North Korea is, without question, a failed state. By ancient Korea's political and social mores, its feckless leaders ― Kim Il-sung who died in 1994 and his son, Kim Jong-il ― should have been killed because of their incompetence to govern the country.
In ancient times, it was a common thing that nature-caused tragedies such as drought demanded the lives of kings and political leaders.
Absurd though it may sound from the scientific perspective of today, it was none other than a strong warning from the people that a leader with absolute power should rule the country with an equal sense of responsibility over that power.
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