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https://www.pcmag.com/news/two-us-citizens-arrested-for-helping-north-koreans-obtain-remote-it-jobs
I love the language used throughout this article, calling the companies victims, saying the North Koreans "raked in" almost $900k
they got jobs! They DID WORK and then GOT PAID! No company was at any point a victim unless you mean "a victim of being lied to"
Poor struggling business owners being robbed blind by parasitic workers stripping away what little wealth they have with the dastardly excuse of having "earned it."