Being Homeless In North Korea (Story of Ji Seong-ho) | THE VOICELESS #1

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[@AsianBoss]

Congrats to Ji Seong-ho for getting the credit he deserves at State of the Union. Seong-ho runs NAUH, which is a South Korea-based nonprofit organization that provide assistance to North Korean defectors. Right now, they are so under-resourced that they didn't even know how to set up a simple donation page in English, which is why we had to step in. Donate now: www.crowdrise.com/help-north-korean-defectors/fundraiser/asianboss

[@germancarrasco2028]

What????! He was just used to push a war agenda. Prepare to move Seoul's population to the South if you enjoyed that.

[@Perhapsawiseman]

I knew he looked familiar!!!!

[@JJ-si4qh]

I hope people can stay non-political about this. I've found your videos to be very unbiased and is why I like it. If someone in an interview has something political to say, that's different, as long as you didn't guide them there. Please keep up the good work.

[@vanezae4376]

I cried when I saw him on tv. I knew he looked familiar... I had seen this video when it came out. 😭

[@다민아빠-y5i]

G erman C arrasco I'm living in Seoul and I heard Trump's speech. It was very impressive and excellent delivery. We have to think this issue apart from politics. Just think what is the substance..!

[@ernasetyaningsih7006]

all of them are so soft spoken and polite. it's really sad to think about what they went through, ugh.

[@Enchanteralle]

The guy having his leg amputated w/out anesthesia is a living miracle to survive. That is cruelest and most traumatizing thing I have heard someone having to go through. How can they operate on something by just sawing off a body part like cutting vegetables?! Thank you for sharing and letting them speak their experiences. It is terrible to hear how so many people in North Korea suffer from famine, yet in other countries a lot of food go to waste.

[@coffeemannypd]

Being a doctor myself I can only imagine they did not have the tools nor the medicine to operate properly. You cant locally anaesthecise such a huge area because the accumulated dosage needed for such a long operation would be fatal, so only a full anaestethic would be a viable option, but that requires a respirator which they probably didnt have. They probably only had a manual bonesaw, no electric tools we use nowadays and even with proper tools operating on a legbone is physically demanding. Because of the lack of tools the probably had to cut off the hand, because operating on the fingers would require specialised, small tools and expertise in handsurgery they probably did not have. I can only make a guess, of course, but the decision the surgeon had to make was either let the child die to his severe injuries, or perform an operation under horrible conditions without any ressources we take for granted in modern operating theaters. It must have been horrible for everyone involved, but it was either that or certain death for the child.

[@norml6874]

Klaus Mustermann oh wow I can’t imagine even being within earshot

[@keenantv4086]

The leg amputation made me think of the Civil War. He is one amazing man to survive through all that.

[@ChrisHyde537]

Keenan TV At least there was ether during the Civil War. Before that you’d be dosed with liquor, laudanum or both. The “good old days” weren’t so great.

[@ChrisHyde537]

Klaus Mustermann It’s truly amazing that he didn’t die of blood loss. I suppose their blood banks must be as deficient as their anesthesiologists.

[@LetsExplore307]

Every single video you released are so informative and eye opening. It hurts to see how much pain these people has to go through living in that secretive country. The story of the defector who had to go through so much pain including having his leg and hand amputated without anesthesia makes me realize how little some people cared about others in that country.

[@requiemforamerica8432]

This is the natural outcome of marxism and communism.

[@irabakri2662]

Explore the wonders that's why i always looking forward to this channel for any content abt north korea. Asian boss is the most genuine one. Other outlet like bbc, cnn, journey something only pursue NK story for sensational value,

[@swedgephd]

RequiemFor America not really. dictatorships come in many guises.

[@seriousalphabet3276]

RequiemFor America no its not you brainwashed moron.

[@farber207]

Dictatorships may come in many guises but freedom and free markets are the #1 solution.

