My Brothers and Sisters in the North (North Korea Documentary)

Documentary depicting everyday life of the working class in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), including soldiers, water park workers, students, teachers, football coaches, painters, textile workers and farmers
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[@Wackaz]

Finally, a film not created by propaganda, but a film about the beautiful people of the country and the fruits it brings.

[@hcs5898]

@@maka8551 you sound bitter. i hope you feel better soon. ❤️

[@hcs5898]

@@maka8551 wait, i could be getting paid for this? why did no one ever tell me?

[@Wackaz]

@@maka8551 Wow, congrats man, you got me. How could you tell?

[@Alejandro-yy5kn]

@@maka8551 Holy shit, how out of touch can you be?

[@LuisDiuk]

Marxist brainwashing shame

[@modshroom]

They talk about the failure of socialism but where is the success of capitalism in India, Africa, Asia and Latin America?

[@modshroom]

its obvious you don't even know what the word socialism means if you are going to say some stupid ass shit like that. social-ism is restructuring the means of production to benefit society, capital-ism is when the means of production are privately owned by the bourgeois. Either you have a socialist system or a capitalist system. There is no alternative. This isn't the year 300 where feudalism is still a thing.

[@Zayden.]

-Fidel Castro

[@NNNIII972]

The best alternative to capitalism is the third position, where the nationalism of the right is combined with the socialism of the left.

[@doggo7889]

@@NNNIII972 NAZBOL GANG. No seriously fuck off

[@vladc9313]

@@NNNIII972, there is no middle way, idiot! Either socialism or barbarism!

[@abdulazizelijahfanan1632]

Thing is, most of the issues they have wouldn’t exist if the US didn’t sanction them to death. Especially when it comes to technology etc.

[@keili1212]

Doubt it. I'm sure they aren't sanctioned to the death by Russia or China. The Us alone wouldn't be able to restrict them from a better standard of life.

[@nenetus8811]

This video has a lot of incredible stuff and I'd love to visit the DPKR at least once... Something that really touched me is the way the textile factory workers unite at the end of everyday and the ones who produced the most are applauded and the ones who produced the least aren't punished or shamed, but instead are told they are able to do better and that their manager believes in their capacity. I wish every manager/employer would talk to their employees like that.

[@user-zm8xv8tl2l]

Does it also touch you how they read out propaganda about the Kim dynasty at the beginning of the work day?

[@kumarharsh6987]

stay in their show bubble when you go there. if you talk or see something youre not supposed to then that might be your only visit

[@ginakoko1968]

@@user-zm8xv8tl2l American kids say the pledge of allegiance to a flag every morning

[@user-zm8xv8tl2l]

@@ginakoko1968 So you refuse to differentiate between patriotism and a personality cult?

[@oight]

@@user-zm8xv8tl2l americans pledging to the flag every morning - to a country that bombs so many countries, steals wealth from the global south, invades and creates coups in countries they don't like, is wayyy worse than people in the DPRK having a healthy nationalism to lift their spirits when they're facing constant sanctions and threats of annihilation. the world is suffering way more because of america than the DPRK, who just keep to themselves.

[@Zayden.]

Such a humble people. Respect ✊🏽

[@maka8551]

All they’ve been taught is to keep their heads down and stay quiet. Nothing respectable.

[@vulturez5913]

@@maka8551 and all you have been taught is to talk bullshit

[@adityanegi2142]

@@maka8551 shut up. How many more government funded terrorist attacks by America on socialist countries (an actual thing btw, there is a whole wiki article on it) does it take to convince you that North Korea is just a surviving nation doing it's best to stay afloat?

[@adityanegi2142]

One detail I'd like to point out and a really great detail in my opinion is that the fact that music was never overwhelming in this documentary. It did not tell me how to feel, it let me decide how to feel and this made the documentary so much more objective than many of the for-profit main stream media which are filled with horror music when talking about North Korea, forcing their viewers to feel anxious or scared while watching. Music here, was only present in the scenes that have no significant communication aspect like a time lapse of or slow-mo of the landscape and that was great. Cinematic master piece. - A hobbyist musician and music enthusiast

[@thenikoevil9589]

A great documentary, I particularly praise the beautiful filming which depicts the beautiful DPRK. Great work, if just more created content like this we wouldn't believe in all the baseless slander the western media presents to us as truth.

