After his rehabilitation, Chang was described by Choi Jin-wook of the Korea Institute for National Unification in Seoul as having fewer enemies than other senior cadres "because when he purges people, they are not just sent away from Pyongyang, they are killed".
Makes you glad we live in a semblance of a democracy, eh what?
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2 comments:
cripes I'm wondering what form the 'rehabilitation' took.
aaah, third world governments that think they are 'democracies'. Gotta love them.
If you kill one person, you are a murdering, kill thousands and you are a King.
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