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프로파간다 맞아요.. 북한은 대한민국이 북한 주민들을 억류시키고 있다고 주장하고 있고, 대한민국의 일부 좌파들도 북한으로 돌아가고 싶어하는 탈북민들이 대한민국에 억류되어 있다고 주장하고 있어요. 저 인터뷰는 중국 정부처럼 대한민국 정부가 탈북민들을 북한으로 송환할 수 있게 만들려는 일부 사람들처럼 하고 있어요. 북한 송환을 주장하는 사람들도 탈북민을 내세워서 인터뷰하며 여론전을 했었어요. 뭐 인터뷰 했던 탈북민이 북한 송환을 번복하는 인터뷰를 해서 흐지부지 됐지만요.
It's really cool to see Kim Pil-Ju again, all those videos from years ago were fascinating to hear about yet so scary at the same time, hoping he continues to live a happy life where he is now.
So glad to see Pil-Ju again! His childhood in North Korea was so terrible. The famine in the 1990s was the final straw for him and his mom which is why he's living in South Korea today.
I have to say this young man is lucky to live in South Korea to get treatment for his hemophilia, he definitely wouldn't get that in N. Korea. As for his work I truly admire his tireless dedication to helping other defectors to intergrate into S. Korean society, that has to be incredibly difficult and overwhelming for everyone. I wish him the best of luck in his amazing work.
@@rowbearly6128I have to visit sometime because I suspect I’d run into more people with my sense of humor there. Many of my fondest friends growing up were Asian
@@rowbearly6128 True, there are many countries and cultures here in Asia. There are many differences, but we also shared many core similarities. You'll notice this, spending some time across multiple places in Asia for a very long time. We're different but still share many similar things.
@@roar5853 중국이 민주주의를 갖추지 않은 한, 이러한 인도적 및 인권 문제는 해결하기 어렵다는 것은 사실입니다. 민주주의 제도는 더 큰 투명성과 책임 메커니즘을 제공하여 개인의 권리를 더 잘 보호할 수 있게 해줍니다. 이러한 배경에서도 국제 협력, 비정부 기구의 옹호, 그리고 공공 여론의 압력을 통해 인권 상황을 개선하기 위한 노력을 계속할 수 있습니다. 변화는 느릴 수 있지만, 이러한 문제를 계속해서 제기하는 것은 여전히 중요합니다.
Sending prayers of recovery for the former N. Korean who has achieved and finished his four years of University. I pray that the S. Korean Leadership make changes to be more inclusive to their N. Korean brothers. I understand that S. Koreans value money 💰 and power but that definitely does not bring “happiness or is fulfilling”. Sadly, Many ACTORS, ARTISTS and OTHER HIERARCHY of Individuals still un alive themselves. ❤️🔥🙏🏽
Glad to know that Kim Pil-Ju is still living in SK and I hope that he will always be happy, healthy (healthier) and fulified. One can tell he has a good heart and is beautifuly honest.
I live in Japan and go to college, and I see many Korean students at my university. They too have told me that they fled to Japan because South Korea is too competitive.
@@roar5853 they are considered illegal immigrants sadly, there is a risk involved of course this is normal. How can a country accept illegal immigrants and turn a blind eye?
@@roar5853 China is still "allied" to NK, which is a long historical issue, I suppose you already knew. Thus, have to send back the defectors. I, personally as a Chinese, consider this not right. If they hate NK so much and risk their lives to fled to China, China should accept them, or at least let them go where they want, but sadly that won't be the case in the near future, as long as the alliance of NK and China still stands, and NK is still the NK as it is now. And btw, even though he used Chinese, he said his nationality is Japan, he's not a Chinese citizen.
Im glad he looks well. But he also looks in low spirit. I know it's hard to blend in south korea life as north korean. Some people are racist and being bullies. I hope he is blessed and loved.
North Koreans can’t experience racism in South Korea, because North Koreans are Korean. North Koreans and South Koreans are both Korean and speak the same language, share the same culture, and always have for over 1,000 years. 80 years of division doesn’t make North Koreans no-longer Korean. Yes, they can experience xenophobia, but not racism.
Pro-China factions often argue that many defectors want to return to North Korea. Not long ago, there was controversy over China sending defectors back to North Korea. In fact, from South Korea’s perspective, it would be difficult to handle many defectors in China coming to South Korea. And from the defectors’ perspective, staying in China and then returning to North Korea would be another option. It is time to change the defector policy of the past when South Korea was competing with North Korea for superiority. The world already knows too well about North Korean society. There are too many defectors who do not want to work hard with South Koreans, but instead hang around various propaganda media outlets looking for easy money and fail to adapt to society. Of course, there are many defectors who work and enjoy life just like South Koreans, to the point that it is hard to tell whether they are defectors or not.
도대체 의도가 뭔지 모르겠음?, 대한민국이 북한에 납북자들 돌려 보내라고 하면 북한이 탈북자들이 대한민국에 억류되어 있다고 북한으로 돌려보내라고 하며 납북자들의 송환을 거부하고 있다는 거 저 두 사람은 모르나 봄?, 대다수의 탈북자들이 북한으로 돌아가고 싶어한다는 객관적인 수치 자료를 보여주며 말하는 것도 아니면서, 탈북민들을 위험하게 할 수 있는 발언을 한다는 게 참, 탈북자들은 남한에서 태어난 사람들과는 다르다는 걸 저 두 사람은 이해를 못하는 건지, 대한민국은 북한으로 돌아가고 싶은 탈북자들을 억류할 수가 없는데, 왜 이런 인터뷰를 했는지 모르겠음?, 대한민국도 중국처럼 탈북자들을 북으로 보내길 원하는 건가?, 정말 대한민국 사람들이 저 사람들의 인터뷰 내용을 사실로 받아들이길 원하는 건가?, 대다수의 탈북자들이 북한으로 되돌아 가길 원한다는 게 사실이 되면 어떤 일이 일어날 수 있을지 생각을 해보지 않았나?, 한국인들이 탈북민들에게 정말 북으로 되돌아가기를 원하냐? 대한민국에 사는 게 싫은냐?를 물어보는 걸 원하는 건가?, 이젠 하다하다 이런 인터뷰까지 만든다는 게 기가막힘. 한국살이가 힘들어서 외국에서 살고 싶은 거와 북한으로 되돌아가고 싶은 건 아예 다른 건데, 저 탈북자는 좀 이상한 사람인 거 같음.
South Korea has a lot of issues. Some North Koreans have issues of their own, I am sure. Both sides gotta work on the issues of their own to understand, adjust to and eventually embrace each other. When they point the finger at each other and say "you are the problem," they usually can't find a real solution and only impose on each other. I hope this is not the case for South Korea and some of the North Korean defectors.
North korean who live in korea is part of korea. They have right to be citizen of thier country. And also has responsible for its country... I hope they have every system they needed to live peacefuly.