[@MsChuck1989]

Just gentle people. I can't help but think that they're better off than us in the West. Beautiful documentary.

[@Aberusugi]

Maybe you and I get a totally different impressions from watching 100% of the mostly emotionless faces of child factory workers dancing in creepy identical uniforms... But that shit looks like some bizarre Twilight Zone episode to me.

[@kumarharsh6987]

@@kemalbilmez9897 all of boys don't have food in dprk, except the ones in party lineage. They live a life in propaganda and innocence, they don't even have the free thinking to decide whether they wanna live in the hermit state or not

[@kumarharsh6987]

@@kemalbilmez9897 oh yeah yeah every shit that we are in caused by US. "blame and deflect boys, take 0 responsibilities"

[@minatonamikaze2496]

@@kemalbilmez9897 shut up Tankie

[@ramihrduswi1646]

Great documentary and incredibly eye-opening. It was great being able to see into a place so exclusive.

[@maka8551]

You didn’t see shit lol this was reviewed thousands of times by every official there before you saw the end product

[@maka8551]

@Alex M go and make your own documentary id love to see it

[@----xo2bm]

if they did you wouldn’t love to see it because you would think it’s all propaganda

[@guccipucci3941]

@@maka8551 what would keep you from repeating your claim that his documentary was also only allowed to be shown this way by NK authorities? Logical fallacy, but then who expects more from a fasho frog avi

[@Wackaz]

Still the best documentary I've ever watched.

[@oight]

22:17 "when i'm drunk i start dancing. then everybody runs away" hahaha love this grandma 😂😂

[@maka8551]

shes dead by now

[@nicolassilveira5239]

The Best documentary i've seen about the the Popular Korea. Incredible.

[@leohspies]

Eu percebi que você é brasileiro por dizer "popular korea" antes mesmo de ler seu nome haha

[@guccipucci3941]

BRASIUUUUUU

[@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1]

Finally a good documentary on Best Korea. Thank you.

[@deathcare]

The Korean language teacher that was singing with the kids in their room seemed so nice and enthusiastic and caring about the kids. I wish I had a teach like that when I was their age.

[@ChristianMetalHorde]

This is an amazing documentary, one of the best I’ve seen about DPRK, i have seen quite a few, also some documentaries from Chinese tourists are interesting. If their are other documentaries like this, please share it with me. The reason i watch much of them is to help me realize that the people in DPRK also living their normal lives. And i am always looking and searching for the positive sides, and their are plenty!

[@aliuleo]

You could try this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaWokGaGp6-NhZI

[@maka8551]

yikes

[@abdulazizelijahfanan1632]

Not lnly they are living normal lives they are living normal lives under heavy sanctions from the US and so on

[@gonozal8_962]

"loyal citizens of Pyongyang in Seoul" and "We travelled to North Korea to get a Haircut" (it’s just a sanction, Bro from the same channel, Boy Boy, is a noteworthy addition) are, although with a different style, also documentaries which paint a more honest picture about the DPRK.

[@issaabubakar300]

watched all 1 hours and 48 minutes of it, very great documentary

[@Wackaz]

What a wonderful film, that painter seemed like such a free soul, having the freedom for his passions just as Karl Marx foresaw for socialism.

[@ThatSquidlyGuy]

Brilliant! Thank you for sharing this.

[@maka8551]

It’s horrendous

[@sirirayu8213]

Bruh I wish I had dance breaks at work!

[@maka8551]

You also wish to slave away for Kim for the rest of your life?

[@adityanegi2142]

@@maka8551 You mean slave away with debt and lack of health care and education?

[@vulturez5913]

@@maka8551 And you wish to slave away for coporate overlord for the rest of your life?

[@markuspfeifer8473]

In the next iteration of communism, we should: 1. avoid personality cults and 2. avoid rewarding hard work with even more work Other than that, I‘m amazed how good this looks given how poor that country is

[@astarcalledsun]

More like I'm amazed how well they're doing for themselves and have managed to survive despite crippling sanctions placed on their economy by US and their allies. North Korea is no longer in a famine like it was in the 90s and early 2000s. Also you act like Communist countries are the only ones with personality cults, try going to Türkiye, insult their leader Atatürk and see how they react. I was in Türkiye in November and there's a day where people have to stop their cars to have silence mourning his death.

