice wasn’t ”woke”. Good old days

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6. This is a wonderful place in comparison to the real labor camps.

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7. The Like button doesn't work; Dislike does!

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8. 3:23

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9. You sirs have balls as big as gorillas ! Excellent reporting very informative. Keep this kind of gritty reporting coming , thank you.

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10. I love you only blurred his eyes 😂 like I could still tell exactly who that is if he was in front of me with this clip

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11. That guy who used to be the chief of police is a chad.

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12. I love how the police officers were also shocked and curious so they helped you (or spied on you, or both).

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13. Are you guys meaning to say that the North Korean legend is a farce? But it all seemed so real.

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14. Did the NK workers have a private retirement plan?

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15. Kinda messed up the way they put them in several videos so you have to watch

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16. You can tell what kinda chief this guy was lmao 💪

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17. The west's complacency about the welfare of the North Korean people is a disgrace. Given that China is the lifeblood of the North Korean regime, the west should impose on China high tariffs, tariffs that hinge directly on how North Korea treats its people. To the extent North Korea begins treating its people better, the sanctions drop to that extent. If North Korea later regresses to a degree, the sanctions rise to that degree — in lockstep. As things stand now, China may feel that it benefits in some small-ish, intangible way from North Korea's oppression of its people. The west can readily change China's calculus. Through sanctions we can convert North Korean oppression into large, tangible costs for China. China can avoid these costs by forcing reform in North Korea, which is easily within China's power. We have a responsibility as human beings to the fellow human beings suffering in North Korea. Let's act already!

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18. "We have a real korean"

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19. You guys remember when VICE wasn't about men with periods? Pepperidge farm remembers

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20. Cant some one now's The name Of The instrumental song played in The video at 3:23
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21. Dam lol I love the vids

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22. Fascinating videos. Thank you.

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23. You and the translator were always way too close like damn yall are gay we get it

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24. Simon is a low-key snack

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25. I hope all of the people showed in the video are still healthy, I really hope so

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26. I've made it to the 4th video now.. this is so chaotic which I think is fun but also what the heck is even happening

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27. hahaha I love all the propaganda music

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28. You guys laugh but our gubment is doing this same thing to us essentially. Maybe not as hoboick. Definition: To hobo.

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29. As we see, Russia lives in commitment with North Korea. And Germany made a deal wiht Russia – nord stream 2. China, North Korea, Russia, Germany – we should still observing these countries.

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