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IMHO as a general rule of thumb you shouldn't go on vacation to places like North Korea, Syria, Somalia, Sudan, etc. and expect to not die.
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Technically when you look at it only around 4500 of 280000 American soldiers were killed in Iraq so it really wasn't very dangerous. Not much worse than visiting Mexico.
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IMHO, as an American citizen, whether or not the country I'm planning on visiting for vacation is actively developing a nuclear missile system in order to destroy the United States would be a pretty big factor in my choice of destination.
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Jun 16, 2017 16:53
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Three Olives posted:Seriously I don't understand why North Korea didn't just kill him if they knew he was brain dead. Why kill him before anything happened?
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Jun 18, 2017 00:23
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Won't you guys please think of the guy who decided it would be fun to go tour a country with a repressive regime that starves its citizens, condemns entire families to concentration camps, and uses live human beings for chemical weapons testing? What's wrong with treating human suffering and mass murder as a themepark?
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Jun 18, 2017 01:01
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pyrotek posted:Otto Warmbier - retardead by North Korea
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Jun 19, 2017 22:42
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B. Birdsworth posted:http://www.economist.com/news/asia/21723779-travel-ban-american-citizens-north-korea-may-be-offing-outrageous-death-otto Extremely safe tours. Visit places like Somalia, Libya, South Sudan, Cambodian minefields, ISIS controlled Iraq, and more. Very low mortality rate.
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