It’s quite obvious that you don’t know the first thing about the subject you’re attempting to debate here. Why should anybody care about what it looks like to you?
It’s very obviously not a hereditary monarchy, why would I bother arguing with a person who just makes up absurdities and states them as fact? You don’t deserve my time buddy.
But didn’t Kim Il Sung, the first leader of the DPRK, father Kim Jong Il? And didn’t Kim Jong Il, the second leader of the DPRK, father Kim Jong Un? And didn’t Kim Jong Un father Kim Ju Ae, viewed by South Korea as Kim Jong Un’s most likely successor? How many generations must supreme power reside within one family until you admit it’s a hereditary monarchy?
That, and once again you’re being incredibly rude and condescending. Please don’t call me “buddy” or talk about my “person” like that. Keep your mind on discussing the topic and hand, and avoid getting emotional and attempting to insult me.
Wow yeah, that totally means that DPRK has no constitution, elections, and they don’t choose their leaders. That, once again, you show that you have an infantile understanding of the subject, really highlights why there’s no point trying to have a discussion with you. Thank you for your psychoanalysis by the way, your understanding of human psychology is only rivaled by your political acumen.
It’s quite obvious that you don’t know the first thing about the subject you’re attempting to debate here. Why should anybody care about what it looks like to you?
so it isn’t a hereditary monarchy? or are you just going to attack me personally instead of making an actual argument regarding the topic at hand?
It’s very obviously not a hereditary monarchy, why would I bother arguing with a person who just makes up absurdities and states them as fact? You don’t deserve my time buddy.
But didn’t Kim Il Sung, the first leader of the DPRK, father Kim Jong Il? And didn’t Kim Jong Il, the second leader of the DPRK, father Kim Jong Un? And didn’t Kim Jong Un father Kim Ju Ae, viewed by South Korea as Kim Jong Un’s most likely successor? How many generations must supreme power reside within one family until you admit it’s a hereditary monarchy?
That, and once again you’re being incredibly rude and condescending. Please don’t call me “buddy” or talk about my “person” like that. Keep your mind on discussing the topic and hand, and avoid getting emotional and attempting to insult me.
Wow yeah, that totally means that DPRK has no constitution, elections, and they don’t choose their leaders. That, once again, you show that you have an infantile understanding of the subject, really highlights why there’s no point trying to have a discussion with you. Thank you for your psychoanalysis by the way, your understanding of human psychology is only rivaled by your political acumen.