19-12-2011, 09:28 PM
hm i think this is impossible for us, british to understand. being so multicultural and a complete loss of identity that we would understand what it is to be a "leader"...
Korea's leadership has always been borderline dictatorship, which communism reflects.
The leaders have always been assigned to be leaders because they have been socialised that way, the leader is almost born to be a leader. Kim-jong-un (kim-jong-il's son) has been educated and privately schooled to be a leader.
different to britain, it seems the affluent and 'educated' seem to be in power irrelevant of knowledge or leadership experience.
I wouldnt call it brainwashing, more respect, at its highest form
Korea's leadership has always been borderline dictatorship, which communism reflects.
The leaders have always been assigned to be leaders because they have been socialised that way, the leader is almost born to be a leader. Kim-jong-un (kim-jong-il's son) has been educated and privately schooled to be a leader.
different to britain, it seems the affluent and 'educated' seem to be in power irrelevant of knowledge or leadership experience.
I wouldnt call it brainwashing, more respect, at its highest form
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