Do you think the dictatorship of north Korea will be more democratic now that kin jong il is dead?

Do you think perhaps that the son will be even more dangerous?

Probably not, however, there is a possibility that he may have “itchy fingers” and want to try out all those nuclear missiles that the regime amassed under his father’s misguided domination. The fact that North Korea has the support of China does not bode well for the immediate region in my opinion - even if only due to the prospect of intimidation non-supportive states in the immediate region, rather than actual active aggression.

here is my question why is he constantly refereed to as a dictator why can’t any one just call him what he is the leader of north Korea.

@John Cone: Prior to this post, there were five posts in this thread, and only one of them explicitly used the word “ dictator “, and that was yours. Additionally, the OP used the word “dictatorship”. . There are probably millions of questions stored on FunAdvice, and if you use the Search facility to locate questions that use the word “Dictator”, it only finds two questions - one using the word “dictate” and the other specifically using the word “Dictator” in referring to Egypt.
http://www.funadvice.com/search/answers?q=%22Dictator%22 . I have been unable to find any post that explicitly calls / called the late Kim Jong il a Dictator: thus I conclude that is rather more than a gross exaggeration to imply that people contstantly refer to him that way among the hundreds of thousands of posters registered with FunAdvice. . However, back to your overemphasised query: There are various words used to describe the heads of sovereign states: including King; President; Prime Minister; Dictator; etc.; . ….. and the most accurate among them, to describe the control that Kim Jong il exerted over his Country and People was “Dictator”. Your alternative suggestion of “Leader” is simply too bland and sanitized to begin to portray the enormity of his despotic tyranny. .

– Best wishes - Majikthise. .