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Gun-Toting America: 'Hell on Earth' (Rodong Sinmun, North Korea)

 

Is it time for the United States to keep quiet about human rights abuse in a nation like North Korea, and instead tend to its own social problems? According to this editorial from North Korea's state-run Rodong Sinmun, 'the White House is trembling with fear and the entire society is in pandemonium' after recent episodes of gun violence, and should keep quite about issues in other nations.

 

EDITORIAL

 

January 11, 2013

 

North Korea - Rodong Sinmun - Original Article (English)

British journalist Piers Morgan: Ensconsed in the debate over U.S. gun violence.

BBC NEWS VIDEO: Piers Morgan tell BBC that he ghas no regrets about calling U.S. gun lobby stupid, Jan. 9, 00:02:41RealVideo

Gun-related crime is rampant in the United States.

 

Late last year, random shootings reminiscent fierce battle incidents occurred there in quick succession.

 

In December. the incidents occurred at a row of restaurants in the state of Oregon, an elementary school in the state of Connecticut [Newtown], a school of higher education in Atlanta, and firemen responding to an emergency near New York.

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Belatedly and hurriedly, U.S. authorities are organizing gun control teams and stationing armed police at schools.

 

The White House is trembling with fear and the entire society is in pandemonium.

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America's rulers like to call brightly illuminated streets and skyscrapers standing in a row "civilization." But in the quiet corners of its small towns, what governs is the law of the jungle.

 

Hence, it is only natural for other peoples to spit at the American gentlemen crying for human rights.

 

The U.S. authorities had better stop taking issue with the human rights situation in other countries and deal with the tragic reality of gun culture and the suffering caused by ceaseless murder in their own country.

 

SEE ALSO ON THIS:
Folha, Brazil: Why Does Half the World Imitate 'Peaceful' Newtown and Aurora?
Guardian, U.K.: Piers Morgan is Right: America's Gun Laws Need Radical Overhaul
O Globo, Brazil: U.S. School Shootings and the 'Externalization of Evil'
Elsevier, The Netherlands: In or Out of America, Gun Laws Cannot Control Sick Minds
News, The Netherlands: Arms Industry Profits or Innocent Life: Americans Have to Choose
022 China, China: From Chenping to Newtown: 'Don't Let Children Go to School in Fear'
Prensa Libre, Guatemala: Cowboys and U.S. Gun Culture: Reaffirming Heroism and War
Estadao, Brazil: Obama Must Follow Victoria Soto: Only Action, Not Tears, Saves Lives
Svenska Dagbladet, Sweden: In Wake of Newtown, Swedes Must Rethink School Openness
La Repubblica, Italy: The Whole World is Newtown
Rzeczpospolita, Poland: No One Dares Deny Americans their Guns
Liberation, France: To 'Prove' Himself, Obama Must Go Beyond Assault Weapons
El Universal, Mexico: Newtown: A Tragedy Foretold
Die Welt, Germany: Turn Kindergarten into Fort Knox? Go Ahead!
Fokgames, The Netherlands: Newtown and Video Games: There in NO Connection!
La Jornada, Mexico: Newtown: Gun 'Barbarism' that Cannot be Removed by Legislation
RDS, Canada: After Newtown Killings, Sport Must Takes a Back Seat to Healing
The Tribune, India: U.S. Must Better Protect Sikhs, Other Religious 'Soft Targets'
IBN Live Video: Indian Sikhs React to Temple Slaughter in Wisconsin
Guardian, U.K.: Sikhs Say Attacks on Community are 'Collateral Damage' of 9/11
The Hindu, India: India seeks more security for religious places in U.S.
Elsevier, The Netherlands: How in the West and East, Mass Murderers are Bred
Liberation, France:America and Firearms: ‘How Many People Have to Die?’
Die Tageszeitung, Germany: The NRA: America's ‘Deadliest’ Lobby
Izvestia, Russia: Batman Shootings Elicit No Fear from Russia Film Execs
Khaleej Times, UAE: Colorado: ‘Big Brother’ U.S. Had Best Tend to its Own House
Saarbruecker Zeitung, Germany: Bloody Acts Like these ‘Cannot Be Prevented’
La Jornada, Mexico: 'Violence and Barbarism' in Retrograde United States
Berliner Morgenpost, Germany: Anders Breivik: Europe's Own Osama bin Laden
Le Quotidien d’Oran, Algeria: The Troubling Profile of a 'Bushian Terrorist'
DNA, France: Terrorism in Toulouse and the ‘Currency of Hate’
Sydsvenskan, Sweden: After September 11, We 'Lost What We Wanted to Defend'
Polityka, Poland: America in Anger's Clutches
Beijing Youth Daily, China: Making Sense of America's Right to Bear Arms
Frankfurter Rundschau, Germany: Virginia Tech One Year On: The 'Silent Scandal'
New Straits Times, Malaysia: Don't Just Blame Virginia Tech …
Kitabat, Iraq: 'Thank Allah the Virginia Killer Wasn't Muslim'
La Jornada, Mexico: Virginaa Tech: An American Tragedy
NRC Handlesblad, Netherlands: Americans Distrust State Monopoly on Violence
JoongAng Daily, South Korea: The Legacy of Cho Seung-hui: A Lesson to Koreans
The Korea Herald, South Korea: Koreans Feel Collective Guilt Over the Massacre
La Jornada, Mexico: Rejecting U.S. Drug War is Essential for Mexico's Survival
Xinjingbao, China: Information Society Triggered Massacre
China Daily, China: A Nation Cannot Be Tarred by a Single Killer
La Jornada, Mexico: The 'Paths of Death' Lead to Washington
La Jornada, Mexico: A Culture of Violence …
O Povo, Brazil: Virginia Tech: Sign of Our Wounded Civilization
Khaleej Times, UAE: Shooting Shows Something Ails America 'At its Core'

Al Watan Voice, Palestinian Territories: Fort Hood: 'Muslims Can't Be Trusted'

Dar Al Khaleej, UAE: America's 'Black Knights' and the Fort Hood Tragedy

Le Temps, Switzerland: 'Double Lesson' at Fort Hood

Khaleej Times, U.A.E. Fort Hood Shooting: 'Don't Pin It on Faith'

Hurriet, Turkey: Shooting at Fort Hood and the Role of Muslim Clerics

The Telegraph, U.K.: British Muslims Debate the Fort Hood Killer

 

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[Posted by Worldmeets.US Jan. 11, 2:19pm]