is it wrong for me to laugh WITH north korea?

[mark414]

when they say things like this?

"He (Bush) is a half-baked man in terms of morality and a philistine whom we can never deal with," KCNA cited the spokesman as saying.

"No one can expect to hear reasonable words from Bush, once a cowboy at a ranch in Texas. His remarks often stun audiences as they reveal his utter ignorance," the spokesman from Pyongyang's Foreign Ministry said.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050430/ts_nm/korea_north_bush_dc

[wryter2000]

1. Probably

That government is really, really bad and a real threat. But, damn, it's hard not to enjoy that sort of incisive wit. :evilgrin:

[bobthedrummer]

2. You've got to wonder about the ones that may have been educated

outside of N. Korea and learned English. Some of the phrases are constructed well.

[Karenina]

8. NK rants and name-calling

are ALWAYS a perfectly constructed HOOT!!!!

They may be maniacs, but they are sure-as-shit FUNNY! :rofl:

[bobthedrummer]

9. "half baked man"

:wtf::spray::7

[HEyHEY]

3. Snicker

That was funny.

[Fenris]

4. I remember a few years ago when they called him a "hateful dwarf"

:evilgrin:

[lady lib]

5. Hmmm...how about agreeing with some of their remarks

without in any way agreeing with the regime that produced them. Keep in mind that North Korea has been unimaginably vicious to it's own people.

[mark414]

6. there we go

even terrible people can say funny things sometimes

[lady lib]

7. It's not like * hasn't given them plenty of material.

:)