Witness describes moment U.S. soldier crossed into North Korea #shorts

#news #northkorea #dmz

[RobertPierce-ixmn]

Do not make a trade for him with anybody. Leave him there is his choice

[michaelrichter]

Let's hope the USA won't spend thousands of dollars trying to get him back...

[metallurgy]

The dude already has an issue with authority. He's going to regret his decision.

[stewarta]

He's surely going to regret that. No way North Korea will treat him better than he would have been here.

[staceygruver]

Let the North Koreans keep him after all, he intentionally defected and he was never near any classified materials, so nothing he says hurts anyone except himself. If the parents want to complain, let them know publicly he is a traitor and if you want to pay to get him back, your more than welcome to, but we as Americans don’t care on wasting taxpayers money on a traitor.

[DanTheMailman]

Maybe he can convince them he's Dennis Rodman.

[GuitarJaeger]

As a 26-year Army veteran, we used to call "soldiers" like him "shitbirds".

[dgeneeknapp]

"Suddenly, he lost what little sense he ever had."

[Caitmonster]

Give him a while to experience the best of North Korean "hospitality" and he'll be begging to come back and face US justice in no time.

[stringsixxx]

He going to be the first black man to live in North Korea

[bepulr]

Don’t bring him back, just bring back the uniform.

[jimrylander]

They left out the part when the lady said to herself what is that idiot doing.

[Ilmatorjuntapanssarivaunu_]

Welp, he's stuck there now. There ain't a single apology he can give to fix that.

[CurtisDrew]

I say leave him there! He'll regret that decision the rest of his life.

[robertbaker]

I for one and speaking as a veteran will not worry or loose sleep over PVT Kings condition and or treatment! He is a deserter, and not only that he deserted to the enemy and therefore should not be entitled to the fleeting thought, or worry about his condition and/or treatment!

[oliverkalamata]

He's about to experience what Slavery feels like rather than crying wolf...

[melvinpuller]

He just wanted to be the tallest person in a country .

[creolespanish]

I guess he got in the frame of mind to one-up his perceived enemies (his countrymen) at any cost. He's a deeply troubled young man and will have lots of time to consider his choices and regret them

[chickentender]

On one hand, I think we should let him experience his choice. On the other, I think he's mentally ill to do something so incredibly stupid and needs help. Wonder how his family is coping.

[twelvestitches]

Somehow he never noticed the daily television stories showing the 1-2 million people every year walking thousands of miles just to escape their countries and come to the US.