[@soundparanoia]

in the next iteration of socialism*

[@kotzithecat2466]

Still the best documentary on KZbin

[@toritwopointoh]

badly need a "juche art" patch

[@Mephistel]

Make one. Self reliance

[@colindree9802]

43:04 Wow, I wish I had teachers who were this enthusiastic.

[@LorenTR]

Thanks for the upload.

[@james7286]

Uphold Juche Kimilsungism-Kimjongilism, self reliance, and scientific socialism!

[@FringeWizard2]

>scientific socialism Fuck Marxism. Juche is way better than Marxism.

[@eduardkaiser48]

Fringe Wizard uhm juche is built upon marxism

[@vladc9313]

@@FringeWizard2, revisionist idiot

[@kumarharsh6987]

Lol, scientific socialism where latest computers are still ones of 1998 with red star os, direct linux copy with spyware installed. Sounds pretty nice 😇

[@kristoffer3000]

@@kumarharsh6987 You're a moron.

[@NathanMarchack]

Thank you so much for uploading this.

[@user-sz5vv4uo9p]

Thank you! Спасибо!

[@jaemanlee6886]

잘봤네요, 우리랑 어조랑 단어만 약간 다를뿐 문장 쓰는 거 다 똑같네요

[@NACAFarm]

That's a realistic painting. He has a very honest personality 😅

[@thiinkiing]

35:00 lmao the artist guy is so funny

[@kumarharsh6987]

lmao really. how he keeps on wiping already dry brushes with no color on them, how he uses broad brush to add detail in close places (you use the small tip), how he has a "palette"(if i can say so), which has mixed all the colors, and has dried up since long ago. TOO FUNNY LOL

[@alicealice3267]

he's an idiot.

[@GHC3]

Not even crushing totalitarianism can destroy a sense of humor

[@sctarry0456]

@@kumarharsh6987 using dry brushes is a common technique to create texture and the medium seems to be oil paint, which you can reactivate with mineral spirits, you know, IF it was dry. But what are you even implying here, that he didn't paint it? You could critique how he perceives women, stitching different pictures together because the original woman was "too ugly" but you chose to make up some cheap lies.

[@harsh42069]

@@sctarry0456 keep your eyes closed if you want to. If you wanna open them, then listen closely "WE DONT WIPE DRY BRUSHES IN TOTAL DISREGARD TO THE PAINTED OUTLINES. See how his "TeXtUrE" brush is passing all over from inner ear to hair, we dont do that. We stroke the brush according to the flow, which wouldnt be straight up as the subject isnt an elf" But yeah keep believing lies if you want. Or else you can come to outside world, work and have better living conditions

[@TV-xx6ii]

한민족은 비록 지리적으로 나눠졌지만 하나입니다. 남한 사람들이 북에 대한 오해를 하지 않았으면 좋겠습니다. 그들은 우리민족이며 한계래라는 것을...

[@abdulazizelijahfanan1632]

@@user-zm8xv8tl2l i disagree. The devil is the USAy

[@AfricanInternationalist1918]

Is anyone else jealous that they take dance breaks?

[@F1L1P_S]

the real question is, does all those women like to dance in those breaks? They do it because they want to do?

[@HoanTraker11]

What is the name of the song that begins at 9:55? Such a Heavenly music.

[@Mary-ue5kc]

I think based on the lyrics that it could be Light from the Party Central

[@persona7506]

Great documentary

[@Mustaqeem1312]

Anyone else fall in love with Gum Hyang

[@BrandonMcBadass]

Lol the gymnastics at 1:25:00 was pretty funny not ganna lie

[@giacintolombardi6544]

Servono sottotitoli in italiano

[@settenovetre]

I swear to God the English teacher has Sarah Palin's accent :D

[@user-zm8xv8tl2l]

Her accent is so good haha

[@Mike-fn4ti]

There are 2 trolls here

[@northkoreamania]

1:08:20 1:05:10 1:05:42

[@cds327131]

Feel sad for the grandma..its just a fight of a few, but these nice ordinary people have to suffer...

[@abdulazizelijahfanan1632]

They are not suffering if they had the same material condition imposed by the US on them by capitalism they would be dead. They are doing the best they can with the little they have. If they were under capitalism they would be in feudal times

[@chanceasteria]

Why are the soldiers/military involved in so many domestic construction projects?

