What North Koreans Think Of South Korea | STAY CURIOUS #2 

HUGO CHAVEZ too bad no one is going to take your comment seriously cuz its dumb af

@@hugochavez5862 Yo estoy haciendo los arreglos para enlistarme como soldado de apoyo en el ejército estadounidense, mi objetivo es matar tantos chavistas como sea posible, pero me dijeron que tenia que esperar un año mas mientras se ponían algunos bloqueos más a venezuela para empobrecerlos un poco más, estoy de acuerdo con eso, incluso un soldado de enfermería me dijo que se las arreglaron para matar a chavez envenenandolo, no paré de reírme ese dia, al parecer ahora maduro vive con miedo de tocar un baso con agua 😂

@@hugochavez5862 just a troll , ignore !

@@hugochavez5862 I used to think whatever I watch is scripted especially for shows like these, but being unable to believe anything that might have at least a little truth about them is sad and pathetic. You don't know the truth either, don't you? Then should I assume as well that what you commented right now is just for show?

@@jiwonh.1216 YOU BELIEVE THIS CRAP? HAHA NORTH KOREANS ARE TOO DIFFERENT TO BE WANTED IN SOUTH KOREA

Housing is completely free and provided by the government in the DPRK. That's why it's given for "free" by the SK government, because otherwise the defectors would literally be unable to cope with the fact they don't have a guaranteed place of home like before they defected. They do it both as a way to make themselves look good for defectors (when in reality defectors are discriminated by common people, defectors have the worst options of retirement payment of all citizens, and often have a slew of mental health problems like depression caused by their treatment), and because otherwise the defectors would all kill themselves.

I'm normally against government-subsidized...anything, but since North Koreans have everything paid for by the government (even though it isn't much and it's not very good), North Korean defectors would need some time to acquire job skills and experience before being able to rent or buy their own place.

​@@electricfishfan7159 Do you understand why they are "spending their lives in the pre-industrial age"? Take a guess.

ALL FOR SHOW

@@quirble cringe go to nk

Yeah I just watched this video and even though I'm British it kinda verbally smacked me in the face. I recently lost my job due to covid and am heavily on benefits but I'm happier out of work. Poorer sure, but happier.

@@mikoto7693 interesting 🤔

Imagine hearing that someone from North Korea is happier than you.

I'm just old enough (50's) to have seen my own country change from people who knew and interacted with their neighbors, into families that are just too busy and self-absorbed, interacting mostly through social media, instead. Parents and kids have their heads in tablets and smartphones far too much, these days. When I was young, we would go outside and play with the neighborhood kids for hours. My parents physically interacted with adult friends in their free time. I understand what this North Korean interviewee is saying, because I've seen America lose what it once had. Everyone just seems manipulated and angry, anymore.

@@thestingyham1188 yes, this is the issue with newer generations being terminally online. unfortunately, with the rise in technology, i think sense of community will be lost ever further. it’s almost unavoidable. with online schooling, online work that has no clear business hours, work culture that forces both parents to work and have no time for their kids so they let the internet be their babysitter… work and school culture must fundamentally change. i also think family should live close together or even in the same house. grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, family friends… more than just the nuclear family to help support and create a familial bond.

Ikr, he seems to be such a good story teller.

Yes true! He is so articulated and easy to listen to. It would be a great step towards educating S. Koreans about NK as he would want. Especially because I think SKs who are nervous around NKs and think they're spies etc would be far more inclined to read a book than actively converse face-to-face

True

Hmm

Yes honestly all the defector stories have been nothing short of miraculous and amazing-they all should write books if it helps them to find more peace with the situation. Would be good reads.

They congratulated tha defectors because they Finally did it. They left the old world. they have seen the new, real world. So, Why would we think we would hate them if they did the impossible.

Ciel i cried too...

saaaame omg I wanted to give him hugs; -;

I cried.

I cried, too.

