@CrypticMirror If we put the leadership change on the side of this, the big terrible reality of North Korea seems to me to be how people are graded on what their ancestors did during the war. Meaning if you were born to communist fighters, you have more rights and a better life than those who were marked as ''traitors to the state''. Who seemingly has been subjected to a horrible life and their whole bloodline will pay for their actions forever.
As long as this stratified society exists... i honestly do not see reform as a solution, only revolution.
Then again, these sort of societies do exist still in India and to some very specific degree in Great Britain and Europe.
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@CrypticMirror If we put the leadership change on the side of this, the big terrible reality of North Korea seems to me to be how people are graded on what their ancestors did during the war. Meaning if you were born to communist fighters, you have more rights and a better life than those who were marked as ''traitors to the state''. Who seemingly has been subjected to a horrible life and their whole bloodline will pay for their actions forever.
As long as this stratified society exists... i honestly do not see reform as a solution, only revolution.
Then again, these sort of societies do exist still in India and to some very specific degree in Great Britain and Europe.