North Korean Kindergarteners 'shoot' Bush

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North Korea is so alien to any civilized way of thinking, they might as well come from another planet.
 
We complain about how bad Communist countries like North Korea are, but if those children tried the same thing in an American public school they'd all be expelled and sent out for psychological counseling.


As evil as North Korea is, at least they don't expel children for playing with toy guns :scrutiny:
 
....and a bio weapons program, chemical weapons program, 6-8 nukes, ballistic missles....

...and as Lone-Gunman mentioned, these guys REALLY hate us. Afterall, we started the Korean conflict.
 
It starts early. In k-garden my favorite little book to look at was one that showed stores with shelves full of toys, streets full of nice cars, and manifestations/parades of military cars, trucks, mobile rocket launchers, tanks, and many other such things that the communists wanted us to think we had or were in the USSR and if we could just be more like the USSR we would have them too.

Reagan was bad and Lenin, Stalin, Krushchev, Brejnev, Gorbachov and their Bulgarian counterparts/asskissers were good. We had portraits of them in all of our classrooms and they were those with the eyes that looked down right at you no matter where you were in the room. We stood at attention at the beginning of every class and loudly and in one voice declared our allegance and well wishes to the National Republic of Bulgaria.

We were taught American's life consisted of exlpoitation at work, drugs, prostitution, and violent sports. They even gave us "statistics" of how many bones were being broken in an avarage game of american football.

They took us to bomb shelters from 4th grade on and even had a class on military weapons/bombs and how to protect ourselves when the evil Americans attacked. We watched videos of what happens to humans and human skin under a nuclear exposure, had to be able to put on a gas mask under a certain time limit.

We went on field trips to our border - deeply plowed fields with rowes of barbwire. We watched large german shepards chase down men in thick suits in order to know what would happen to us if we ever tried to run across.

AND :mad: :fire: :cuss: we only had access to BB guns at fair stands except for the time when they took all the boys to a range in 8th grade to see/record how well we shot to better direct us into the army in which we all had to suffer I mean serve.

My best friend in highschool, for two years, hid the fact that he was a secret church going Christian for fear of being found out and not allowed to go on to undergraduate and graduate education.

Yes, we had consentration/labor till you die camps too.

But when it was time to stand by the Party, we all went and marched against it with the opposition movement 'cause we (or the vast majority of us) wanted to get out of school and thought they could not punish us if we all went. The rest is history...

So, I am here now an American citizen to be, conservative, church going christian, several firearms in my closet, working hard and getting paid well, a house, two cars in the driveway, and when my son gets old enough he is getting a BB gun if he wants one and then a .22.

There is hope for North Korea! I hope the madness of Kim Jang Il comes to a final but peaceful end.

Nik
 
Are they trying to get Bush to hand their ass to them on a plater? Jeez...
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You mean like the last time? Bit of a historical tid-bit. The Korean War was never officially ended. We have a cease-fire that is routinely violated. Ask any soldier that spent time on the DMZ recently. It's still a war zone, just at a very slow pace and intensity.


Seriously, invasion of NK is not a really feasible option. Our military could maybe pull it off, but the US would be pretty much defenseless as we'd be completely empty supply wise. Oh yea, and pray that we don't face any serious threat in any countries we currently occupy. As we wouldn't have the equipment nor personnel to backup the people we had in those countries. They'd be on their own, with few supplies and no reinforcements for a couple days.

Even with a draft, it'd take months (if not years) to fully train, outfit and organize draftee divisions. Without a draft, nearly every soldier in the US Army would have to be on near continious deployments and spend every second of CONUS time making preperations for the next deployment. Many volunteer soldiers would walk, due to the stress it causes on families. NG folks would be rather annoyed, as many of them would lose their homes, civilian jobs, etc.

It'll take a decade to resupply all our warehouses with the stuff we should have stockpiles of, currently. I'm currently gutting depots, armories, warehouses, etc for any Signal equipment, and having it shipped to Iraq.



That said, I swear Kim Jong-il is the weirdest dictator I've ever seen. I mean, the guy looks like a dork. What happened to old fashion scary looking dictators? He looks like he should be worrying about school bullies trying to take his lunch money, not be running a totalitarian regime!

He's a wack job. I hope his people overthrow him and establish a better government. I don't believe it's our place to free other countries. Assist? Sure. Do the job for them? No way.

"If the people do not rise up and take freedom for themselves, they neither deserve it nor will they keep it."
 
We complain about how bad Communist countries like North Korea are, but if those children tried the same thing in an American public school they'd all be expelled and sent out for psychological counseling.
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Try swapping the pic of Bush out with one of Kim. So much for your tolerant N.K.

I don't honestly see where NK is trying to go. Their only partly logical choice is South Korea. Do that, they probably get their butts handed to them by us. China and Russia are the only other places they could invade. Really don't see either of those happening. US is out of the question without ICBM's or a Navy.

Maybe they want a nuke pointing at Seoul, so when they roll across the border, no one stops them? About the only logical option.
 
That picture is ????ing hilarious. Thanks Kim Jong, I needed the laugh.

I really do hate Bush, but wishing death upon somebody because you hate them is terrible.
 
Rebar...not what North Koreans are taught.
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Yeah, they're taught that Bush and America are the cause of all the evil in the world.

Kind of like the DU.

Here's something hilarious, a North Korean propaganda music video:
(Art's Grandma warning - some bad language)
North Korean Propaganda
 
But he is a cause of evil in the world.

He doesn't support my right to bear arms and he's a dim witted social conservative who favors anti-gay bigotry and bible thumping nonsense. Definately not my friend.
 
That picture is ????ing hilarious. Thanks Kim Jong, I needed the laugh.

I really do hate Bush, but wishing death upon somebody because you hate them is terrible.
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dloken, normally I like many of your posts. This one is kinda ... poor taste.

I didn't vote for Bush. My comments regarding his activity as President is limited by the fact that he's my boss and many soldiers have been hammered for expressing themselves a bit too freely. Call this self-preservation instinct.

Still, regardless. He is the President. He is owed a certain amount of respect due to the Office, or more accurately respect to the original intent of the Office. Pictures of Bush on a target are as directly insulting to the Office as to the man himself. I have no great love for the man or his brand of politics. But I still respect what the Framers of the Constitution wanted the Office to mean. (Even though pretty much every president after the first few were crooked, dispicable, and shady.)

The most recent President I respected as a man was Carter. He was a good guy. Bad President. Really bad President. But I respect the man. Heck, he's still out there building homes for people in need. Any millionaire and ex-President that spends his days driving nails into lumber for a significant amount of time gets my respect, regardless of his politics.
 
What's a moonbat? I guess i'd rather be one of those and keep my independant thought than a Republican lap dog.
 
Funny how I can find your "independent thought" verbatum on DU.
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Funny how I don't read, nor post on DU. In fact the only time I ever did was in response to a THR or TFL thread linking to it.

I'm every bit as pro-gun as you, but since i'm not a Republican (Not really a Democrat either) i'm an EEEEVVVVVIIIILLL liberal because I don't want my country run by theocratic loonies who want to force their backwards moral views upon everybody.
 
Well this is a lil off topic, but then again maybe not. This will show the President
along with a few members of his Admin can lay out some firepower
of their own. It's a lil old but still what the heck... Ck it out.
Course if this isn't allowed here, I'm sure someone will move it.
http://www.miniclip.com/bushshootout.htm

[Caution. This game can become a lil addicting..Takes a bit to load too
I posted this to help us kinda relax for a moment]
 
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