As a U.S. American, it's both jarring and refreshing to hear someone forthrightly and accurately using the word "capitalism" in discussion. The greatest success of American capitalist hegemony is the complete amnesia of its citizens. The propaganda is so strong that those living inside the core of the metropole can't even name the system that defines their lives.
@ailediablo79 They kill their own and threaten other nations. To me it doesn't matter who they kill, the victims are all people. NK is a cruel dictatorship...
My stepmom carries only one recessive gene of Von Willebrons hemophilia trait and she still bleeds alot. Her mom had lung cancer and died from internal bleeding not because the cancer had advanced incredibly fast. I hope his infusions are helpful
If it had not been for the word "competition", South Korea couldn't have become a member of developed countries. It doesn't have a huge ground and fertile natural resources like the US and Russia, thus, the Korean government had to teach its students as if younger experts in various fields. Because it hasn't any valuable material resources to develop its economy except for human resources. Therefore, lots of technical business assets developed by Korean companies could've become the future of this small state as it is today. This ex-North Korean student might not have understood how to raise himself in South Korea. No pain, no gain in South Korea's social lives.
If South Korea is importing caregivers from Philippines how North Korean defectors don’t see this as an opportunity to make an impact, stand out and have a great life in South Korea? Money moves the world. They could even get their relatives out of North Korea. Thank you so much for this interview. Great job!
젊은 탈북민일 수록 북한에 향수를 느끼는 비율이 많다는 것이 되게 충격적인데, 한편으론 한국의 젊은 세대에 팽배한 경쟁과 소외감을 생각해보면 불가능한 현상은 아닌 것 같습니다. 한국의 MZ세대는 대학 입시, 취직을 위한 경쟁을 제외하고는 특별히 유대감을 가질 요인이 없기 때문에, 젊은 탈북민들이 한국에 와서 한국 사회에 동화되는 것에 어려움을 겪는 것 아닐까 추측해봅니다.
I think it's also a sign of things improving in North Korea. In the 90's life in the DPRK must have been aweful. Kim Jong-Un has proven to be a more competent leader than his father was in my eyes.
@@angryyordle4640 I can't say that is the sign of improving anything in North Korean's wellfare. Recently, there are many escapes in NK's elite class, and a massive flood caused minimum a thousand of people's death. And yet Kim Jung Un visited the sites just to be praised and to flex his brand new Mercedes. Then he proceeded to excute multiple cadre like it's prove that he care for his people. I don't know much about his father but I don't think he's doing better.
Russia also helped North Korea a lot in the field of health and food after the Ukrainian war, and currently North Korea lives in security in terms of health and food.
@@RmnGnzlz No different than what he already admitted in this interview. He already said he would be punished, so why sneak across the border? Just go to the embassy and turn yourself in.
Exactly! I’m not paying to see the rest of the video. I think it would be better to put the video on their website first and then eventually after a week or a month or something put it on UA-cam.
Any information about Korea on this channel you gotta take it with a grain of salt cuz he do be saying some weird made up bs just to get views. I'm not even sure if he's an actual Korean. There are a lot of Taiwanese hwagyos and joseonjoks after all especially on the internet. Just remember that just cuz somebody speaks Korean and has a Korean surname does not mean he's Korean. Foreigners often have no idea.
Competition is what drives the free world. There’s a reason why North Korea is 60 years behind the rest of the free world. If you don’t mind that, then you have no worries.
What I've seen is that people who are past the age of 30 can't join and compete in South Korea, therefore they had a better life in the north, maybe joining the army or taking a factory job. There's also the loneliness, all their loved ones are in the north, so they suffer from depression many times.
@@꿈빛나래 I suggest you search on UA-cam the video titled "Why many north koreans want to go back to North Korea" Many even say they are ready to face the punishment of working on a labor camp. That shows just how depressed they are and how difficult their lives are in South Korea.
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meh id see a few things where trying to sneak in to NK would be a good idea but they are pretty situational, like if you posted something that makes the C.i.A lose face and all of a sudden you think they might get back at you or something only place you got actual odds of escaping would be NK but you pretty much have the mentality that you are going to be trading your modern life for bottom of society status in that place it's most likely survival farming but might be better then waiting around to get hauled to jail on trumped up charge and be put in a cell with a new boyfriend.
@@Swiplys 당연한 거 아님? 한국은 자원도 뭣도 없는 나라이고 몇 십년 전만 해도 찢어지게 가난했던 나라임. 그런 나라에서 치열한 경쟁이 없었으면 이 정도로 성장할 수 있었을 것 같음? 가난하게 사는 것보다 치열한 경쟁이 낫겠다 생각한 거고, 그게 지금까지 이어져온 거임. 왜 이렇게 된 건지 제대로 알지도 못하면서 남의 나라에 대해 떠들지 마라.
@@Swiplys 일제강점기, 한반도 전쟁을 겪으면서 아무것도 남지 않은 나라가 일어설 수 있는 방법은 교육을 통한 경쟁밖에 없음. 영국이나 미국, 일본처럼 전쟁을 통해 부를 쌓은 국가가 아니라는 뜻임. 그 잔해가 지금까지 남아있는 거임. 잘 알지도 못하면서 한국에서의 경쟁이 심하다고 비난하고 떠들지 좀 마라. 한국인들이 너같은 외국인들을 매우 불쾌하게 생각한다.
I felt really bad when I saw this interview. I've seen several videos that the government is providing a lot of support. It's all paid with our taxes. I was also thinking positively about North Korean defectors, but watching this video makes me feel very bad. Did he just think of freedom and not competition as he moved from a communist country to a capitalist country? If you gain something, you lose something, but you want to enjoy freedom and live in a rich country, and you don't want to compete, and you want to leave South Korea LOL The taxes paid to North Korean defectors are also money earned by Koreans through competition. Did you think South Korea was a fantasy country without any competition? I really don't want to help them.
That's harsh. How could they know, while living there, how capitalism would be? It's impossible to imagine it from the limited information that trickled in their homeland. And, as Joan rightly says below, competition in S. Korea is much more than in most Western countries.
@@irmar North Korean students also learn about capitalism. It is to criticize the South Korean system. It is natural that Korea is more competitive than Western countries. Most Western countries were able to accumulate wealth through wars and colonies, but South Korea was under Japanese colonial rule from 1910 to 1945, and from 1950 to 1953 fought wars with North Korea on the Korean Peninsula. Through this process, Korea became extremely poor and the land was devastated. In this situation, in order for Korea to become a rich country, humans had no choice but to become a resource and survive through intense competition. In fact, Korea's gdp, which was in the top 100 after the war, is now in the top 10. Honestly, it's funny that Western countries that have never experienced this kind of situation criticize Korea's competition.
