What We Can Learn From North Korea?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/12/01/AR2009120101841.html
North Korea revalues currency, destroying personal savings

Like the United States, North Korea despises capitalism.

Like the United States, North Korea despises the slaves (residents) of their country.

So in a full frontal attack on capitalism and their slaves (residents), North Korea decided to devalue their currency. They are turning their 1,000-won notes into 10-won notes. And they are limiting the amount of 1,000-won notes that can be converted.

This also has the added bonus of putting out of business the horrible capitalists who provide most of the food that the slaves eat. Maybe when the slaves go on more of a starvation diet than they already are, they will learn how bad capitalism is.

Although the slaves may not be bright enough to learn that lesson. The may be so dumb that all they can figure out is that a communist dictatorship is bad.

I wonder if anyone in the United States is dumb enough to learn that lesson that closing down all businesses and forcing all the people onto starvation diets is bad?