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[hops]

I have heard serious rumours that North Korea is now swimming in crystal meth; to the point that pretty much everyone is addicted. Is this true?

Well, the North Korean command seems to be eternally high.

[FearfulJesuit]

Calling on all inhabitants of 4chan to produce erotic furry fanart of Dear Leader.

_{please don't actually do this}

[Loud Whispers]

IT WAS ALWAYS TOO LATE

[smjjames]

Kim-Jong Un decided to be charitable today apparently and released the last two remaining americans detained there.

[Bouchart]

I have heard serious rumours that North Korea is now swimming in crystal meth; to the point that pretty much everyone is addicted. Is this true?

I've read articles about it a year or two ago.  Here is one of them.  As with most things North Korean it's hard to tell what is real and what isn't.

[Ultimuh]

Heisenberg should have moved to NK and made a killing.

(edit:Pun intended.)
(edit2:Terrible grammar not intended.)

[nenjin]

http://mashable.com/2014/11/04/kim-jong-un-photobomb

CUNNING VICTORY
ALSO CUNNILINGUS

CUNNILINGUS VICTORY. EXCELLENT.

[RedKing]

I have heard serious rumours that North Korea is now swimming in crystal meth; to the point that pretty much everyone is addicted. Is this true?

Considering that meth is a strong appetite suppressant, makes some sense.

[MaximumZero]

I have heard serious rumours that North Korea is now swimming in crystal meth; to the point that pretty much everyone is addicted. Is this true?

Considering that meth is a strong appetite suppressant, makes some sense.

That...actually kind of makes sense, in a twisted sort of way. I mean, all the food goes to the military, and they don't care how long the civilians live as long as the backbreaking work gets done without the higher-ups getting their hands physically dirty.

[Arx]

I've also heard similar things. The source I got it from pretty much agrees with MZ: the meth helps people feel better about how terrible their lives, and it doesn't make them much worse because of how bad they already are.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

It should be noted that the line between "civilian" and "military" in North Korea is so blurred it almost doesn't exist. There is universal conscription for both men and women for the first decade of their adult lives, but yet little true military work to be done. Not only that, but the evidence I've seen suggests that North Korea has an extremely ironic shortage of firearms.

[Sheb]

So neither guns nor butter? Dang.

[miljan]

Just finished watching this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4uYTS93Tv1Y&list=UUpwvZwUam-URkxB7g4USKpg

[My Name is Immaterial]

A U.S. citizen enter North Korea to denounce the U.S.

[Loud Whispers]

A KCNA article released with the footage said Martinez spoke of human rights violations committed by the U.S. government and its attempt at forcing imperialist influence and domination on other countries.

Bloody hell, then why go to North Korea of all places? I suppose for the platform they provide, but Christ almighty Best Korea does not have the best humanitarian record of all nations nor are they the friendliest neighbour.