Does his condition mean that he has to be extra wary of cuts and bruises? Wouldn't he basically have to live a bubble-wrap lifestyle out of an abundance of caution? If NK parents want their kids to escape, why wouldn't they also risk following them given the corresponding punishment they'll face when the regime finds out? And isn't the punishment intergenerational? "I have to accept punishment first." His warm welcome would end in him losing his pulse if he were to step foot in NK again. It wouldn't just be momentary torture and returning to civilian life.
only the people who don't have basis property to live there will choose either starving to death or life-risking escape. so called elites in north korea are not really interested in escaping the regime leaving their wealth and status. systematically the gap between 2 koreas are huge that nk parents who can take care of themselves are hesistant to start the business from the bottom in sk. from the one show, i heard that the punishment towards the defectors' remaining family got soften than before since there are so many of them now. it's assumed that 1 percent of the population has escaped nk which is quite a huge number and that means their family including all the blood relatives that they have never known or heard of would be the majority. that's why the regime cannot harshly punish all of them anymore; still rarely the regime publically execute them to threaten people and keep the regime. now the parents and kids decide to be separated knowing that at least theire parents are alive and having hope one day they can reunite.
So Hemophilia typically affects males, they can live a relatively normal life with medication and there are more advanced treatments for it now then there used to be. The best thing they can do is avoid any kind of contact sport and avoid certain pain meds like aspirin or ibuprofen because they thin the blood so we want to avoid that. They can take tylenol for pain. Cuts and bruises are superficial so no not an issue but its internal bleeding or severe deep wounds that would be a major concern.
I heard that in the Kim ill Sung days the 3 generations law was enforced first starting with other Korean communists the disagreed with him down to the common people who dared said anything or dowm something that the government didnt like. In the early 2000s, Kim Jung ill made it to apply only on situational bases. Let's say a woman selling food in the market decides to defect in the early 2000s. Kim Jung ill is like whatever we have bigger problems, but her family will be looked down upon by the government and maybe closely monitored. In some cases like Kim Jung Un's uncle all of the people who closely worked under him were all purged and some got the 3 generations law applyed to them.
@@ddidol2840 네 저는 저 인터뷰 한 사람 영상을 많이 봐왔고 많은 탈북민 영상을 봐오고 후원도 해봤었습니다. 이 영상과 괴리감을 많이 느낍니다. 대부분 북한에 돌아가느니 죽는게 낮다는 뉘앙스로 말해왔습니다. 대한민국에서는 모든 탈북민들을 위해 집도 주고 6개월간 돈도 줍니다. 그런데 실제 탈북민들 마음속에서는 고마움도 없고 심지어 북한으로 돌아가고 싶은 마음까지 있다면 도움을 줄 필요까지 있을까 싶네요. 심지어 아무런 조건이나 검증없이 한국민이라고 대한민국 국적까지 자동으로 주는데요. 저는 많은 대한민국 국민들이 좋은 마음으로 탈북민을 돕고 있다고 생각합니다. 그러나 탈북해서 북한이 아닌 대한민국에 온 것이 실수라고 생각한다면 탈북민에 대한 생각도 다시 해봐야 한다고 생각되네요.
@@grow1820 저도 이 인터뷰 보고 기분 진짜 나빴어요. 정부에서 엄청나게 지원해 주고 있다고 여러 영상들을 봤는데요. 그거 다 저희 세금으로 나가는 거고요. 저도 탈북민들에 대해서 긍정적으로 생각하고 있었는데 이 영상 보니 매우 기분이 나쁘네요. 공산주의 국가에서 자본주의 국가로 넘어오면서 자유만 생각하고 경쟁같은 건 생각하지 않은 걸까요? 얻는 게 있으면 잃는 게 있는 건데, 자유를 누리고 부유한 국가에 살고싶어하면서 치열한 경쟁은 싫고 힘들고 떠나고 싶다니요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 탈북자들한테 퍼붓는 세금도 한국 사람들이 열심히 일해서 경쟁을 통해 번 돈인데요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 진짜 도와줄 필요 없다는 생각이 드네요.
Hey if you guys are complaining now what happens when the Kim regime collapses you would have to deal with 26 million people who do not have modern skills and won't be able to compete with South Koreans at least not for a generation they will all have to take the lowest Jobs they will feel they are being discriminated against they will not be grateful at all to you. The entrepreneurs that were created during the famine would never be able to compete with South Korean businesses. North Korean doctors, teachers and engineers would be told sorry you don't have modern skills you have to go back to school but in the mean time you could mop the floor or lift those boxes over there. You think those people would be gratefull?
@@stevenbaksh5545 어쩌라고 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 북한이 그렇게 가난하고 기술 발전을 못한 게 우리 탓이냐? 그리고 통일 이후의 미래는 우리가 알아서 해 ㅋㅋ 외국인인 니가 상관 쓸 일이 아니야. 이해해? 그리고 우리 정부는 이미 탈북자들한테 어마어마한 지원을 하고 있거든? 근데도 힘들다고 불평하잖아 ㅋㅋㅋ 한국의 저소득층보다 많은 지원을 받고 있으면서, 경쟁이 힘들고 북한으로 돌아가고 싶다고 인터뷰를 하는데 당연히 도와주기 싫어지지 않겠냐? 유럽 봐봐. 난민들 받아주기 싫어서 난리인데, 우리는 같은 민족이라고 다 받아주고 재정적 지원, 일자리 지원도 다 해주는데 저런 식으로 불평하면 짜증나지 않겠어? 제발 정신차려. 니가 뭔데 조언하고 난리야.
South Korea is a mix of high competition with a communist establishment (chaebols). A deadly mix that is going to bring South Korea to its knees is nothing changes. There is something in Korean culture that produces the same highly hierarchical society no matter if the economic model is capitalist or communist. I'd say confucian culture as well as the fact Koreans are very homogenous culturally (neighboring Japan has more local diversity for instance), it doesn't allow heterodox thought and action because all Koreans are the same culturally and value uniformity and hierarchy. That being said, South Korea has managed to produce a myriad of different cults (christian or not) so maybe the solution isn't that out of reach.
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한국에 대해 왜 이리 아는 척하는 외국인들이 많냐? 잘 알지도 못하면서 일본이랑 비교는 또 왜 함? 획일화는 일본이 더 심한 거 모르냐? 요즘 어디서 이상한 정보 주워듣고 와서 불확실한 내용 남기는 너같은 외국인들 때문에 한국인들이 엄청 불쾌해하고 있음.
How are chaebols communists? I’ve read a bit about it, but I have not come across that comparison or statement. Do you mind elaborating where that statement comes from?