[@strawberryshorty07]

This is so fucking sad wtf I feel so bad for that guy, I would've just let myself die. He is so strong I can't even imagine

[@f.j.9391]

Jessica Marie maybe if you were raised there you wouldn't let yourself die and have a will to live. But yes for people who were raised in countries like this I imagine they would be a bit weaker and let themselves die. I feel bad since I we might be weaker than them and probably go insane.

[@seriousalphabet3276]

Jessica Marie dont feel bad for him this video is just an example on how easy is to manipulate people with dumb propaganda.

[@maschaorsomething]

vrcdragan Mhm, I see that you have no idea what you're actually talking about. Tell me, are you drunk? You don't seem to be from any english-speaking country, since your comments are pretty much gibberish.

[@may-cj7sb]

Mary or something - I agree

[@maschaorsomething]

vrcdragan Is dumbass your favourite word, because you can't explain your points and prefer to go off on people on the Internet, calling them ignorant while being a hopeless ignorant yourself? So narcissistic, I truly pity you. Get off KZbin, smell some flowers and get professional help - you really need it. Your anger issues make people laugh more than anything.

[@jamielee1007]

oh my god... the story about how that man lost his hand and leg literally made me feel sick. it's horrifying that something like that could happen to a person, let alone a 14 year old child. ;-;

[@BL-dy3cg]

vrcdragan Speaking from the one that can't spell "naive"

[@sprinkles3960]

vrcdragan wtf is wrong with you. You've been commenting that on every comment. You're a disgrace

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

+Emma Douglas we need to report this loser before he trolls some more.

[@YoudonGettit]

Just did it.

[@sprinkles3960]

Trinh Nguyen I did👌🏻

[@AsianBoss]

Donate now: www.crowdrise.com/help-north-korean-defectors/fundraiser/asianboss NAUH is a South Korea-based nonprofit organization that provide assistance to North Korean defectors. Right now, they are so under-resourced that they didn't even know how to set up a simple donation page in English, which is why we had to step in. Until now, we've been working our asses off to bring you the most authentic insight into the latest news and stories from Asia without asking for anything in return. This is the first time we are asking you to take action & make a difference.

[@LetsExplore307]

Asian Boss Applause for these people who kept fighting for a better life and to the people who help them with assistance. The more people willing to help the more people will be free.

[@pauldrien2527]

Asian Boss ... Please, just tell me how about S.KOREA ?? Are they not giving any help to this precious people who luckily escaped ?? I a. A bit confused here...How is this possible if it is ?? If understood correctly he is now there right ? Or even China...I know that neither China, neither S.Korea would let him go hungry... Would appreciate some clarification....My heart is aching for N.Korea nation... We were born and lived under communism regime until 1985...when came locally to USA...We made this change for our two teenager sons ,s future... Never in our life we were treated like this back in Europe... To me N.Korea is not communist but tyranny...unbelievable... BY ALL MEANS FEEL STRONGLY THAT THIS CRUEL MAN BE REMOVED... BUT PLEASE...NEVER TO HARM THESE ALREADY SUPPRESSED NATION...THEY HAVE TO STAY ALIVE... THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO REMOVE HIM...WITHOUT WAR...TO SEE THEM DIE... O.M.G...HOPE THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN TO THEM...

[@caribbeaninthehouse767]

Explore the wonders you guys are going to suffer more when god comes back to kill.

[@kimjack1000]

With all due respect, what are you talking about? China sends N. Korean defectors back, and China is and has been the financial bulwark that's allowed N. Korea to survive financially for the past few decades. China wouldn't let them go hungry? I have nothing against the Chinese, and I understand their motivations, but this comment is laughable. China sends defectors back to N. Korea. S. Korea has had at one point a "Sunshine Policy." Massive amounts of aid was given to N. Korea. The USA at one point also gave incredible amounts of aid. Did that go to the poor who need it most? What do you think? It's the same in African countries ruled by despots too. The Aid simply makes it way to the powerful anyway. S. Korea also gives N. Koreans free education, monthly allowance, and offers them other social programs to help them get integrated into S. Korean society. There are, in fact, even popular TV shows centered completely around N. Koreans giving their point of view. KZbin 이제 만나러 갑니다 or 모란봉 클럽. I mean no disrespect, but for someone writing so passionately, perhaps you should read up on the topic more before. This is a very difficult political and social situation that you seem to be taking too lightly just shouting "what is S. Korea doing?" "what is China doing?"

