[Breaking] They claim "freedom of expression" for the movie Assassins, but call it "demonization" for the North Korean invasion game

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As criticism arises that the game 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4'—which depicts a fictional scenario where a second Korean War breaks out due to a North Korean invasion—is "demonizing" North Korea, a controversy is erupting over the progressive camp's double standards regarding freedom of expression.
Critics point out that while creative freedom is emphasized in movies dealing with historical events and figures, a different standard is being applied to games featuring a North Korean invasion.
On online communities, reactions include criticism of the government's security awareness for failing to clearly define North Korea as a primary enemy, alongside voices stating that the game made them realize the reality that the Korean Peninsula remains in a state of armistice where the war has not yet ended.

[Deepening Security Crisis] They claim "freedom of expression" for the movie Assassins, but call it "demonization" for the North Korean invasion game
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As criticism arises that the game 'Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4'—which depicts a fictional scenario where a second Korean War breaks out due to a North Korean invasion—is "demonizing" North Korea, a controversy is erupting over the progressive camp's double standards regarding freedom of expression. History
Aren't they actually demons?