@@hannah60000재벌이 왜 공산주의임? 재벌은 말 그대로 자본주의 사회에서 돈이 많은 사람들임 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한국에서만 일어나는 특이한 거라고 생각하는 게 진짜 어이없네. 일론 머스크, 스티브 잡스도 다 재벌임. 자본주의 사회에서 돈 많은 사람들이 계속 부를 쌓고 많은 것을 누리는 게 당연한 거 아님? 근데 이상한 외국인들이 한국의 재벌들이 공산주의하는 이상한 얘기를 하고다님 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋ꙼̈ㅋ̆̎ㅋ̊̈ㅋ̌̈ㅋ̄̈ㅋ̐̈ㅋ̑̈ㅋ̆̈ㅋ꙼̈ㅋ̆̎ㅋ̊̈ㅋ̌̈ㅋ̄̈ㅋ̐̈ㅋ̑̈ㅋ̆̈ㅋ꙼̈ㅋ̆̎ㅋ̊̈ㅋ̌̈ㅋ̄̈ㅋ̐̈ㅋ̑̈ㅋ̆̈ㅋ꙼̈ㅋ̆̎ㅋ̊̈ㅋ̌̈ㅋ̄̈ㅋ̐̈ㅋ̑̈ㅋ̆̈ 미쳐버릴 지경
@@꿈빛나래 A few families controlling the entire South Korean economy is pretty close to a communist system domestically. So communist for South Koreans, capitalist internationally. As for Koreans being displeased by foreigners commenting on South Korea, well, just cope.
It's so annoying that they aren't addressing why they can't go back. IT'S BECAUSE THE SOUTH KOREAN GOVERNMENT WON'T LET THEM, and nothing to do with the North not letting them go back. Also, hilarious that a "defector" says the north will use them as propaganda while the south has a whole ass TV show dedicated for that, "On my way to meet you" or whatever awful propaganda name they gave it.
Watch the full conversation here: tinyurl.com/ydfcvcvj We initially uploaded the full conversation here, but it was flagged by UA-cam. As a result, we had no choice but to shorten the conversation and reupload it.
I wish Kim Pil-Ju good health, happiness and a long life.
What an honest, genuine person. Not a shred of propaganda in his words. Neither side would like what he's saying.
프로파간다 맞아요.. 북한은 대한민국이 북한 주민들을 억류시키고 있다고 주장하고 있고, 대한민국의 일부 좌파들도 북한으로 돌아가고 싶어하는 탈북민들이 대한민국에 억류되어 있다고 주장하고 있어요. 저 인터뷰는 중국 정부처럼 대한민국 정부가 탈북민들을 북한으로 송환할 수 있게 만들려는 일부 사람들처럼 하고 있어요. 북한 송환을 주장하는 사람들도 탈북민을 내세워서 인터뷰하며 여론전을 했었어요. 뭐 인터뷰 했던 탈북민이 북한 송환을 번복하는 인터뷰를 해서 흐지부지 됐지만요.
It's really cool to see Kim Pil-Ju again, all those videos from years ago were fascinating to hear about yet so scary at the same time, hoping he continues to live a happy life where he is now.
I have heard that the "Crash Landing on you" k-drama's NK village was accurate because they had actual defectors helping create the set.
That was one of the best shows I’ve ever seen.
@@tarabooartarmy3654 I agree - I loved it!!!
HyunBin, one of the stars of that show, is in Toronto at TIFF for the premiere of how new movie Harbin!
So glad to see Pil-Ju again! His childhood in North Korea was so terrible. The famine in the 1990s was the final straw for him and his mom which is why he's living in South Korea today.
I have to say this young man is lucky to live in South Korea to get treatment for his hemophilia, he definitely wouldn't get that in N. Korea. As for his work I truly admire his tireless dedication to helping other defectors to intergrate into S. Korean society, that has to be incredibly difficult and overwhelming for everyone. I wish him the best of luck in his amazing work.
How do you know they will definitely not treat such diseases in North Korea?
I hope shorts will help traffic of views to this interview because this was interesting. Glad to see him again!
The man, the myth, the legend himself is back💯🔥. One of my favorite guys to be interviewed at Asian Boss
What a pleasure to find a nuanced conversation these days :’)
Happy to see Pil Ju again. His story really touched me years ago. He looks healthy.
I'm glad you're doing well, best wishes. ❤ from USA
I can’t even speak Korean but the difference between their accents is noticeable.
Such a fascinating video.
Competitive is like survival for a asian if his not earning enough his in trouble thats the issue in asian society
Asia is a continent with many countries and cultures.
@@rowbearly6128I have to visit sometime because I suspect I’d run into more people with my sense of humor there. Many of my fondest friends growing up were Asian
@@rowbearly6128 but the thing is that culture is more or less similar at least across East Asia
@@rowbearly6128 True, there are many countries and cultures here in Asia. There are many differences, but we also shared many core similarities. You'll notice this, spending some time across multiple places in Asia for a very long time. We're different but still share many similar things.
@@muaowa same as a asian myself that is🤣
我覺得有機會的話，人追求更好的生活是正常的。我現在會時常感恩，同時也不放棄繼續追求更好的～對自己對別人善良，心存善意地對待這個世界，找機會為動物為失去人權的人發聲，我相信自己也會愈來愈好運😊
중국 공산당이 탈북자를 북한으로 송환하지 않도록 중국 공산당에 의견을 내주세요. 중국 공산당은 그들이 수용소로 끌려가 고문당하고 대다수는 죽는다는 것을 알면서도 북한으로 돌려보내고 있습니다.
@@roar5853 중국이 민주주의를 갖추지 않은 한, 이러한 인도적 및 인권 문제는 해결하기 어렵다는 것은 사실입니다. 민주주의 제도는 더 큰 투명성과 책임 메커니즘을 제공하여 개인의 권리를 더 잘 보호할 수 있게 해줍니다. 이러한 배경에서도 국제 협력, 비정부 기구의 옹호, 그리고 공공 여론의 압력을 통해 인권 상황을 개선하기 위한 노력을 계속할 수 있습니다. 변화는 느릴 수 있지만, 이러한 문제를 계속해서 제기하는 것은 여전히 중요합니다.
@@CantoCangjie 한국인들은 중국 대사관 앞에서 탈북자 관련 시위를 하고있습니다. 더 자주 해야겠지요! 반드시 중국 정책의 변화가 있기를😭👍🏻
@@roar5853如果这样，朝鲜只会完全封闭中朝边境，就像38线一样不可能再有脱北者，也不可能再有被政府派遣到中国打工的人
@@roar5853真是逆天，能不能管好你们自己😅韩国人真是一群疯子
This guy is pretty well spoken
Sending prayers of recovery for the former N. Korean who has achieved and finished his four years of University. I pray that the S. Korean Leadership make changes to be more inclusive to their N. Korean brothers. I understand that S. Koreans value money 💰 and power but that definitely does not bring “happiness or is fulfilling”. Sadly, Many ACTORS, ARTISTS and OTHER HIERARCHY of Individuals still un alive themselves. ❤️🔥🙏🏽
Glad to know that Kim Pil-Ju is still living in SK and I hope that he will always be happy, healthy (healthier) and fulified. One can tell he has a good heart and is beautifuly honest.
as a human being, I feel sorry for this man and his family
I live in Japan and go to college, and I see many Korean students at my university. They too have told me that they fled to Japan because South Korea is too competitive.
