Normal Things That Are Illegal in North Korea

Watching this video in North Korea would be illegal, and that's just the beginning. Check out today's video that sounds shocking to us but is part of every day life for everyone in North Korea.

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[helenqu]

U can’t watch this video in North Korea

[Sani-whkm]

North Korea : "'Nah man don't worry of about the return ticket, you wont need it"

[kenyanguy]

At this rate breathing the wrong way could get you unalived in this place.

[nicklindberg]

Q: What's illegal in North Korea?

A: Yes

[sotragespacefullgacha]

North Korea is so sad to me the people there don’t even know how much there suffering

[fireboygamer-diny]

North Korea is like The Land of Wano, except there is no Luffy to save them.

[marylivermore]

They don't want their people to know what goes on in the outside world

[nschlaak]

Imagine going to prison for life just for bringing enough of your prescription meds along to last your stay because they're considered contraband. North Korea is a place that I'll visit from the safety of my living room while watching someone else's courageous documentary.

[rodrigobonzanini]

"Why would you go to a place without internet?" Well, I still can breath without internet...

[frankofam]

*Great, Now I have to cancel my flight with Rodman*
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[mattmccleary]

If you can't listen to music then what's the point of being there

[nicholasharvey]

I always figured that even in North Korea, Iran, or Afghanistan you could turn on a radio and hear "Come On Eileen".

[madjacktheafkcipher]

“The customer is always right in matters of taste” is the full quote

[TheGiggleMasterP]

North Korea: You only need a one way flight there.

[howtocookazombie]

The sad part is that if such dictatorships and complete isolation from the rest of the world happen over generations, the people inside the country, who were born into their isolated world, won't even know that life can be different. Regimes usually came and go and people have the desire for freedom or at least they despise their dictators. Revolutions exist at least in their heads. But many people in North Korea probably don't even realize what situation they are in, because they never had any references in their lifes to compare their situation. They probably won't even think that their situation is bad at all, as crazy as it sounds. If such dictatorships exist for too long, the danger increases dramatically that they will persist forever, unless an external force helps them.

[nathanielconroy]

Only country where listening to the wkend makes sure you dont see the weekend 💀💀

[patrick]

Why would any parent have a child knowing how life is extremely regulated

[andreabrooks]

I wonder would happen if you sneeze lol

[TheStuart-of-Cosby]

Its good to hear your sweet sweet narrating voice again.
I listen to one yesterday with some other guy. Just couldn't do it. This voice is the original infographic voice rep lol

[jamesfry]

On the bright side, I hear they have world class skiing