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North Korea compared to United States of America

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North Korea compared to United States of America

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North Korea, as previously stated, is ran by a Dictatorship compared to the US's Constitutional Republic government. People of the US have many more rights such as, freedom of speech and right to bare arms and right to protest, unlike North Korea and their harsh citizen rights. The US has very little personal restrictions when it comes to media and everyday life, they can explore much more and have access to millions of websites. The US citizens elect a president that represents the government, while North Korea gives the position to the oldest of their children after they pass away. In conclusion the US is different on almost all spectrums and is certainly more free.

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Kim Jong-Un has been leading North Korea since 2011 taking inheritance from Kim Jong-il after 17 years of service. He has ordered four nuclear tests and several missile tests proving his ruthless persona with harsh conditions and violent threats. Kim values military with the "military first" doctrine and vowed that his nation would never be threatened ever again. Kim Jong-Un's past and childhood is a mystery to most including North Korea themselves. Kim Jong-Un was officially declared Supreme Commander of the Korean People's Army in December of 2011, later becoming the 46th most powerful person in the world in 2013.

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North Korea puts a very strict restriction on media, religious practice, political views, and expression. Citizens cannot view media from any other country legally. If you wanted to practice Christianity you must practice it through a fusion of Marxism and Korean nationalism called Juche. The nation media is focused almost entirely on political propaganda forcing personality cults around the leader. In conclusion people of North Korea have almost no personal expression or political freedom.

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Citizens of North Korea are often treated poorly and aren't valued if they don't serve in the military. People of North Korea cannot leave the country without government permission, some feel as if they have to escape making over 1000 people attempt to escape illegally. Citizens can be sent to said camps if they only leave and inch of dust and any pictures of the Dictators, past or present. Citizens have no freedom of expression, political opposition, or independent media. In conclusion citizens are treated horribly and they don't even know it because they're so brain washed.

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North Korea is ruled by a form of government called a Dictatorship. A dictatorship is a form of government where one person rules, has control, or leads with total power. This means that life in North Korea is very limited in terms of social and public life. Kim Jung-Un made promises and told people what they wanted to hear to gain more and more followers and power. North Korea still has concentration camps and labor camps to punish those who disagree with Kim Jong-Un.