+ Japan is cheap af
Japan is a failing economy unfortunately... but then the entire system all over the world is set to fail due to too much debt
I wish Kim Pil -Ju good health, happiness and a beautiful life
韓國政府給脫北難民提供經濟援助。但是聽說有些脫北者無法適應競爭劇烈的韓國社區，無奈只好再到第三國移民去，如：美國､加拿大等等的西方國家。我國日本也住著脫北者，可是沒有韓國那麼多。他們在脫北之後，大多數人換名改姓，入了日本國籍。我對北韓頗感興趣。所以常看他們的日語頻道。
중국 공산당이 탈북자를 북한으로 송환하지 않도록 중국 공산당에 의견을 내주세요. 중국 공산당은 그들이 수용소로 끌려가 고문당하고 대다수는 죽는다는 것을 알면서도 북한으로 돌려보내고 있습니다.
@@roar5853 they are considered illegal immigrants sadly, there is a risk involved of course this is normal.
How can a country accept illegal immigrants and turn a blind eye?
@roar5853 the letters are Taiwanese. Even if he's a Chinese,it's dangerous
@@roar5853 China is still "allied" to NK, which is a long historical issue, I suppose you already knew. Thus, have to send back the defectors. I, personally as a Chinese, consider this not right. If they hate NK so much and risk their lives to fled to China, China should accept them, or at least let them go where they want, but sadly that won't be the case in the near future, as long as the alliance of NK and China still stands, and NK is still the NK as it is now. And btw, even though he used Chinese, he said his nationality is Japan, he's not a Chinese citizen.
Of course this is like country living vs city living. In North koreans case.. country living without food.
Im glad he looks well. But he also looks in low spirit. I know it's hard to blend in south korea life as north korean. Some people are racist and being bullies. I hope he is blessed and loved.
North Koreans can’t experience racism in South Korea, because North Koreans are Korean. North Koreans and South Koreans are both Korean and speak the same language, share the same culture, and always have for over 1,000 years. 80 years of division doesn’t make North Koreans no-longer Korean. Yes, they can experience xenophobia, but not racism.
북한에 돌아가고싶다면 중국으로가서 북한대사관에 가면 된다.
이런 방법으로 납북 당하는 피해자가 많은게 문제잖아.
Supreme Leader Kim might be watching this episode. Don't disclose the route 🤫
Pro-China factions often argue that many defectors want to return to North Korea. Not long ago, there was controversy over China sending defectors back to North Korea.
In fact, from South Korea’s perspective, it would be difficult to handle many defectors in China coming to South Korea. And from the defectors’ perspective, staying in China and then returning to North Korea would be another option.
It is time to change the defector policy of the past when South Korea was competing with North Korea for superiority. The world already knows too well about North Korean society.
There are too many defectors who do not want to work hard with South Koreans, but instead hang around various propaganda media outlets looking for easy money and fail to adapt to society.
Of course, there are many defectors who work and enjoy life just like South Koreans, to the point that it is hard to tell whether they are defectors or not.
No way I can't see the full version without paying. I really wanted to hear what he had to say.
Awe he looks so much more healthy. Im glad hes doing well
돌아가고 싶은 애들은 그냥 다 보내줬으면 좋겠다. 챙겨줄 이유도 없지만 싫다는 사람 붙잡고 있을 이유는 더더욱 없으니까.
도대체 의도가 뭔지 모르겠음?, 대한민국이 북한에 납북자들 돌려 보내라고 하면 북한이 탈북자들이 대한민국에 억류되어 있다고 북한으로 돌려보내라고 하며 납북자들의 송환을 거부하고 있다는 거 저 두 사람은 모르나 봄?, 대다수의 탈북자들이 북한으로 돌아가고 싶어한다는 객관적인 수치 자료를 보여주며 말하는 것도 아니면서, 탈북민들을 위험하게 할 수 있는 발언을 한다는 게 참, 탈북자들은 남한에서 태어난 사람들과는 다르다는 걸 저 두 사람은 이해를 못하는 건지, 대한민국은 북한으로 돌아가고 싶은 탈북자들을 억류할 수가 없는데, 왜 이런 인터뷰를 했는지 모르겠음?, 대한민국도 중국처럼 탈북자들을 북으로 보내길 원하는 건가?, 정말 대한민국 사람들이 저 사람들의 인터뷰 내용을 사실로 받아들이길 원하는 건가?, 대다수의 탈북자들이 북한으로 되돌아 가길 원한다는 게 사실이 되면 어떤 일이 일어날 수 있을지 생각을 해보지 않았나?, 한국인들이 탈북민들에게 정말 북으로 되돌아가기를 원하냐? 대한민국에 사는 게 싫은냐?를 물어보는 걸 원하는 건가?, 이젠 하다하다 이런 인터뷰까지 만든다는 게 기가막힘. 한국살이가 힘들어서 외국에서 살고 싶은 거와 북한으로 되돌아가고 싶은 건 아예 다른 건데, 저 탈북자는 좀 이상한 사람인 거 같음.
At 10:49, was the word "talbukmin" (탈북민) said? I've read that talbukja (탈북자) is more common.
you heard it right. both are well used
Very interesting!
South Korea has a lot of issues. Some North Koreans have issues of their own, I am sure. Both sides gotta work on the issues of their own to understand, adjust to and eventually embrace each other. When they point the finger at each other and say "you are the problem," they usually can't find a real solution and only impose on each other. I hope this is not the case for South Korea and some of the North Korean defectors.
North korean who live in korea is part of korea. They have right to be citizen of thier country. And also has responsible for its country...
I hope they have every system they needed to live peacefuly.
As a U.S. American, it's both jarring and refreshing to hear someone forthrightly and accurately using the word "capitalism" in discussion. The greatest success of American capitalist hegemony is the complete amnesia of its citizens. The propaganda is so strong that those living inside the core of the metropole can't even name the system that defines their lives.
I’m so excited for North Korea to open up tourism soon! Such a fascinating place.
在新冠疫情平息之後，朝方已經向中國和俄羅斯開放旅遊門戶了。
.... why? Are you gonna put money in the NK government's pocket?
@@MewDenise It's not any worse than being an American taxpayer which goes towards funding the genocide in Gaza.
@ailediablo79 They kill their own and threaten other nations. To me it doesn't matter who they kill, the victims are all people. NK is a cruel dictatorship...
@ailediablo79Nope, just their own.