[@CyberMew]

Asian Boss crowd rise is charging really high for transaction fees. Around 10%? Is there no other better alternatives?

[@Elfman80]

Best chanel on youtube just let people tell their stories and we all come out with more knowledge. Wish more news channels did this style of reporting. This is real reporting keep up the good work love your channel.

[@catnister9135]

few kilometers only a few kilometers away there are those neighbors suffering under that piggy dictator. it's so sad that i cannot do anything but donating some money. commenting from Seoul, S.Korea

[@pauldrien2527]

아기고양야옹 ... What about S.KOREA ? Is it not a bit odd that they would not assist these few detectors ? Just hard to believe this...

[@catnister9135]

Paul Drien some people in S.Korea believe North Korean defectors are all spies and they're gonna destroy the southern society. personally i think that opinion is thinkable because we've been in a serious war and politicians have been talking North Korea as a enemy in last 50 years. so the people's thoughts haven't changed a lot....its a shame that we're not helping our neighbors.

[@catnister9135]

the Thief Sean 지금 저분이 물어보신거는 우리 주변의 탈북자분들에 대해 물어본 것이에요...우리 사회가 북에서 왔다고 하면 색안경부터 끼고 보는 행태에 대해 이야기한 겁니다

[@seriousalphabet3276]

아기고양야옹 you south koreans are working very hard for your masters american capitalists.

[@mianatalie2443]

I'm curious as to if South Koreans even want reunification ? Do you know what people in general think about this in korea?

[@Elishachoi18]

hey i just want to say i sincerely respect what you are doing out there in Korea. I love the mini series you are doing on North Koreans. Support, respect, and all love for your efforts! -From one Korean to another.

[@GlitchPredator]

My mom told me similar stories near the end of the soviet union for people in siberia. They had working camps and there was a huge hunger as well. She told me she found old bread that went bad and had to wash and eat it. Also how whole families would commit suicide because of the hunger.

[@lieny]

Daniel thats so sad t.t

[@ShadSGamer]

Yeah that's exactly what i was thinking during the vidéo. North Korea is a giant Gulag

[@tribinaaux4043]

Daniel famine happened becouse of capitalism. In 1988 only 1% of people in soviet union lived in poverty. In 1993 almost 50% of people lived in poverty becouse of capitalist reforms!

[@seriousalphabet3276]

Daniel dont blame commumism for that. Blame gorbachev the traitor who killed thousands of people with his capitalist reforms.

[@mikeylejan8849]

Soviet union was stagnant and going bankrupt

[@peggyroyster3759]

You don't know what you have, until you heard or know of other people that don't. To awake each day with food, shelter, clothing is a blessing. To possess money without greed to share and help is giving love unselfishly.

[@sanaaanderson5229]

At 8:14 I noticed that the North Korean guy is pretty short compared to the south guy. I think it's because of malnutrition. I am happy for them that they survived😊 However there are millions of innocent people still suffering in North Korea.

[@samysdefer]

Nah. Koreans are short in general. The other guy is half korean. I don't know any research study anyway, which says malnutrition results in shortness. It's pretty much in the dna.

[@YoudonGettit]

Are you serious... Of course malnutrition in children results to shortness. Why do you think people are growing taller with each generation ?

