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S Korea seeks punishment for N Korea over World Cup qualifier

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Pure comedy

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It seems to me N Korea hates S Korea. It is understandable because both are still at war.

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DPRK should be seeking compensation for ... erm, such bad publicity.

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The reality sounds much worse than reported above. kwatt is on the button.

http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2019/10/18/2019101801541.html

Quote: "The source of their ordeal was a totalitarian regime under a little fat murderous dictator who is revered as a god in his basket case of a country..." and worse.

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And this from the same source: "An ethnic North Korean agency in Japan was in charge of negotiating live broadcast rights between South Korean media and the North's national football association. The North refused a live broadcast, but the South Korean broadcasters still ended up paying W300 million for a video edit that was of such bad quality that it could not be aired (US$1=W1,181)..."

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Well, typical Korean Hwabyeong at play; two angry, irrational, siblings!

Where is the hyper-emotional Moon Jae-in to throw his usual histrionics?

Hey, South Korea - I proffer here are these few suggestions:

Isn't it about that time you started constructing a new comfort man statue to lament the ill-treatment meted against you by your lovely brothers across the 38th parallel?!

Hey, how about just boycotting those hi-tech imports that your economy depends on from North Korea?
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