My stepmom carries only one recessive gene of Von Willebrons hemophilia trait and she still bleeds alot. Her mom had lung cancer and died from internal bleeding not because the cancer had advanced incredibly fast. I hope his infusions are helpful
@@ericpoeperic During her menstruation?
@@ntsakobaloyi6965 no suffers from bruising and longer healing time from cuts and scrapes
@@ntsakobaloyi6965 👎 no
@@ericpoeperic Apologies if I offended. I hadn't read much about the matter.
the USA caused the 38th problem.
Asian boss pls make videos about increasing trend of north korean refugees (woman marrying south Korean man
seems like the north and south are both hell, but in different ways. south koreans are not happy, just ask any young person in the streets of seoul.
Ok 😂
Loved hearing about his life story. Has he ever left S.Korea and busted another country like the UK
A lot of good but sadly also a lot of bad.
I love this content I see a few trolls complaining how the content I would not listen to them. There just cockroaches for the social media world
I am curious of his story but why is his interviewee mic twice?
Anybody knows what’s cut from the full 1hr interview?
they talk about s**cide at some point
Dear Asia boss I pay a subscription to you because I’m grateful for the work u do but I’m uncomfortable that I can’t watch the full video here
If it had not been for the word "competition", South Korea couldn't have become a member of developed countries. It doesn't have a huge ground and fertile natural resources like the US and Russia, thus, the Korean government had to teach its students as if younger experts in various fields. Because it hasn't any valuable material resources to develop its economy except for human resources. Therefore, lots of technical business assets developed by Korean companies could've become the future of this small state as it is today. This ex-North Korean student might not have understood how to raise himself in South Korea. No pain, no gain in South Korea's social lives.
If South Korea is importing caregivers from Philippines how North Korean defectors don’t see this as an opportunity to make an impact, stand out and have a great life in South Korea? Money moves the world. They could even get their relatives out of North Korea.
Thank you so much for this interview. Great job!
젊은 탈북민일 수록 북한에 향수를 느끼는 비율이 많다는 것이 되게 충격적인데, 한편으론 한국의 젊은 세대에 팽배한 경쟁과 소외감을 생각해보면 불가능한 현상은 아닌 것 같습니다.
한국의 MZ세대는 대학 입시, 취직을 위한 경쟁을 제외하고는 특별히 유대감을 가질 요인이 없기 때문에, 젊은 탈북민들이 한국에 와서 한국 사회에 동화되는 것에 어려움을 겪는 것 아닐까 추측해봅니다.
I think it's also a sign of things improving in North Korea. In the 90's life in the DPRK must have been aweful. Kim Jong-Un has proven to be a more competent leader than his father was in my eyes.
@@angryyordle4640 I can't say that is the sign of improving anything in North Korean's wellfare. Recently, there are many escapes in NK's elite class, and a massive flood caused minimum a thousand of people's death.
And yet Kim Jung Un visited the sites just to be praised and to flex his brand new Mercedes. Then he proceeded to excute multiple cadre like it's prove that he care for his people.
I don't know much about his father but I don't think he's doing better.
Russia also helped North Korea a lot in the field of health and food after the Ukrainian war, and currently North Korea lives in security in terms of health and food.
These two communists spitting nonsence, I'm kind of scared
These two communists spitting nonsence, I'm kind of scared
Well that's not surprising.
Btw @AsianBoss can u check how is our favourite Korean Grandma? Is she still alive?
Going back is simpler than what he says. Once you go to Beijing just go to North Korean embassy.
And get sent directly to a very cool camp..
@@RmnGnzlz No different than what he already admitted in this interview. He already said he would be punished, so why sneak across the border? Just go to the embassy and turn yourself in.
I understand that it must be hard to monetise this content, but I can't say I am a fan of this new monetisation strategy
Exactly! I’m not paying to see the rest of the video. I think it would be better to put the video on their website first and then eventually after a week or a month or something put it on UA-cam.
Any information about Korea on this channel you gotta take it with a grain of salt cuz he do be saying some weird made up bs just to get views. I'm not even sure if he's an actual Korean. There are a lot of Taiwanese hwagyos and joseonjoks after all especially on the internet. Just remember that just cuz somebody speaks Korean and has a Korean surname does not mean he's Korean. Foreigners often have no idea.
Competition is what drives the free world. There’s a reason why North Korea is 60 years behind the rest of the free world. If you don’t mind that, then you have no worries.
What I've seen is that people who are past the age of 30 can't join and compete in South Korea, therefore they had a better life in the north, maybe joining the army or taking a factory job. There's also the loneliness, all their loved ones are in the north, so they suffer from depression many times.
@@Legends-of-Warfare-10그럼 그냥 북한으로 돌아가면 되겠네. 안 그래?
@@꿈빛나래 I suggest you search on UA-cam the video titled "Why many north koreans want to go back to North Korea" Many even say they are ready to face the punishment of working on a labor camp. That shows just how depressed they are and how difficult their lives are in South Korea.
@@꿈빛나래shut up
@@Legends-of-Warfare-10ㅇㅇ 그럼 돌아가라그래 제발;
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meh id see a few things where trying to sneak in to NK would be a good idea but they are pretty situational, like if you posted something that makes the C.i.A lose face and all of a sudden you think they might get back at you or something only place you got actual odds of escaping would be NK but you pretty much have the mentality that you are going to be trading your modern life for bottom of society status in that place it's most likely survival farming but might be better then waiting around to get hauled to jail on trumped up charge and be put in a cell with a new boyfriend.
Why would nk would take you in the first place
He is right, no matter where people are from the younger generation do no appreciate but instead to complain! He is a very intelligent person
Some people never grow out of that complaining stage and it defines their entire adult life.
Welcome in southkorea 😅
I'm shocked that even nk-refugees have to join the normal work society in southkorea.
Is he real?
why dont you invite seonmi park
Yeonmi Park is a well-known liar and grifter. She’s greatly damaged the perception of North Korean refugees in Western countries.
Because she's a lying grifter who overexaggerates for money and politics. I'd rather hear from non-celebrity defectors with more realistic outlook.
공산주의 국가에 있다가 자본주의 국가로 오면 당연히 힘들 수밖에 없음. 경쟁 속에서 못 버티면 살아남지 못하는 게 당연한 것.
모두가 그렇게 살아감.
I think he meant the competition for life is brutal in South Korea*
@@Swiplys 당연한 거 아님? 한국은 자원도 뭣도 없는 나라이고 몇 십년 전만 해도 찢어지게 가난했던 나라임. 그런 나라에서 치열한 경쟁이 없었으면 이 정도로 성장할 수 있었을 것 같음? 가난하게 사는 것보다 치열한 경쟁이 낫겠다 생각한 거고, 그게 지금까지 이어져온 거임. 왜 이렇게 된 건지 제대로 알지도 못하면서 남의 나라에 대해 떠들지 마라.