[@mianatalie2443]

로빈 Malnutrition does result in being short,.. this is pretty basic information. There's some vital factors that play into whether or not you reach your potential height ; if you are neglected as a child you will have a growth deficiency and become short , or if you are malnourished from you are a child. Of course some nations are just shorter, but North Koreans could become taller if they were able to get the same food as South Koreans; I mean South Koreans are very tall these days right? This is over many years, because their resources became better.

[@이해찬-u3v]

로빈 진짜 빡대가리냐.. 극도로굶으면 당연히 키 안큼.. 상식인데 요즘 우리나라가 너무 잘살아서 이런 상식도 없는시댄가보다.

[@HelenEk7]

Having to work without pay is called slavery in any other part of the world.. It's really time to set the people of North Korea free.

[@xxthesarcasm]

i would love to see an episode on what life is like for them now in south korea. would be really interesting to see if they have jobs, reunited with their families (?), types of music they listen to, etc. please do it!

[@auteereign1332]

This is so sad. Everyone of the North Korean defectors I've heard from these videos are so amazing. Their stories are so inspiring to me. North Korea is a truly horrific place and I want to help as much as I can and I hope that one day North Koreans can be freed from the hell they were born into.

[@pauldrien2527]

books out for hoseok ... But no one can get help because they never get it there...so not possible... With God willing that ....needs to be taken out will not elaborate, but there are ma,y ways... To save those lives...Pray for them...

[@kutie1018]

I feel the same way but The dictator have put so much more money into tightening the borders so it’s almost impossible to defect nowadays. I feel so sad for all the little children who have no choice but to grow up in this horrible place. We can donate but how are they going to get it to them. There’s no way really so it’s almost like they’re doomed

[@colleendonovan5884]

my heart is breaking.... much love goes out to these courageous people. 내 마음이 끊어지고 있습니다 .... 많은 사랑이 용감한 사람들에게 나옵니다.

[@roumya6193]

Seriously something needs to be done about North Korea

[@lugh5210]

If North Korea gets attacked China will respond

[@vrishnisivakumaran1232]

Gosh, what a brave man. There are no words.

[@krismadisoncruz798]

Its like i got a teary-eyed watching these people sharing of what they have been through in their own country...

[@melt2716]

What a powerful video... The defectors are so brave for reenacting their trauma like that, too...

[@richlem276]

These people stories have taught me to be grateful to have food to eat and great for everything I have. Thank you God.

[@EnricoFantini]

Keep up the good work Asian Boss! It's important that stories coming directly from defectors are spread throughout the world.

[@다민아빠-y5i]

Thank you Asian Boss that you treat this serious issue. This desperate truth has to be spreaded out over the world.

[@nomore__5372]

서동엽 yes . Agree With u but we MUST to spread this situation of north korean defectors so many ppl will know it and north koreans will have many support and love

[@TV-jl8oe]

God.. I just want to hug him, Mr. Ji... what a life, what hardship he went through......... Hope he does find some good things in Korea here, and we do have better future together as one Korea.

[@imdanaaa]

Asian Boss - you're a big part of spreading the awareness about North Korea. Thank you.

[@denisesancan9715]

Thank you so very much for this video, which allows me to connect to other people's struggles and stories.

[@byoonable]

Seeing this wrenches my heart, but I'm glad this channel exists. Looking forward to many more videos :)

[@KiMuse]

I feel so sad to hear all those children starving :'(

[@tim6791]

I cried as I watched this... how can anyone treat another human being like that?

[@rainbowsnugglefritz]

I want to see the performance. Any chance of it being online?

[@f.j.9391]

Rainbow SniggleFritz same just seeing a bit of it made me tear up

[@rainbowsnugglefritz]

Right?

[@lenniegaming1001]

This actually nearly made me cry this is so sad, the world needs to be told this no matter how gruesome and I’m so happy that people are speaking up about it...

[@josephp2229]

You guys are the best. Don't let them tell you otherwise!

[@jojoc.1171]

These North Korean defectors are such warm hearted people, especially after been through those tragedies, you can tell by what they said that they have really good personalities!

