What I like about the DPRK is that although it isnt free it still has freedoms that we in the EU most certainly dont have. Its not illegal to offend powerful minorities in the DPRK, its only illegal to offend the DPRKs government and even then theres no pretense of freedom to disillusion anyone about that. Everyone knows that its illegal to insult the government in the DPRK, but a foreigner travelling through the EU may be forgiven for thinking that he can say what he likes about the presence of certain minority groups or the events of World War II, because EU states go out of their way to masquerade as free societies whereas in reality they arent... https://youtube/watch?v=j2-2xeIdqeY https://youtube/watch?v=abRiqpeQyY0 https://youtube/watch?v=t0AKozyu8xU theguardian/politics/2014/sep/30/theresa-may-extremism-disruption-orders telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/11129474/Extremists-to-have-Facebook-and-Twitter-vetted-by-anti-terror-police.html dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2800945/nazi-sympathiser-jailed-four-weeks-grossly-offensive-anti-semitic-tweet-sent-labour-mp.html dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1065958/Australian-Holocaust-denier-arrested-Heathrow-claims-victim-witch-hunt.html news.sky/story/1046315/holocaust-denier-ordered-to-visit-memorial standard.co.uk/news/uk/in-a-democratic-society-you-should-have-the-right-to-call-a-horse-gay--former-prosecutions-chief-7807198.html telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/9173613/Jean-Paul-Guerlain-fined-for-racist-comment.html theguardian/guardianweekly/story/0,,1715580,00.html
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