@@Swiplys 일제강점기, 한반도 전쟁을 겪으면서 아무것도 남지 않은 나라가 일어설 수 있는 방법은 교육을 통한 경쟁밖에 없음. 영국이나 미국, 일본처럼 전쟁을 통해 부를 쌓은 국가가 아니라는 뜻임. 그 잔해가 지금까지 남아있는 거임. 잘 알지도 못하면서 한국에서의 경쟁이 심하다고 비난하고 떠들지 좀 마라. 한국인들이 너같은 외국인들을 매우 불쾌하게 생각한다.
@@꿈빛나래 정규직 일반해고 풀면 해결. 그냥 온갖것들을 길드화해서 생기는 문제들.
@@꿈빛나래韩国跟中国很像，都是能力至上的社会，我很能明白你们的竞争压力，与你们相同，中国的竞争压力也是非常大的。
Nk young defector Wants to go back to north korea? It's funny.
🙏
Damn, the economy is so bad that the millenials and gen z North Korean defectors want to go back 💀
I felt really bad when I saw this interview. I've seen several videos that the government is providing a lot of support. It's all paid with our taxes. I was also thinking positively about North Korean defectors, but watching this video makes me feel very bad. Did he just think of freedom and not competition as he moved from a communist country to a capitalist country?
If you gain something, you lose something, but you want to enjoy freedom and live in a rich country, and you don't want to compete, and you want to leave South Korea LOL The taxes paid to North Korean defectors are also money earned by Koreans through competition. Did you think South Korea was a fantasy country without any competition? I really don't want to help them.
I don't think most of the US would do well with the type of competition in South Korea. From what I've heard it's pretty over the top.
That's harsh. How could they know, while living there, how capitalism would be? It's impossible to imagine it from the limited information that trickled in their homeland. And, as Joan rightly says below, competition in S. Korea is much more than in most Western countries.
@@irmar North Korean students also learn about capitalism. It is to criticize the South Korean system. It is natural that Korea is more competitive than Western countries. Most Western countries were able to accumulate wealth through wars and colonies, but South Korea was under Japanese colonial rule from 1910 to 1945, and from 1950 to 1953 fought wars with North Korea on the Korean Peninsula. Through this process, Korea became extremely poor and the land was devastated. In this situation, in order for Korea to become a rich country, humans had no choice but to become a resource and survive through intense competition. In fact, Korea's gdp, which was in the top 100 after the war, is now in the top 10. Honestly, it's funny that Western countries that have never experienced this kind of situation criticize Korea's competition.
북한은 탈북자들이 대한민국에 억류되어 있다고 주장하고 있고, 유투브에선 탈북자들이 북한에 되돌아가는 걸 원하지 않고 북한에 되돌아가는 걸 공포스러워 한다고 말했는데, 북한의 주장에 동조하는 인터뷰를 이런식으로 인터뷰하면 이걸 어떻게 받아들여야 할 지 모르겠네.
그래도 영화 봤다고 처형 당하는 나라보단 낫잖아요?
Diabolical first comment :)
Living in SK as a south east Asian, it was very terrible exp for me.
그럼 니네 나라 가서 살아 제발
He just proved my point.
@@sittthugyii6514 응 남의 나라 와서 징징대고 그럴 거면 그냥 너네 나라 가서 살지
그래? 미국, 일본, 유럽은 차별이 없을 거 같아? 다 마찬가지야.
@@꿈빛나래people are free to have their own opinions, good or bad. Your country, just like others, is not perfect. maybe you should know that.
@@ScienceIsHarmony 그래. 우리나라가 완벽하지 않다는 거 나도 알고있어. 근데 요즘 유독 한국에 대해서 과도하게 비난하는 사람들이 많다는 게 문제야. 그럴 시간에 본인 나라나 신경쓰는 게 낫지 않겠어? 한국사람으로서 매우 불쾌하고 피곤하다.
Does his condition mean that he has to be extra wary of cuts and bruises? Wouldn't he basically have to live a bubble-wrap lifestyle out of an abundance of caution?
If NK parents want their kids to escape, why wouldn't they also risk following them given the corresponding punishment they'll face when the regime finds out? And isn't the punishment intergenerational?
"I have to accept punishment first." His warm welcome would end in him losing his pulse if he were to step foot in NK again. It wouldn't just be momentary torture and returning to civilian life.
only the people who don't have basis property to live there will choose either starving to death or life-risking escape. so called elites in north korea are not really interested in escaping the regime leaving their wealth and status.
systematically the gap between 2 koreas are huge that nk parents who can take care of themselves are hesistant to start the business from the bottom in sk.
from the one show, i heard that the punishment towards the defectors' remaining family got soften than before since there are so many of them now. it's assumed that 1 percent of the population has escaped nk which is quite a huge number and that means their family including all the blood relatives that they have never known or heard of would be the majority. that's why the regime cannot harshly punish all of them anymore; still rarely the regime publically execute them to threaten people and keep the regime.
now the parents and kids decide to be separated knowing that at least theire parents are alive and having hope one day they can reunite.
So Hemophilia typically affects males, they can live a relatively normal life with medication and there are more advanced treatments for it now then there used to be. The best thing they can do is avoid any kind of contact sport and avoid certain pain meds like aspirin or ibuprofen because they thin the blood so we want to avoid that. They can take tylenol for pain. Cuts and bruises are superficial so no not an issue but its internal bleeding or severe deep wounds that would be a major concern.
I heard that in the Kim ill Sung days the 3 generations law was enforced first starting with other Korean communists the disagreed with him down to the common people who dared said anything or dowm something that the government didnt like. In the early 2000s, Kim Jung ill made it to apply only on situational bases. Let's say a woman selling food in the market decides to defect in the early 2000s. Kim Jung ill is like whatever we have bigger problems, but her family will be looked down upon by the government and maybe closely monitored. In some cases like Kim Jung Un's uncle all of the people who closely worked under him were all purged and some got the 3 generations law applyed to them.
Well, he could always go back to North if he think South is too competitive.
이래서 탈북민 도와줄 필요가 없다. 젊은 탈북민 대부분이 돌아갈수 있다면 돌아간다고 생각한다니.. 세금으로 운영하는 하나원도 그만 도와줘라. 아마 이 영상 본 한국 사람들 다 이렇게 생각할 듯.
@@ddidol2840 네 저는 저 인터뷰 한 사람 영상을 많이 봐왔고 많은 탈북민 영상을 봐오고 후원도 해봤었습니다. 이 영상과 괴리감을 많이 느낍니다. 대부분 북한에 돌아가느니 죽는게 낮다는 뉘앙스로 말해왔습니다. 대한민국에서는 모든 탈북민들을 위해 집도 주고 6개월간 돈도 줍니다. 그런데 실제 탈북민들 마음속에서는 고마움도 없고 심지어 북한으로 돌아가고 싶은 마음까지 있다면 도움을 줄 필요까지 있을까 싶네요. 심지어 아무런 조건이나 검증없이 한국민이라고 대한민국 국적까지 자동으로 주는데요. 저는 많은 대한민국 국민들이 좋은 마음으로 탈북민을 돕고 있다고 생각합니다. 그러나 탈북해서 북한이 아닌 대한민국에 온 것이 실수라고 생각한다면 탈북민에 대한 생각도 다시 해봐야 한다고 생각되네요.