[@miyashita291]

Such a sad reality we live in. Makes me think about how easy my life is. Bless these people and hope NK will be a free country one day.

[@rsm1825]

i need to be more grateful, i feel so sorry for them 😭😭😭

[@loulou3676]

Wow, this video brought tears to my eyes. More awareness of this issue is needed.

[@nickykim1204]

I support this channel..

[@Cetok01]

Another powerful testimony from North Korean defectors. While I'm not really rolling in dough, either, I was able to give a meager contribution. I have gained real empathy for those in the North, outside the "privileged" society. They are the Kim dynasty's real victims...so far. Thank you, Asian Boss, for providing these invaluable insights.

[@GM8101PHX]

It is amazing that these men survived. The government cares less about it's citizen's, and yet they challenge the United States. I am in awe that these men are willing to tell their stories and pray that God will protect them.

[@maryati6088]

this channel should have more subscribers! very informative and eye opening! underrated channel?

[@janedoe5644]

Such sad stories. Really reminds us that we need to be grateful for the things we have, like one of the interviewees said, his grandma couldn’t even have a spoon of rice.

[@robingart4307]

Very interesting video, thank for making it and the people in it for being so strong akd wanting to share their stories.

[@ocormier5715]

ASIAN BOSS i would give you a price for best documentary. Depuis que je regarde tes videos je suis totalement estomaqué, je découvre un univers...si seulement ils pouvaient éveiller la communauté internationnale a toutes ces souffrances et injustices. Grand merci pour tout ce travail et surtout pour les sous titres même en francais wow!

[@j50nmyers72]

strong amazing survivors. true soul

[@mcrettable]

This is an incredible series. Please don't stop

[@superrrrliz]

Thank you for doing these videos.

[@dl5760]

They are all lovely people❤️ if I had the power and privilege to help the starvation problem in North Korea, I would do it in a heartbeat in an exchange of everything I have.

[@crazymause5993]

Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@charm9392]

Wait... the man with the prosthetic arm, I KNOW THIS MAN!!!! He came to my school for a conference on North Korean Human Rights earlier this year! And he told the same story about the train running over him after he fell asleep trying to steal food! The whole room was crying when he told this story 😓

[@Juheesung]

I could hardly finish this video. I know they are not lying but it's just too tragedic to believe. From where I live to North Korea, it's not even 100km apart, but people live so different lifes. This video made my heart heavy.

[@AnimeManhwa]

War really doesn't have and shouldn't have a place in today's society. Nobody wins just people suffering 😔😔😔

[@eternity68]

Sawing off his leg without anesthetic.... !?? OMG....poor guy :-(

[@mhow3419]

When Putin said NK would rather eat grass then give up their nuke program. They already do. SAD !!!!If they are caught with a bible they go to jail. EVEN SADDER !!!! Prayers for these people from America.

[@jiluvu2249]

When the man at the end said he used to ask God why he was born is North Korea, I started crying.

[@anaispersephone6041]

That's pretty sickening....no one should be forced to live like that

[@ManFinest]

15:20 he was laughing while getting hit. I Love Asian Boss. I plan to travel to South Korea once I get fluent in the language.

[@dapursukabeda]

I love your video..

[@benistaffs1826]

In love these videos I live to listen to their stories so interesting

[@devdec11]

I don’t understand how someone could be so heartless and let a whole country go through such a horrible famine. The leader of North Korea is a sick sick man

[@stefanomorandi7150]

if ever north korea gets rid of this criminal regime, im afraid we will discover many horrors and be shocked just like when the allies in europe first discovered the nazi extermination camp... people are getting starved and executed right now, as we speak. bytheway asianboss has been an unvaluable source of info and a real aye opener, you guys are making a difference! good work

[@vishu9061]

Their best experiences are better than my worst. Damn.

[@esmeechi2576]

Woow...unbelievable..