[@user-zm8xv8tl2l]

Men have a ten-year military service in North Korea but instead of them shooting bullets for 10 years straight they have them work on farms or do construction projects. This is just my guess, but I imagine construction work isn't a steady occupation in North Korea with their faltering economy and unsteady trade along the border with China, so instead they fill up positions at construction sites with soldiers when the conditions (resources, economy) are right for building.

[@ginakoko1968]

because unlike the US they're not busy invading other countries and actually work to serve their own people.

[@user-zm8xv8tl2l]

@@ginakoko1968 Nice to see an English teacher working in South Korea talking so fondly of North Korea. ROK army serves to defend the people of the country. In our society, there's no need for soldiers to do miscellaneous tasks since our society fosters enterprises and produces enough private supply for such projects to take place without government intervention. Your views aren't welcome here. If you love the North so much, you might should go the North to teach yourself.

[@ginakoko1968]

이진혁 idk how “us imperialism is bad” translated to “i love north korea” but ok

[@ginakoko1968]

이진혁 and speak for yourself about my views not being welcome, i learned more about anti us imperialism, the DPRK and pro-reunification movements through Koreans while living here than i ever did before i came here.

[@ninisky2706]

What would their lives look like without US sanctions ? Without having been made into a pariah state ? This is what I always ask myself. I hope NK sanctions are lifted soon, I am sure this country will know economic prosperity we couldn't imagine.

[@uriels4097]

1:26:10

[@F1L1P_S]

The cultuarl side of a country always is gonne be something "beautiful", but bro, they treat the "great leader" as a god, just because he fought against the japanese invasion, but the other soldier who fought "beside" him, own a head of metal. The sons of the great leader have all of the best, but the soldier's children just won a house and thats it, they had enough.

[@astarcalledsun]

Do you also complain about how not every soldier in America gets to live like Trump and his kids? A statue memorial is more than what most soldiers get around the world.

[@mcmurdostation7134]

The leader Was visiting the waterpark at 3am, yes of course lol

[@missjanee9174]

I like how the women wear respectful swimsuits.

[@BigDaddyDracula]

possibly propaganda. perhaps all lies. most definitely an important documentary on the principle that it offers a different perspective.

[@gohanblanco5641]

Imagine being such a sad clown that you believe everything coming out of DPRK is propaganda while thinking American and South Korean tabloids making up stories which they themselves admit isn't?

[@BigDaddyDracula]

@@gohanblanco5641 it’s like you didn’t even read my message clown. Read it again and this time engage in reading comprehension.

[@pianoman8642]

17:27 North Koreans using HP and Acer hardware running Microsoft Windows. That will show the imperialists.

[@ichigo73186]

You think you're making some profound point but you're really not. The fact that western countries own high-tech industries isn't because westerners are smarter and therefore have come up with "better" political systems than the "dumb commies" (that's more like the worldview of a five year old) but because the capitalist-imperialist core built up its wealth by violently robbing the resources and labour of other countries, and forcefully keeping them underdeveloped through colonialism and neocolonialism. It also has nothing to do with the "hard work" or "innovation" of capitalists, since those are just parasitic entities while all the labour involved in physically making the products happens in those same third-world countries.

[@user-zm8xv8tl2l]

@@ichigo73186 What you fail to understand is the fact that North Korea proclaims itself as the country of Juche, the country of self-sufficiency, and informs its citizens that it's 100% down to the government at the Kim dynasty that all the citizens can live 'well' and have nothing to envy in this world. Funny thing is they've only been able to keep their regime alive through external input: Soviet funding, South Korean donations, UN food aid, foreign technology, exporting via China and the list goes on. Hardly self-sufficient. It's the must corrupt country I've ever known just behind China.

[@ichigo73186]

@@user-zm8xv8tl2l For any normal person happening to read this, fyi that all those claims are nonsense. "informs its citizens that...all the citizens can live 'well' and have nothing to envy in this world" False, they discuss their difficulties as well as praising the advantages of their system. Compare to US leadership which claims all other countries are inferior and a supernatural being sanctions them to commit mass murder and genocide. "only been able to keep their regime alive through external input" Trade is a characteristic of the modern global economy and is not in any contradiction with the DPRK's political ideology. The DPRK's economic difficulties are caused by capitalist imperialism and what allows them to survive is not aid but their socialist system. Compare to the US, which cannot maintain any of its wealth without leeching off the third world daily and without defending the legacy of genocide and slavery that built their country.

