Comments by "Larre Valentine" (@internetuser881) on "North Korea’s dictators - The power of the Kim dynasty | DW Documentary" video.

@KinverTravel In case you weren't paying attention, the OP made a general comment about a real problem that continues to happen to millions of men and especially women in the military. Secondly, since we are commenting on an NK related topic, the OP then asked a question, how many of these NK women have been SA by their regime? Assuming HOW SCARY IT MUST BE not knowing the statistics considering they are not publicized.
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 @stevenbaksh5545 You should focus more on your education and less on asking people on youtube to subscribe.
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@KinverTravel It is not the same, we can argue the level of insanity in the way these two operate. On the one hand, we all know that the chains of command are ruthless in principle when accepting these situations because they believe that continuing with the case would damage the reputation of the branch. Among other things that are known is that people who are SA are pushed by majority of people from high ranks which inevitably gives them the chance to say something. On the other hand, as far as we know, time has gone by that many concepts and ways have changed in the military, as well as in life that at least one of these countries has human rights and federal bills that continues to provide the opportunity for men and especially women to speak about their experienced as well as the name of those people who SA them...These are some of the difference where a countrymen can file a complaint against the military and receive immunity from being arrested by the government.
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