[@benedettobruno1669]

Asian Boss, promise us that once these North Korean defectors have staged their theatre play, you will upload it entirely on your channel and with English subtitles. I can't wait to see them!

[@MoonLiteNite]

Love these north korean videos

[@hafsadasimin8694]

If you were so depressed just because of your good for nothing ex lover left you..just think about what these guys have been through but didn't gave up in life. Maybe your biggest problem now is just a daily struggle for other people. Ad long as you can eat 3x a day you are already a blessed person.

[@vishv4480]

The stories aren't disturbing they are heart breaking 🙁

[@yourn1ghtmare518]

This video make me want to cry T_T

[@Mia31704]

can you make a video about racism discrimination in Indonesia? especially about chinese Indonesia, I want my nation to be ashamed of their very close-minded about diversity.

[@Mia31704]

what are you talking about

[@NOTJustANomad]

10:45 i remember the guy with glasses in the middle. It's good to see them working together, while fed. :)

[@高木ひろし-x5s]

I feel sorry for those defectors,wish god can help them🙏

[@enpaix1551]

STEVE IS MY MAN!!💓💓💟💘

[@davidanacan6906]

Dude I sincerely feel bad for these guys, but damn their hairstyles are literally some of my dream hair

[@HelenEk7]

How was the guy that lost his leg able to leave the country?

[@chiyoko4244]

Crutches.

[@beth-bi9yv]

Omg, this is absolutely horrifying. I cry for every north Korean still prisoner.

[@firelord1202]

Kim jong un is just one person and north korean like millions.. I just cant fathom

[@C-eo1rt]

ordinary north koreans are malnourished, poor, physically weak and powerless. North Koreans are inches shorter than South Koreans due to the Kim terror regime causing malnourishment while they stuffed their faces to get fat in oppulence. The problem is its not jjust the Kims, there is a rulling class within the military elite and political that hold the system together. Virtually all the little money NK has goes towards the military its not to protect NK people from outside but the regime from its own people. Same for the nukes.

[@HwasinK]

Thank you for the videos you make. Can you please make a video about christianism or other religions in North Korea? I have known some people who went there in the early 2000s, and I have heard things like underground churches. There are also those "churches" that the NK government shows to the foreigners going there. But can we have some testimonies from NK defectors? Thanks a lot again for your videos!

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

HwasinK From what I heard, they do not allow any religions in North Korea. They cannot even celebrate Christmas either. Instead they celebrate the birthday of the dictator's grandma who was born around Christmas. Life in North Korea is a living hell.

[@HwasinK]

That what I heard too, but I heard many stories about underground churches in NK and I'd like to know what the defectors know about it.

[@soominpark3093]

They do have churches and temples but thats for foriengers. They make ppl to belive kim jung en as God. Why do they need another god to believe? There are christians who believed since before the division but very few

[@ykuk1380]

What I understand is that those underground churches are in china, run by south Korean or occasionally by the Korean chinese minorities. They are humanitarian aids for the north korean, helping them out to be out of China. These churches get tracked down by China or on a few occasions some pastors were murdered in china by 'north korea' which will never know the truth of it. Korean pastors with western citizenship travel into north korea and they probably tried to find a way to help these people and get captured and sent to a labour camp in north korea.

[@themontephone875]

I didn’t believe it. It’s hard to believe Now I believe it Asian Boss has the best and only proof

[@DoomFinger511]

God damn, when I watch these videos I'm blown away at how horrible it is for the NK people. I believe all of it because they speak about it not to be dramatic but just as it is a matter of life. No different then if I told a story about when I rode a bike for the first time. I really wish the media would focus more on the people suffering and not on the NK government and their nukes.

[@최진우-y8s]

Good contents

[@Canuckfan78]

These guys feel guilty and ashamed with the way they treated people when they were starving to death They don't need to apologize for trying to stay alive

[@akashananigans2901]

I'm confused as to why anyone would think these stories are made up??? It's upsetting to see people even imply that. Anyways, thank you Asian Boss for another awesome interview!

