North Korea reveals that Kim Jong-un pays taxes and fines; Netizens ask 'To whom? Himself?

official Newsfeed of Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea (rth Korea) took to Twitter to anunce that nation's Supreme Leer Kim Jong-Un follows his 'patriotic duty'. DPRK News Service said that Marshal Kim Jong-Un pays his taxes and fines among or things. Subsequently, netizens are wondering why Supreme leer fined himself. 

Netizens React to rth Korea's Kim 'fining himself'

While several users ask what Kim Jong-Un was fined for, ors lauded him (albeit sarcastically) for his 'honesty and upright' leership. re were also those who pointed out that rth Korea is reportedly a tax-free country with upfront taxes. Netizens also pointed out that Kim Jong-Un actually pays taxes and fines to himself. 

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