This movie makes me feel this way. Look at their stony cruel faces. When was the last time these people did anything really humane or heartfelt or kind? Ugh.
They really do not belong in the West. This movie proves it right?
They belong in the US as much as every other non-indigenous people in the US. They likely used North Koreans because that doesn't lose them much box office revenue.
If Asians did good things, would you even know about it? Which is the most decorated military unit in the US? One that was comprised of Asians in World War II. They were treated like crap like other segregated units and given the more dangerous work. What is more, some of their family members were interned in camps for simply being of Japanese heritage. Imagine how they felt. Was that humane?
When it came to interning Americans of Italian or German heritage they were very selective and only interned those who were known to be high risk. But with Japanese they just interned all of them living in coastal states.
It's been centuries since Asians arrived and they are still treated as perpetual foreigners no matter how many generations they have been there. You even get new European immigrants who will abuse nth generation Asian Americans, telling them to go back home.
The truth is East Asians assimilate quite easily, have the lowest crime, highest household incomes, highest academic achievements.
The irony is when this movie came out, America was the good guys while North Korea were the bad guys. Now since 2016, its reverse. America has become the big villain in the world and North Korea are now looked on as heroes on the world stage
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