[@user-zm8xv8tl2l]

@@ichigo73186 Wow... so much trash to respond to in your answer. North Korea practically uses its on citizens as slaves. Look up 'North Korea gulag'. As for your claim that their propaganda is fake, they even have it in their songs. If you were actually intelligent enough to take the time to learn Korean it would open up a whole other world of the DPRK for you to explore. In their songs they have lyrics such as 'we have nothing to envy in this world', 'even if we leave the country there's nowhere we can live', 'our country is more precious than our lives'. If you think those are normal lyrics for everyday citizens to listen to then I think you need your head checking. This is the 21st century, not mid 1900s Nazi period.

[@ichigo73186]

@@user-zm8xv8tl2l Again for any normal people reading this, they should be assured that the liberal ideology pushed by this tool is bankrupt by the nonsense they keep spewing (while selectively ignoring everything they can't respond to). Slavery is not economically effective in the modern global capitalist economy and allegations made by CIA front groups are not evidence that it exists in the DPRK, despite this person thinking so. Despite using a scary foreign word to describe prisons in the DPRK (whose meaning I doubt they know) the absurdity of their ideology is clear considering the racist USA officially jails its people more than any country on earth. Although this person thinks noone is a genius like them capable of reading song lyrics, they completely miss the obvious point that having some patriotic song lyrics does not mean people in the DPRK actually claim their country is perfect and free of difficulties. They would know this if they bothered to even slightly take their own advice of "exploring" the DPRK beyond racist caricatures guzzled from US corporations. As for comparisons to the "Nazi period", the prime candidate for this in the modern world is the US, which inspired and later valiantly carried on the Nazi cause.

[@pianoman8642]

Great to see the North Korean people have a great sense of humour. Putting anti-Japanese propaganda in a room full of Japanese sewing machines which they are totally dependent on is a nice touch.

[@maka8551]

Stfu We know you’re a NK bot

[@MegaFriend100]

The documentary fails to show North Korea in a critic perspective. The almost two hours long film narrative is simply showing some traditions, city and country side per si instead of making the objective important questions about korean society, as if only the images could show deeply how the country really is, instead of looking into the deep culture. The girl in the beach says she wants to visit the capital "if she earns a ticket", not when she wants, like getting into a car and just going to travel. That would be the right ocasion to ask if they could actually do that. The other documentary "Loyal Citizens of Pyongyang in Seoul" fails as well to portrait that when they interview two north koreans in South Korea, not asking the basic questions as how they see their own country, (actually the guy says he likes the leader) how they see the world around them, internet access, travelling, university graduation, living abroad, etc., leading the facts corroboring or not with the occidental liberal media narrative. It's very difficult to jump into conclusions when thinking about these superficial things. As a historian, we need to be careful while analysing the narrative bias as a whole, with their interests and representative intentions of NK. The observation when the interviewer says that Pyongyang is a planned city with higher buildings, aqua parks, etc,. in contrast with the calm country side is really interesting, showing that the rest of North Korea is nothing like that. There are small pockets of the nation that are more or less developed, and as we can't go around in smaller cities we can't truly see them, just like life in NYC is different from life in the interior of Montana. It is show that in every aspect of their lives they take their grand leader with them. Sung-Hyung Cho in the beginning speaks about trying to break that picture people have in mind about militar parades, ultranacionalism, flags and all but in the end we actually see that this feeling is very deep in north koreans heart. Small children learn to sing innumerous songs about the fatherland and take pride with Kim Jong Il-Un just how the liberal media portraits that in a 1984 state centered society. There are marxistis who criticizes how NK is more like a cult than just socialism with the Juche ideology.

[@oight]

omg the only view on western news is a critical perspective. it's actually just straight up nonsense the majority of it, one small example when everyone in the news was proclaiming kim jong un was dying and then it turns out he's not. you don't understand that the DPRK has so many sanctions on it and is threatened with nuclear annihilation by so many countries. they are doing the best they can in that situation, they have to work hard because they don't rely on other countries in the global south to support their wealth like western countries do, so nationalism helps keep spirits up and brings them all together to better their country.

[@maka8551]

@Troy S there are no positive aspects

[@maka8551]

@@oight im sure kim jong un would love to have you as their pet

[@hcs5898]

@@maka8551 32 comments on this channel… get professional help.

[@maka8551]

@@hcs5898 im not so sure hospitals are available in north korea what should i do?