Sun Sun , a tiny thing, it’s rational.

@@banjopete My mistake! *rational*. Thanks man

She’s not quite right 🤔🤷🏻‍♀️

Defectors lie for asylum

wanted to comment the same thing

She's absolutely right. Only by moving your ass you can get through the crowd of competitors to the trough ... It would be fun if it didn't make sense of all our life under capitalism.

it sounds like live and die for work 😂

8:18 Yes, me too. So precious. I hope she has a full & happy life.

Super cute too.

Agreeee. both Gov. are clever..

Any help is always welcome, no matter the details, it seems Mongolia helps a lot more than China. ✌️

"For every Toyota purchased, we'll plant a tree."

I believe it meant that the S.K. government will plants trees in Mongolia since the desert is keep expanding and planting trees and taking care of the forest is eesential in stopping the desertification.

Mongolians are the children of the great Chingkiz Khan that many Koreans admire, and Koreans like Mongolia because they are kind and sweet. Above all, my friends who have traveled to Mongolia admire the natural scenery of Mongolia. You guys are excellent as descendants of a country with a long history. 🇰🇷❤🇲🇳

@@Tzbeastfan523 in an unrelated video you manage to bring up bts...

when i saw this comment i teared up again

Yup Thrh yea as much as I love him he has nothing to do with the video nor the comment, thank u

Mr Stark yea

Niagra Falls

Dejarino Zhino mmmmmmmmm,donald trump supporter.CNN is no fake news and can never be.What do you expect from people with low intelligent who will accept if told by another that their parents or someone they knew is not real and they will accept it to make their stupid point.When people are out of reality,well they are not living any more.Totally pathetic.

Cnn is just American propaganda at this point

>americans think their press is free

+Kiki you are very uninformed if you think CNN is reliable. It has nothing to do with Trump or anything political. It's all to do with facts and the truth.

Kiki lmao that's why they used a fucking 4chan fanfic to slam Trump right?

as a Korean, btw is this amazing? ... Sometimes when I left my wallet behind, most of bus drivers said like that

I wish I can find that man too. I would love to talk to him.

@@eraofandroids4573 I wish I could visit either of them to talk even if we had to use an interpreter. There are so many things I want to know about the actual people of North Korea that the government minders are careful to hide from foreign visitors.

Veranda Tales I know...that really hit me hard 😢

You'll be kept on. Have a Coke buddy!

Well despite the strange ways of North Korea. They hold up the honor of all Korea. South Korea is a Yankee Puppet State. Saying to the USA,thank you for invading us and killing 3M people. You are chain kissers. Unite the Korean Peninsula!

Robert Deffenbaugh I have no clue who that is- sorry, im not educated enough🙏. The only castro i know is associated with Cuba

Robert Deffenbaugh Is Kim jong nam a good man? I heard his son is educated; speaks fluent english, feels guilt for his starving citizens and such. Perhaps it'd be good if he grew up to be a chosen as a ruler?

Im with you. I heard myself tell him, "stop following other peoples dreams." Then he said how it lead him to the fulfillment of helping others and the damn text got all bury again. Stupid onions.

What’s so sad about this statement is that when he was living in North Korea and he saw the suffering, his will to survive was so strong, he braved crossing the Tumen River while being shot at just so he could escape poverty and live. He lived in China for 4 years in fear of being found out and deported back to NK, but he never even thought about ending his life. But when he came to SK, after 3 years he already contemplated suicide. Is it really that hard to live in SK that even the strongest person would think that the only escape from his misery is death?

