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I like how in this picture everyone has notepads out and look eager to write down everything the Dear Leader says. I wonder if people there truly believe the rhetoric or if they are just doing what they have to do because they don't want to end up on the wrong side of a work camp?
http://www.rodong.rep.kp/article_contents_en/2016/05/27/phot...
Dentists can most definitely make far more than that in a career. I have 2 brothers that are dentists. One of them had a practice in Hattiesburg, MS (about 47,000 people) and in the city of Bay Springs, MS (about 2,000 people) and he was making anywhere from $600,000/year on the low end, to $1m on the best years.
Before he got divorced and moved to Florida, anyways, and the glut of dentists there has him making around $250,000/year max so far (lived there about 4-5 years now.)
He's planning to retire when he is 50 and he's 44 now. He got his pilots license in the last few years and now flies between his practices in Florida and owns his own plane (just a small little Beechcraft Bonanza.)
But either way, he's made great money in his lifetime through dentistry. Unfortunately my other brother that is a dentist I don't talk to that much so I have no idea of his earnings, but I know he also does very well.
They could have been in a place like Somalia, where there really isn't a force to send after them. The same reason they don't just have a Somalian Navy that anchors outside these villages on the coast the pirates launch from to stop them, or sits in the villages with police
That's why addicts should only use suboxone to get over the initial, physical withdrawal symptoms and only take it for maybe a week and then taper it down. Suboxone is a far worse thing to detox from because the half life is far longer than opiates -- something like 36-48 hours.
Suboxone is a Godsend if you only use it to get over the initial w/d's