Haha, your mistake will live online forever! *super villain laugh*

Not just you. But: pall.

It’s like when a kid breaks something and they say it was always like that.

It’s a country that will literally sentence you to hard labor if someone else in your family commits a crime. In their eyes he’s one of the worst.

Seriously.

I guarantee you the same people who argue that Garner would not have died if he had just obeyed the law are horrified that this kid died for breaking a “minor” law.

This reminds me of how privileged men commit crimes, get off scot free, then start whining about how much the bad publicity surrounding the crime has hurt them.

Russia has revealed the new playbook in how to deal with America. Sow discord by taking advantage of the partisan divide. You know that there are those among them who are now thinking better of Kim and his regime now for saying that.

It’s well known that, in the DPRK, yes, it is considered worthy of a death sentence, along with countless other minor offenses, real or fabricated.

I’ve yet to see anyone claim this guy deserved to die. No one deserves that for stealing a poster. But understand that he was an adult from a country these people believe they are at war with and he apparently committed a crime there...

You forgot....just existing.

Are you talking about the U.S. or N. Korea?

“To make it clear, we are the biggest victim of this incident.”

In North Korea yes, unless you are Rodman.

At an EDM concert..?

North Korean news agencies are placing Warmbier’s imprisonment squarely on the shoulders of the Obama administration,

We execute people for:

“The fact that Warmbier died suddenly in less than a week after his return to the U.S. in his normal state of health indicators is a mystery to us as well,” the spokesman was quoted as saying by the official Korean Central News Agency

They’re helping Trump out.