[@kumarharsh6987]

"oh look another group of visitors in the non ending stream of visitors" *All are soldiers Perfectly believable "visitors"

[@oight]

there is mandatory military service, so ofc most of the visitors are soldiers

[@kumarharsh6987]

@@oight so you wanna say the civilans walk around in military uniform just because there's mandatory army training? Lol your propaganda is getting dumber by the day 😆😆

[@iishuffle28]

@@kumarharsh6987 Visit South Korea then. There's mandatory military service of 2 years there too. We'd see the ROK soldiers on trains, getting, food, hanging out. Try visiting somewhere outside of your shithole town for once. It might help pull your head out of your ass.

[@kumarharsh6987]

@@iishuffle28 loll as if you see people visiting in military uniform at shrines 😆😆 What a dumb excuse you made

[@iishuffle28]

@@kumarharsh6987 Have you been to either of the Koreas? No? Shut the fuck up.

[@benjamin1612]

Does this... seem like propaganda to anyone? Just me?

[@KimmyTheForsaken]

THE MATRIX THE WHOLE COUNTRY IS A LIE ITS FAKE PLASTIC CITY ROBOT PEOPLE THEY ARE ALL STARVING WE KNOW IT BECAUSE GOVERNMENT SAID SO

[@benjamin1612]

@@KimmyTheForsaken Well it is kind of weird they're only allowed to go to very specific parts of the country on a government-sanctioned tour. What about the other 99% of the country and people? Plus everyone who escapes North Korea describes it as a cult of personality and a dystopian nightmare... I kind of trust them more than I trust a government-sanctioned documentary about only the highlights of the country. If you've studied the propaganda of Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany under their totalitarian regimes, it's all the same formula as this.

[@ReDNaLzz]

When you visit the country as a foreinger, propaganda is all you get to see. They choose the people getting interviewed. The reporter can't go or ask what they want, you're only allowed to film propaganda or she'd get in trouble.

[@Nclm1]

Do you see the homeless people, the poor suburbs or the criminal gangs when you watch a documentary about the what makes a country great? In this sense everything is "propaganda". NK has negative aspects of course, but here the point is to show what is good in it. It's not because NK does bad things that everything is bad.

[@BrogimarusFranciscus]

@@ReDNaLzz source?

[@AlexandriaTucker]

Okay so… can we all agree this is scripted BS?!and these comments are all from poor people who have been brainwashed OR bots OR both lol. Ew.

[@TheCureEnjoyer]

Why do Westerners always think people of other countries are being brainwashed and not y'all?

[@abdulazizelijahfanan1632]

Yes we are brainwashed because we dont take. US sources and paid defectors

[@adityanegi2142]

why? Do you expect North Korea to be a hellscape? Here is my opinion and I think it's pretty fair: North Korea is just a normal fucking 3rd world country that currently is at war, where people lead normal yet simple lives. Is that propaganda as well?

[@wehwalte]

In the meanwhile kids in the US saluting the flag every day, getting indoctrinated on how they are always the good guys defending freedom and democracy, that they are the only one having freedom and democracy and how important it is to bomb kill enslave the rest of the world to keep said democracy and freedom. Psychologically speaking this is called projecting.

[@skydragon5555]

This film really confirmed, and increased, how much I hate the DPRK, I hope it dissappears in the next years.

[@maka8551]

Agreed.

[@V0TION]

lol why what did they do

[@famousplan2693]

Bot

[@skydragon5555]

@@famousplan2693 nah i am not

[@famousplan2693]

@@skydragon5555 ok then bad opinion.

[@antigay4123]

1:43:00 It is painful to watch such stupidity. But of course, you are fed and stuff is free... what else would you do. Otherwise, it's amazing to see people that sincere and pure. Not considering it's a total propaganda.

[@user-zm8xv8tl2l]

​@@kemalbilmez9897 I think you're the poisoned one.

[@maka8551]

@@kemalbilmez9897 are poisoned with individualism? we aren’t a fucking ant colony commie

[@violetly_]

@@kemalbilmez9897 The western world has eaten the forbidden fruit, and no longer values community and solidarity. We are all poisoned, lonely slaves who think that are chains are the only things making us free. I feel sorry for these people who can’t see past their individualist wants and can’t see how it destroys the soul.

[@maka8551]

​@@violetly_ how do kims boots taste

[@gohanblanco5641]

@@maka8551 Are you mentally disabled? What does his comment have to do with praising Kim?