suicide rates in SK r so high ... It's even higher than suicide rates in japan

Yan L 😢

@@melvivo6336 When you think about it, he has finally reached his goal and he's left to wonder what's next. I think that's where it comes from and it makes sense. For the first years of your life, you are not living, but surviving and you have the goal to find freedom. You find it, and you don't know what to do with it. You're no longer surviving, or fighting, so you contemplate ending your life only because there's nothing left to do. It's very tragic. And as for life in South Korea, despite its rich economy and freedom, it must be very overwhelming for a North Korean, especially the people aspect of it where he describes South Koreans are cold and unapproachable. So much so, he doesn't even know his next door neighbor. And it's not better as a student in South Korea where there's too much time dedicated to studying. Stress can literally kill you. So that's another theory. I hope wherever he is, he is happier and that he has found something to live for.

yes, please

doesnt the girl have a yt channel? Does anyone know what it is :(

@@sagearviso1979 I think her channel is in the description

@@kmv5921 The link of her channel provided in the description shows the channel does not exist:( did she close her channel or the link is just broken?

@@miaye8871 same i couldn't get it

ご最も。

Mr too. It's so inspiring to see how people don't see their enemies as real people just like them, like they don't feel the same way about things just because they're on the other side of the DMZ. North Koreans should be seen as very respected people.

i lost it when he said "I sincerely welcome you to South Korea"

For me, it was not only that moment that made me tear up, but the moments he was talking how he was considering suicide after he made through the hardships to get there and how he used to laugh at the South Koreans suicide over the pressure of being successful and how he finally understood their pain to the point he vows to spread awareness about their situation , those words made me tear up again.

Amitha Alex I teared up not gonna lie lol it was one of those sorrowful but extremely happy and inspired tears hahah

This is probably one of the most interesting videos I've ever watched on youtube. Their opinions and experiences cover so many topics. It's astonishing, right down to the question of the definition of hapiness.

Same

I bet you have tears running down your leg.

Matt Lufcy she’s so cute

I'm just imagining the Bus Driver's face of disbelief

It is! But at the same time it's sad because of how systematic and structured they were raised to behave. To think that just because one man does an action, every man is doing the same is really sad. We are all such diverse and unique people, yet they were trained to act like robots.

it was cute, but also sad to think that their lives are so behind in everything. they knew nothing of buses, elevators, things like that and that makes it seem so crazy that they are still living in something like the past

Xin Jie You think too much, it’s human nature to imitate others🙄

Get stoned in a city where weed is illegal, you'll understand

Now that's REAL ptsd, not that fake ptsd liberals complaining about.

Imagine that many war veteran have gone through the same caliber of stuff as the two in the video. I remember watching a documentary on Vietnam war and two vets who were fighting for opposing sides met and discussed the war in good terms since they both realized that they had gone through the same stuff. If this point was brought up more, westerners could probably better understand the people living in NK. While cultures have differences we are all humans and we all have ambitions, motives, dreams, nightmares, fears, strengths and weaknesses. And often we are not so different.

I dont understand this people ...its just evil as a police man to do such things like this.

@@donaksu2713 Yeah, I've read stories too from WWI veterans, who had a routine once they heard the sound of soldiers marching or artillery guns moving, and couldn't break the routine after the war, constantly thinking it's still happening. He had to teach himself to be scared of sirens to survive.

You just took the words from my mouth... perfectly described :)

Agreed. I wish to have a conversation with him. It feels like even if we conversed for one week, non-stop, it would never get boring.

JamshaveJimin 101 I agree with you totally ....

I know right? Same thoughts

Yes I found it very moving !

North Koreans are more attractive than South Koreans. And I think it is because Soth Koreans use a lot of plastic surgeries.

@@TedEhioghae Explain your logic please. And the data behind your logic, cause I'm dying to know what plastic surgery has to with a beautiful mind, and why you talk like all south koreans do plastic surgery. Elaborate please.

Ted Ehioghae That’s rude....? First of all not every South Korean pursued plastic surgery and not every North Korean has a beautiful mind. And even if smn did plastic surgery, how does that affect your mind? That’s a very immature and narrow minded thinking

@@TedEhioghae 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️

if someone can survive after through a lot, obviously he has a beautiful mind

Thibault Tresca yup.this is why i like south korea better.