What's the matter btw
@@grow1820 저도 이 인터뷰 보고 기분 진짜 나빴어요. 정부에서 엄청나게 지원해 주고 있다고 여러 영상들을 봤는데요. 그거 다 저희 세금으로 나가는 거고요. 저도 탈북민들에 대해서 긍정적으로 생각하고 있었는데 이 영상 보니 매우 기분이 나쁘네요. 공산주의 국가에서 자본주의 국가로 넘어오면서 자유만 생각하고 경쟁같은 건 생각하지 않은 걸까요? 얻는 게 있으면 잃는 게 있는 건데, 자유를 누리고 부유한 국가에 살고싶어하면서 치열한 경쟁은 싫고 힘들고 떠나고 싶다니요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 탈북자들한테 퍼붓는 세금도 한국 사람들이 열심히 일해서 경쟁을 통해 번 돈인데요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 진짜 도와줄 필요 없다는 생각이 드네요.
Hey if you guys are complaining now what happens when the Kim regime collapses you would have to deal with 26 million people who do not have modern skills and won't be able to compete with South Koreans at least not for a generation they will all have to take the lowest Jobs they will feel they are being discriminated against they will not be grateful at all to you. The entrepreneurs that were created during the famine would never be able to compete with South Korean businesses. North Korean doctors, teachers and engineers would be told sorry you don't have modern skills you have to go back to school but in the mean time you could mop the floor or lift those boxes over there. You think those people would be gratefull?
@@stevenbaksh5545 어쩌라고 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 북한이 그렇게 가난하고 기술 발전을 못한 게 우리 탓이냐? 그리고 통일 이후의 미래는 우리가 알아서 해 ㅋㅋ 외국인인 니가 상관 쓸 일이 아니야. 이해해?
그리고 우리 정부는 이미 탈북자들한테 어마어마한 지원을 하고 있거든? 근데도 힘들다고 불평하잖아 ㅋㅋㅋ 한국의 저소득층보다 많은 지원을 받고 있으면서, 경쟁이 힘들고 북한으로 돌아가고 싶다고 인터뷰를 하는데 당연히 도와주기 싫어지지 않겠냐? 유럽 봐봐. 난민들 받아주기 싫어서 난리인데, 우리는 같은 민족이라고 다 받아주고 재정적 지원, 일자리 지원도 다 해주는데 저런 식으로 불평하면 짜증나지 않겠어? 제발 정신차려. 니가 뭔데 조언하고 난리야.
South Korea is a mix of high competition with a communist establishment (chaebols). A deadly mix that is going to bring South Korea to its knees is nothing changes.
There is something in Korean culture that produces the same highly hierarchical society no matter if the economic model is capitalist or communist. I'd say confucian culture as well as the fact Koreans are very homogenous culturally (neighboring Japan has more local diversity for instance), it doesn't allow heterodox thought and action because all Koreans are the same culturally and value uniformity and hierarchy.
That being said, South Korea has managed to produce a myriad of different cults (christian or not) so maybe the solution isn't that out of reach.
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한국에 대해 왜 이리 아는 척하는 외국인들이 많냐? 잘 알지도 못하면서 일본이랑 비교는 또 왜 함? 획일화는 일본이 더 심한 거 모르냐? 요즘 어디서 이상한 정보 주워듣고 와서 불확실한 내용 남기는 너같은 외국인들 때문에 한국인들이 엄청 불쾌해하고 있음.
How are chaebols communists? I’ve read a bit about it, but I have not come across that comparison or statement. Do you mind elaborating where that statement comes from?
@@hannah60000재벌이 왜 공산주의임? 재벌은 말 그대로 자본주의 사회에서 돈이 많은 사람들임 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한국에서만 일어나는 특이한 거라고 생각하는 게 진짜 어이없네. 일론 머스크, 스티브 잡스도 다 재벌임. 자본주의 사회에서 돈 많은 사람들이 계속 부를 쌓고 많은 것을 누리는 게 당연한 거 아님? 근데 이상한 외국인들이 한국의 재벌들이 공산주의하는 이상한 얘기를 하고다님 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅋㅋㅋ꙼̈ㅋ̆̎ㅋ̊̈ㅋ̌̈ㅋ̄̈ㅋ̐̈ㅋ̑̈ㅋ̆̈ㅋ꙼̈ㅋ̆̎ㅋ̊̈ㅋ̌̈ㅋ̄̈ㅋ̐̈ㅋ̑̈ㅋ̆̈ㅋ꙼̈ㅋ̆̎ㅋ̊̈ㅋ̌̈ㅋ̄̈ㅋ̐̈ㅋ̑̈ㅋ̆̈ㅋ꙼̈ㅋ̆̎ㅋ̊̈ㅋ̌̈ㅋ̄̈ㅋ̐̈ㅋ̑̈ㅋ̆̈ 미쳐버릴 지경
@@꿈빛나래 A few families controlling the entire South Korean economy is pretty close to a communist system domestically. So communist for South Koreans, capitalist internationally. As for Koreans being displeased by foreigners commenting on South Korea, well, just cope.
@@Tsukonin한국에 와서 살아본 적도, 한국 뉴스를 읽을 줄 아는 것도 아닌 사람이 한국에 대해 이상한 얘기 듣고 와서 그게 사실인 것처럼 이렇다 저렇다 얘기하는 거 진짜 짜증나네. 그럼 너네 나라는 얼마나 잘났길래? 너 어느 나라 사람이냐?ㅌㅋㅋㅋㅋ
It's so annoying that they aren't addressing why they can't go back. IT'S BECAUSE THE SOUTH KOREAN GOVERNMENT WON'T LET THEM, and nothing to do with the North not letting them go back. Also, hilarious that a "defector" says the north will use them as propaganda while the south has a whole ass TV show dedicated for that, "On my way to meet you" or whatever awful propaganda name they gave it.
How much is Daddy Kim paying you?
@@lilsomething8905 as a true communist, we don't do things for money lol
중국으로 간다음에 북한대사관으로 가서 북한으로 돌아가면된다. 남한정부는 북한처럼 여행을 금지 하지않는다. 어리석은 북한 추종자야.
@@DavidNunezPNW As if North Korea is a "true" communist country.
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The COVID Fascism years must have been a taste of his childhood.
No one cares.
Why did you watch the video then
@@t1sk1jukka to leave a scathing comment.
he is spy..