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Stocks of a South Korean condom company increased 15% after news broke that the country decriminalized adultery.
The law against adultery was approved in 1953 and upheld in 2008 under the pretext of protecting social harmony. However, citing grounds of personal freedom, seven judges in a nine-judge panel rejected the ban as unconstitutional Thursday.
The law against adultery was approved in 1953 and upheld in 2008 under the pretext of protecting social harmony. However, citing grounds of personal freedom, seven judges in a nine-judge panel rejected the ban as unconstitutional Thursday.
http://time.com/3723528/south-korea-adultery-condoms/
http://money.cnn.com/2015/02/26/news/economy/south-korea-adultery-condoms/
Since those people have almost no personal freedoms , i woudnt be surprised if the judges were made to reject the ban.
There is no way of knowing whats happening there, judging by anything i found about the country so far, its like an alternate universe, playing a kim jong un game noone understands, but plays anways.
Im surprised people even decide to have children there, since its a torture living there, but i guess people grow up in such environment, not knowing any better..
cheers
A state at war against their brothers... everything you need to know about the "west". How they fractured this society in 2 blocks is an achievement of the cia handlers. you from your family, you from your loved ones, you from your God (only for the miscreants and ignorants).