I think it indicates a mindset in South Korea that they view North Koreans as siblings, so when some get through, they will act like a caring family.

I am glad to get the opinion of a Korean on it. I feel sorry for the North Korean common folk too, even as an Australian who is a long way away from Korea. I want to think North Korea could eventually be helped, but it would need some way to get rid of their current government, and I know the world does not want a nuclear war.

Yeah, my relative, that's powerful and touching.

EXO Love i love South koreans.. And i love your username too🙊💗

I beg to disagree. I think it is only Kim Jung who is not ready.

there cannot be a reunification , for a simple reason, north korea is too strict, so to the eyes of the whole world, they will never be allowed to dominate south korea, at the same time south korea would never allow north korea to make people live the way they lived until now. I think people are getting worried about the wrong things here... People are the last problem in this case. Which of the 2 government will have to bow their head? that's the real question. You can think about educating people After you know there will not be war going on lol

The south doesn't know anything because the north is so closed off, and anything that gets through is carefully curated. I think a few years and open media with the real people of the countryside and cities would definitely help dissolve any preconceived notions.

@@legendsareborninmarch4799 nope. Reunification can be a painful transition. Look at Germany. The whole nation suffered an economic setback when the east and west half of Germany was united during the whole Berlin wall debacle. Unity would bring more stability. But, N. Korea has to be prepped first, ie some level of temporary stability should be ensured.

@@hebudileep6177 i agree....a proper honest education about both SK and NK from both sides is a must because NK people has been brainwashed so they need to open their mind first.... The problem is also discrimination amongst each other since they have been apart for quite long.....NK and SK will not feel like they are the same anymore which will lead to conflict if there's too much migration.... So better education is a must for the reunification to occur

The reason the air looks cleaner and you can see the stars and the Milky Way is because there is no light pollution at night because the entire country is in the dark. What little very little electricity the people have is shut off at night.

He also said, North Koreans know each other very well, south korean people do not. Suicide is unimaginable in NK.

@Leeka Scot What happened? I'm clueless in this matter.

That's what I really love in Australia too. Advantage of having tiny population

@@MrLangam yes: because Australia's small population, we do not have to compete madly for everything so we are not forced to sacrifice our relationships for work, so we can live a normal life as humans are supposed to.

this should be a movie

Not gonna lie I cried a bit. They just recognized his humanity. After losing it, that would make anyone break down.

My eyes watered a little bit too, man. I know it's super difficult living in North Korea, but I will never understand it's harshness. I'm lucky enough not having to experience any of it. but I get his feeling, very touching. I wish I could help them something.

Glad it wasn't only me that got teary.

that moment made my cry too after all he has been through when they welcome him so nicely they really wanted him to feel happy about it and that should be his most memorable day

Wave Play 자랑스러워할거까진 없음 몽골은 지들한테 이익이 있으니 탈북자들 도와준거니깐.북한사람들 인권을 위해 도와준게아니라..안그랬음 쳐다도안봤겠지

Thanks to Mongo

doesn't change the fact that it resulted in people's lives being bettered

Mindhunter123 wow somebody's got anger management issues...

That's very sweet.:)

so true...these north korean defectors truly know much more about happiness than we do

Not just in south korea, but in all parts of the world.

Mr. Chow Oo

So true

Haha says a fuckun north korean

Litigious Society absolutely

Litigious Society it sounds like a quote from Jose Rizal.

Patrick Mayer Just goes to show how naive some people can be

Eunhee Otosaka I guy in my class is the great great great grandson of Jose rizal the guys name is Justin mercado

Patrick Mayer Hold on to freedom it very precious, I would know I live in Saudi Arabia.

I agree - a lot more interesting than Yeon-mi and her eternally changing stories.

