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Why?I don't have a problem with trying diplomatic solutions first but at some point we are going to have to use force.
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Why?I don't have a problem with trying diplomatic solutions first but at some point we are going to have to use force.
Why?
How the people of Korea are governed is for them to work out, not us. Our interests are served by withdrawing not getting drawn in further.To stop an attack and free the people. We should never have let a regime like that exist. Nobody deserves to be treated as the nk people are.
How the people of Korea are governed is for them to work out, not us. Our interests are served by withdrawing not getting drawn in further.
What do the people of North Korea want?I disagree.
What do the people of North Korea want?
What do they believe about Kim Jong-un?
If Kim Jong-un were overthrown and killed would they rejoice or would they mourn?
idk
See you don't know any more than I do and that's certainly not enough to invade a sovereign country.My guess is that they would rejoice. Freedom is a good thing. Peoples freedoms are worth more than oil and we don't hesitate to go after oil.
See you don't know any more than I do and that's certainly not enough to invade a sovereign country.
Duh. The President has said numerous times, "America first!" You know, the guy you're voting for?Sure it is. Our number one goal should be stamping out communism. We should always fight for the people. Instead we just turn away and ignore what goes on in the world so we can better our own personal situation.
How did that work out in Vietnam?Sure it is. Our number one goal should be stamping out communism. We should always fight for the people. Instead we just turn away and ignore what goes on in the world so we can better our own personal situation.
Everyone knows not to go around North Korea's border . This is none of our business.To stop an attack and free the people. We should never have let a regime like that exist. Nobody deserves to be treated as the nk people are.
You're probably wrong - very wrong. You have to understand, North Koreans are isolated from the rest of the world, and they're brought up from birth to believe that their leader is practically a living god. Their view of the outside world is extremely skewed. It's almost like a gigantic cult.My guess is that they would rejoice.
You're probably wrong - very wrong. You have to understand, North Koreans are isolated from the rest of the world, and they're brought up from birth to believe that their leader is practically a living god. Their view of the outside world is extremely skewed. It's almost like a gigantic cult.
While some small percent of them might welcome the freedom, most of them won't see it that way, because the regime is all they've ever known, and they've been raised to see the rest of the world as their enemy. That kind of mentality doesn't just go away overnight.
To stop an attack and free the people. We should never have let a regime like that exist. Nobody deserves to be treated as the nk people are.
Yea, we saw how that worked out in Iraq....
Everyone knows not to go around North Korea's border . This is none of our business.
You're probably wrong - very wrong. You have to understand, North Koreans are isolated from the rest of the world, and they're brought up from birth to believe that their leader is practically a living god. Their view of the outside world is extremely skewed. It's almost like a gigantic cult.
While some small percent of them might welcome the freedom, most of them won't see it that way, because the regime is all they've ever known, and they've been raised to see the rest of the world as their enemy. That kind of mentality doesn't just go away overnight.
What are you waiting on?The good Samaritan stopped and rendered aid while all the others minded their own business and walked on by. We are to aid those in need.
What are you waiting on?