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Anonymous wrote:Why do people want us to attack NK over this? Yes it's awful. We can't embroil ourselves in conflict and risk lives because a 21 year old went to North Korea and stole a poster.

This is not why people are upset.

I get that but the fact is he chose to go there and do this. Knowing it's North Korea. He has paid far too steep a price but that doesn't mean others should die for his choice.

Yeah, guess those black people who got killed by police should have stayed in their own damn homes and minded their own business, and then nothing bad would have happened to them.

Big difference between getting shot while driving and minding your own business and getting detained in NORTH KOREA where you chose to go. And I'll just point out nobody thinks it's a big deal officers get away with shooting black people all the time yet y'all want to go to WAR for this white kid.

DP. It's not that he went to NK, defaced a poster and was sentenced to prison. That's ordinary North Korea awfulness.

Instead, he got sick, spent a year in a coma, and was released home to die. For "humanitarian" reasons.

How exactly is that anymore tragic that a father with a job and no criminal history gunned down in broad daylight while the murderer walks Scott free . Geez even when some of us try hard to give you the benefit of the doubt , your true colors undoubtedly come out

Oh. It's either/or. I didn't realize that.

I didn't expect you to

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Anonymous wrote:I wonder if he was evaluated as brain dead and the family decided to take him off life support.

The doctors said his breathing was not assisted. I’m not sure what other life support would be needed, other than a feeding tube. And, it can take a long time to pass when a feeding tube is removed.

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Anonymous wrote:R. I. P. Otto. I'm glad you were able to spend your last days surrounded by your loving family.

This. Thank Barack Obama for doing nothing to get him home.

Will do, Boris.

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Anonymous wrote:How incredibly sad for his family. I hope they can find some measure of peace.

His family has shown great strength and grace through all this. Not sure I could do the same.

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+2. Having listened to Mr. Wambier since Otto's return, I am am even more convinced that better angels on earth abound. Peace by with the family and Otto.

What does this mean?

Mr. Warmbier seemed angelic to me, in his responses and body language to the press questions about his son. A perfect demeanor: one I could never have achieved and one where I knew Otto Warmbier was now at peace and in angelic hands. If you haven't seen his press conference, please do look.

Anonymous wrote:How very sad. I feel for his parents. This is quite literally the worst worst case scenario. I'm glad he passed here surrounded by loved ones. RIP.

Also fuck NK.

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Anonymous wrote:How incredibly sad for his family. I hope they can find some measure of peace.

His family has shown great strength and grace through all this. Not sure I could do the same.

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+2. Having listened to Mr. Wambier since Otto's return, I am am even more convinced that better angels on earth abound. Peace by with the family and Otto.

What does this mean?

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Anonymous wrote:Why do people want us to attack NK over this? Yes it's awful. We can't embroil ourselves in conflict and risk lives because a 21 year old went to North Korea and stole a poster.

This is not why people are upset.

I get that but the fact is he chose to go there and do this. Knowing it's North Korea. He has paid far too steep a price but that doesn't mean others should die for his choice.

Yeah, guess those black people who got killed by police should have stayed in their own damn homes and minded their own business, and then nothing bad would have happened to them.

Big difference between getting shot while driving and minding your own business and getting detained in NORTH KOREA where you chose to go. And I'll just point out nobody thinks it's a big deal officers get away with shooting black people all the time yet y'all want to go to WAR for this white kid.

DP. It's not that he went to NK, defaced a poster and was sentenced to prison. That's ordinary North Korea awfulness.

Instead, he got sick, spent a year in a coma, and was released home to die. For "humanitarian" reasons.

They murdered an American and they need to pay the price.

Go say that to philando castile's family

What does that have to do with NK's murder of an American?

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Anonymous wrote:R. I. P. Otto. I'm glad you were able to spend your last days surrounded by your loving family.

This. Thank Barack Obama for doing nothing to get him home.

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if he was evaluated as brain dead and the family decided to take him off life support.

Anonymous wrote:This young man was murdered by a foreign government. As Mr. Warmbier has said, this is a pariah regime. They have his blood on their hands.

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Anonymous wrote:Why do people want us to attack NK over this? Yes it's awful. We can't embroil ourselves in conflict and risk lives because a 21 year old went to North Korea and stole a poster.

This is not why people are upset.

I get that but the fact is he chose to go there and do this. Knowing it's North Korea. He has paid far too steep a price but that doesn't mean others should die for his choice.

Yeah, guess those black people who got killed by police should have stayed in their own damn homes and minded their own business, and then nothing bad would have happened to them.

Big difference between getting shot while driving and minding your own business and getting detained in NORTH KOREA where you chose to go. And I'll just point out nobody thinks it's a big deal officers get away with shooting black people all the time yet y'all want to go to WAR for this white kid.

DP. It's not that he went to NK, defaced a poster and was sentenced to prison. That's ordinary North Korea awfulness.

Instead, he got sick, spent a year in a coma, and was released home to die. For "humanitarian" reasons.

How exactly is that anymore tragic that a father with a job and no criminal history gunned down in broad daylight while the murderer walks Scott free . Geez even when some of us try hard to give you the benefit of the doubt , your true colors undoubtedly come out

Oh. It's either/or. I didn't realize that.

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They murdered an American and they need to pay the price.

What is the price for murdering an American?

Ask the Israelis and the Gazans. The Israelis don't readily put up with this shit.

Anonymous wrote:R. I. P. Otto. I'm glad you were able to spend your last days surrounded by your loving family.