@@poulwinther People love to accuse North Korean defectors of lying. And it's true many of them sometimes have to lie or fabricate things, either because they're traumatized by their past (for example many defector women have to become sex workers to escape) or because saying some things would put their families' lives in danger. But all these people are heroic for leaving North Korea and their stories are worthy of telling. And if you haven't noticed every single source that's accused Yeon-mi of lying is from DPRK or China! Isn't that more suspicious to you?

@@SKsaturn LOL, really? So when I watch two different interviews of herself, and in one of them she had to go through all this trouble to sneak her father's dead body out and bury it herself, while in the next one her father was simply cremated, it's somehow because of China? Just one small example but the problem is, after changing stories like that, how can you trust anything she says? Considering she made a very solid career out of this definitely doesn't help her credibility. Don't you realize that if we have to pity dishonesty, it will hurt those defectors who remain truthful about their suffering?

@@poulwinther I have watched that video and didn't hear contradictions. Her father's body was cremated but not fully as the burning place didn't generate enough heat cause that is too much energy. go watch it again, I don't remember all of the details. It's good to take into account that when people talk about hugely emotional experiences, they don't paint the clearest picture cause all this tragedy is taking place again in their head.

Yeah, its not as if they would find the ones who crashed and burned in the West and wish they had never left North Korea.

I'm from Italy and I can't believe all these stories, the social-political gap between these 2 countries is huge. I feel so angry for those people who lived in a country stucked in a dictatorial empire.

@Giorno Economy ahahahahha genius

Kim Jong Un Dynasty ruined their people's lives

@Will you give off incel vibes

Will stop simping

Peacewalker This is the reason why S.korean government are conducting brainwashed education to children. S.korean is populism country. the people have inferior complex about surgery face, shallow culture and ugly face

It's like in Detroit: Become Human.

The accurate translation is "Welcome to the Republic of Korea." but it's both touching anyways.

Alanna Carlson he was very impressive, and very wise for his age

Hardship brings out the best in people if it doesn't kill them.

I agree, I feel like Asian Boss has great content and they ask very good, thought provoking questions.

I feel like both can learn from each other. The South needs to be less obsessed with perfection. South Koreans shouldn't be going to school or studying for 14 hours a day. The plastic surgery rate is also extremely high in the South because many employers won't hire "ugly" people. The North should also take start allowing for small businesses and greater amounts of freedom of speech. Their version of "socialism" isn't really going anywhere, it's stagnating. They should take some hints from Cuba, which is currently advancing (allowing small businesses to exist, granting travel visas, putting gay marriage into the Constitution, etc).

Agreed, these interviews were excellent. Such thoughtful questions and giving interviewees the time to share light hearted personal stories about the bus ride & university assignments , not just death camps etc - which is what a serious news type documentary would have done. This interview displayed such a personal insight into the subjects as humans, their character, emotions, experiences , motivations... it is truly the best interview I have ever heard anywhere on any subject.

@@JuanBautista-wq8jj then you need to allow north korea to trade with other countries, the world does not allow that, so there is no fair game in north korea, you cant blame them for not wanting to play by OUR rules that only WE decided on

@@ohhi5237 that's part of the problem but it's not the major problem. so don't focus on that

also the constant threat of death and food shortages

I think they both are interesting in their own way. We're so lucky to hear opinions from two so different defectors.

edelweiss yayyyyyy another mongolian 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 and when I heard mongolia o was like 👀👀👀👀

God bless you as well

mongo all poor guus

Mongolians is so kind, the true angels 💚

edelweiss Mongolia is awesome!!! Unlike China. I’m so happy you guys conquered China hundreds of years ago.

Yeah, totally. I mean this is in no way equivalent to what he experienced, but I used to live in Chicago, where the immigration people in their international airport tend to be cold and suspecting. But when I moved to New York, when I cross immigration, the officers are usually super friendly, and they have that video with President Obama welcoming foreign visitors. I was really touched, I didn't realize how important it was to feel welcomed until I noticed the difference in people's general attitude.

lalakuma9 oh...heartwarming..

