Aren't you glad Dennis Rodman stepped forward to go to North Korea and meet with Kim Jong-Un?
Or was that Psy? They look alike to me. Anyway Mr. Rodman replied to a question of what he thought about all the political prisoners in North Korea by saying we had the exact same thing here.
Do we agree even though he is clueless?
@barefoot:
Did Rodman get some credibility when George Stephanopoulus gave him the time of his life during that Good Morning America interview? . Who would think that Stephanopoulus would stain his reputation as a journalist by interviewing such a non-entity?
Well you know that icon of intelligence Piers Morgan thinks he did that right thing, "As least he did something".
Problem is he doesn't matter.
You saying the US doesn't have political prisoners!
Not in the same manner North Korea has political prisoners.
If you seriously can't tell Psy and Kim Jong-Un you have real issues.
"Or was that Psy? They look alike to me."
Damn, that's racist as hell.
Actually no but it does not surprise me that you said that.
It's standard when you have no ideas to use insults.
Glad to know you fall for the bait when I put it out there.
"So guess what...and guess what...and guess what"....LOL, That was a painful interview to watch. Nothing against Rodman, but I know he did a stint on Celebrity Rehab and is not exactly the gleaming example of the American Drean we would want to portray. However, the example was given that this smacked of the ping pong politics with China in the past and maybe its best that they would meet with having no political agenda and only basketball in common.
Or at best North Korea knowing they could tweak us by having the idiot as a guest,
He was there with the Harlem Globetrotters when he was invited to visit the boss
Yes I had understood that too and couldn't figure out what he was doing with the Globetrooters. Brings them down a notch or two.
Well... he WAS a professional basketball player...
Yes......but if you were choosing someone to carry around with you to be an example????
I guess they go on talent. And he is famous...although not always for the right reason
Well, the Harlem Globetrotters are not. So again, why bring him?
The Globetrotters are still talented players....they have played national teams and other serious games in the past and won.
Yes....I am well aware...old fan and have been to their games. it ain't about them.
Actually, they are professional players. They get paid to play basketball.
by ptosis 9 years ago
Should Dennis Rodman be charged for something because of his North Korea Visits?There is no law against being a pompous idiot but technically, the US is still at war with North Korea. Should there be an intervention by the US government to curtail travel to NK? Or is he serving a useful role...
by Stacie L 10 years ago
Mr. Rodman said in Beijing that he was planning a five-day visit to the North, but played down speculation that he would try to secure the release of Kenneth Bae, a Korean-American Christian missionary who has been jailed there since late last year after being detained on North Korean soil....
by IDONO 9 years ago
Why are we giving Dennis Rodman all this attention for his Korean escapades?We all know he has an insatiable craving for attention. And boy, is he getting it. He could care less about those people and is only there because we talk about it. Dennis; put your wedding dress back on and maybe you'll...
by James 5 years ago
On November 9, 1989 the Berlin Wall came tumbling down, and less than a year later East and West Germany united on what is now called "Unity Day." Do you this the historic meeting between the leaders of North and South Korea could be part of an eventual unified Korea? During the 80s the...
by days leaper 10 years ago
Is any-one else in the west fed up of American war mongerings?North Korea is a target again, according to the TV nerws.Why doesn't America mind it's own business, and stop this bullying of smaller countries? The way it is carrying on as though it owns the world, it (its leaders) are risking...
by Mike Russo 6 years ago
What did America do to make North Korea hate us?
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