(I'll just make one last post on this since it's heading off topic)
NYT has reported on NK's meth epidemic:
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/12/world/asia/north-korea-crystal-meth-methamphetamine-drugs-.html
I realize that you're probably just young and ignorant about what goes on in the world outside your smoke filled dorm room, but NK is real place where the people undergo real hardship due to various social ills, including but not limited to drug addiction, in addition to the "very real and credible human rights violations" that you so ably point out. But hey, who gives a f--- about them right? Never mind that buffoons in this thread have spent pages and pages trying to get us all to just sit down and "discuss" a literal NK state press release, and then later tried to backtrack by claiming it was all just a social experiment, lmao. Yes, our hearts are all with Palestine rn, and rightly so, but does that mean we should ignore people who are suffering elsewhere? NK is not some unknowable black box that trend-chasing so-called "leftists" can project their utopian fantasies on, there are certain "facts of the matter" that can't just be dismissed outright. Least of all by someone who probably couldn't even find the Korean peninsula on a map before today.
Anyway, I now yield the floor for discussion of other topics.