When I moved to France, I traveled for 24 hours without sleep, and I was 19, by myself, and very scared. I finally got to my residence, and the first thing the receptionist said to me was "I'm on lunch break, I can't let you in." And then he left the office, while I stood there feeling exhausted and lonelier than ever. I also realized then how important it is to make others feel welcome!!

Carlos Danger yeah. I teared up. I just wanted to jump through the screen and hug him.

Carlos Danger same 😭😭😭😭

@N GUY Does N in your name stand for Nguyen ?

Alice, but see, you may have met people from North Korea and they were afraid of telling you that, so they just pretended they're south Korean?

@@spider.monkey.ninja.assassin to be fair, they are all korean....

Might be one or two other partitioned countries, message is cool tho lol

이은주alice Wow! 👏🏼💕

We may die of old age before south korea change their school system and job system.

Gackt Kamui Only that man...

@@one6579 well, stereotypes still going on haha

BB Gun BB Gun I think you misunderstanded it. He did not say that the man was the only smart one among all North Koreans, but that only the man in the video was smart and the woman was not.

BB Gun BB Gun I'm worried that you've come to the stereotype of "South Koreans despise North Koreans" when you watched this video.

Do you know his name?

Sebastian Grumman goddamn you’re good with words

Yes, I was thinking exactly the same! Good formulated questions and enough time to them explain their ideas and thoughts.

Most interviewers are thinking of their paycheck, video views, and their own notariety. This series is about sending a message. He focuses on their story, their views, not his own.

True, a lot of the time the interviewer would try to twist the attention back to themselves or interrupt. It's so refreshing to see an actual interview

ever tried to be a poet or a writer?

ikr... he's so smart.... he could be a professor in college lol

Probably cause NIS made him regurgitate his story over and over again to look for consistency and make sure he's not a North Korean spy.

Yes it was!!

CNN

Yes to all of this! Amazing testimonies from these two inspiring individuals!

I don't think you could have worded that any better. I applaud you.

yes

Kevin Lim they made me wanna safe all those ppl. This made me realise the North Koreans aren’t the only once who are getting manipulated at least I thought those ppl didn’t know of a better life bc they lived isolated and had no clue what the outside world could be like. This made me realise North Korea is not as strong as they make themselves appear and the ppl are not nearly as loyal I’m not sure if they would risk their life for their country when it comes down to it

Live Free or Die.......NH state motto

@Smoking Bear The actual quote was, "Give me liberty or give me death." - Patrick Henry 1775

It reminded of what Zapata said "It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees"

UHHH GREAT JOB GUY AND GIRL U R ESCAPED. HOW MANY FAMILY MEMBERS DID YOU LEAVE IN KORER? OH THERE ALL DEAD NOW BECAUSE OF YOU.

True freedom can't lean on anything. It's transient, lonely, and arduous. You can't hope for security or reward beyond it.

Absolutely true.

the people who call themselves Americans are occupiers of Indian lands they are immigrants set the record straight the land is not yours

me too i was so touched by that section

this people are full of shit and lies ...

Yulin Wei same here. i got so emotional

ceco angelov the FUCK Is ur problem?

we are the lucky ones? Well.. YES i agree. But did you not hear the North Korean guy? First he did not understand why people kill themselves so much in south korea. But after time he understood. People are trying to reach goals that are not obtainable for everyone.

Very well said! These stories are very inspirational and I was greatly moved to tears by them. I am an American (and white), but I think that these types of stories is what makes a nation great. At one point, America was filled with immigrants who longed for freedom in a way similar to this man and woman. I hope that we never forget what our ancestors longed so desperately for.

@ШИРИШ hAhA uR sO fUnNy

I'm curious, I don't speak Korea. is it really obvious that he has an NK accent? i heard that Nk vocabulary is like shakespear in the English speaking world (like their vocabulary is kind of ancient), is this true? is it odd to hear someone in the present day speak North Korean?