[@maogu1999]

Being homeless in North Korea is like being paraplegic on the Titanic.

[@tungdang6066]

Those people are from the famine in 1996, very very long time ago, my country even sent tons of rice for them at that time But now things are different

[@gihongpark8569]

정말 안타깝습니다. 같은 언어를 공유한 민족으로서 저들을 어떻게 해야 할까요. 저들을 어떻게 치유해 주며 그들에게 인간으로서의 최소한의 권리를 어떻게 지켜 줘야 할까요. 우리의 반은 저 모양인데 대한민국의 젏은이들은 과연 그 해결의 문답을 생각하고 있을까요. 정부와 정치권은 그들만의 야욕에 부끄러운 줄 모르고 오직 자신들만의 정치적 정쟁만 일삼고 있습니다. Thank for watching this video.Thanks Asian Boss !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@grimsong2237]

As a black guy in America all I could think of was that they are describing the horrors of slavery.Let us hope our North Korean brothers and sisters find freedom soon.

[@minatonamikaze1622]

Grim Song this made me think of the stupid black lives matrer movement where people live freely and say they are oppressed by "white privelage" which is totally a lie these people in the video are the real oppressed ones nor women or blacks in the usa

[@munchkin4887]

Minato Namikaze Don't compare the two. Two completely different struggles. I agree with you Grim Song, I hope the people in North Korea find freedom. Nobody deserves to be oppressed.

[@TheNeomaster15]

Munchkin You're right. The people of North Korea are actually being oppressed while BLM is complaining about a boogieman.

[@lennartk294]

TheNeomaster15 no one even brought up BLM, so what are you talking about?

[@alissaa2809]

Grim Song how so? Slaves were not starved to death, or were homeless. They worked without being paid, but they had a place to stay and food. Two different things. He described what people usually went through after or before a war more, than slavery.

[@johnturner5700]

How about a video on how the South Koreans feel about a unified country flag and about North Koreans taking the place of some South Koreans on the Olympic teams?

[@gwajadanji]

고기, 계란, 우유 등등.....육식을 이래서 더더욱 하지 말아야 되는겁니다. 환경오염 뿐 아니라 가축을 한 마리를 키워내기 위해 먹일 사료 분량이면 많은 사람들을 살릴 수 있어요! 치느님, 무한고기리필, 고기 대짜 이런 문화 고쳐져야 합니다. 영양소를 위해서도 아닌 그냥 혀의 재미를 위한 살해....

[@atrioberlyn9151]

Recomend this video for who say the other ones was fake and you friend who swear comunism is not evil.

[@omgazn1]

hen i went to South Korea, there was alot of talks about reunification and it seem pretty split opinions. I however cant see why people would want too. Just imagine the North and South unified , wouldn't the northern government would try to influence the southern style of living? If they adopt half the practice of the north, life would still be pretty terrible. Hopefully, if they do unified they do it without the northern kim regime.

[@denmarcg]

can someone get philly D to raise awareness ?

[@aquablue1252]

I had to stop the video when he was describing his amputation. That is just plain evil. It got me physically ill .

[@JordanTelezino]

so sad

[@gonzalos4379]

BUT what can people do about it? The north just tested new nuclear weapon again, and no one can stop this.

[@하버-l3w]

After Soviet union got collapsed and German unification, More than 3 million people died because of starvation. During the time, North Korea was like hell.

[@petergarcia8225]

You may also need some rest areas.

[@Naturenerd1000]

Oh Mi God! Glass is edible!! People were starving so much that they ate glass! That is severe.

[@LK-kt3ku]

한글 자막좀.. 영알못은 웁니다

[@재기띠]

I wonder how think reach people in north korea.

[@jeezyman1871]

I think being homeless and living through a nationwide famine are two different things