He is very intelligent , I wish him well !!

@@pinkegg3179 He has been in South Korea for a long time, so he no longer has a North Korean accent. However, those who just came to South Korea have a strong North Korean accent. S.Korean people can easily recognize it. N and S Korea also have different vocabulary. Sometimes we cannot communicate with each other.

It can't buy but it can rent happiness.

Durgan Kop Temporary satisfaction isn’t happiness. Otherwise materialism wouldn’t drive people to misery and suicide like he described in the video. My dad grew up in a rich family. He was miserable. He’s poor now. Guess what? He’s still miserable. Whether you’re rich or poor, if you love money and stuff more than anyone or anything you’ll never be truly happy. Just like my dad.

@@mrsloveydove4579 Just because you have money, doesn't mean you're rich. What I mean is that a monthly wage of 900 to 2000 euro can put a smile on their face although I am aware of the Under-payed workers that are unhappy about there payment of way under 200 euro a month. And it depends on how you use your money and the good doings that you do because of your success. If you are consistently buying goods for yourself, I think that's where the unhappiness comes from. For example like Mr.beast! he does good deeds with his money for satisfaction for him and others. That's my point

Money doesn't bring happiness but poverty makes your life miserable.

You mean South Korea

Trollseeder yeah absolutely

Trollseeder agree...this the most best

Truly articulate and well-spoken. His vision on how to preserve life without the thought about materialistic pursue amazed me. I started to wonder if that ever came to my thought as I was growing up. Very mature and inspiring indeed.

Psycho?

Autobiography is a brilliant idea and would be a priceless insight :'(

there's a book called 'nothing to envy' that i read for freshman year about the lives of i think five nk defectors in north korea and how they defected, it's really good, 10/10 would recommend

that a great idea,

There's is a book called "In Order to Live" by Park Yeonmi who is a North Korean defector she talks about her journey to freedom. It is a really good book that gives you an insight of what North Korean women might go through everyday as they escape North Korean regime.

@Tucson Jim r/iamverysmart

Jimmy Dean I’m from San Diego we are actually mostly republican

Jimmy Dean well yea it’s San Francisco... I’m talking about SD

California is basically northern mexico

Jimmy Dean yeah I love there and it’s disgusting

Do you know anything about us Filipinos?

Grace Tham you analyse people well.

GJxhxddoierace Tham

his wisdom about reunification is remarkable. He should be in government! These social issues need to be managed very well. One example is since 2011 the Syrian war triggered a mass flow of refugees not only from Syria (whose refugees ended up mainly in neighboring turkey & Lebanon etc ) but if poor people from across Africa and other places that aren't even that poor, trying to jump in a bandwagon to Western Europe for a better life. Because Europe on paper technically supported the refugee convention & concept of asylum for all refugees, which of course it should. But without proper management and education, of the receiving nations and the potential refugees , it creates a crisis and the whole system breaks down. Europeans are paranoid about refugees from Arab / Muslim countries which aren't even getting to Europe. They blame them for all crimes and the collapse of society. There is an endless wave of both legitimate and none legitimate refugees from around the world, but mainly Africa, trying to get into the few small European countries. Even if they are legitimate, those countries cannot support that influx of migrants , and it prevents access to those genuinely fleeing war. The countries that they are fleeing need to be improved in terms of education, poverty & freedom. In a similar way if Korea was reunified, northerners would just rush to the big cities of the south , without knowing and social customs and how to preserve order and fairness. The southerners would become fearful and upset at these people destroying their cities. It would create immense social conflict.

dfpguitar I do have to say.... word for word your last statement about social conflict and social customs is exactly what the guy said! Lol still it’s very true!

You know her yt channel is now "non-existante

I literally cried at that part.

that was so touching

I had to pause the video after that just to let it sink...it was quite powerful. It was a really touching interview

Dear Lexii That really got to me.. That was great to hear.. 😭

that hit me ♥♥♥♥