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Badera posted:Well, no, but strictly speaking, you're the one that needs to back up your extraordinary claim. I think it is you that is denying the Chinese their agency to be the center of the universe. You should apologize.
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The maintenance of the status quo is a prefectly reasonable position to hold regarding North Korea. The chaos that could be unleashed in the region is not really outweighed by the positives of a reintegrated NK. Most of the human suffering is contained on one side of the border and there is no way to change that without risking a wider problem.
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Juffo-Wup posted:I disagree. I think nuclear nonproliferation is an overriding concern, and I find it really disturbing when the biggest apparent obstacle to that policy goal is my own country, rather than the putative rogue state. If the Americans leave, there's a better chance that NK get more belligerent than less. (According to the NK scholar posted earlier in the thread.) Currently there is no war on the pennisula, so the American policy is working.
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Badger of Basra posted:You may note that Homefront is a video game, and not real life. I live in perpetual fear of losing mid, so I won't judge him too harshly on his NK invasion concerns.
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The Kim dynasty is also famously faked. If KJU somehow falls onto a bunch of bullets, his replacement will quickly discover his Kim ancestry and the requisite three miracles.
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Cliff Racer posted:If a North Korean citizen had been caught doing this he'd face far worse than this guy is going to get. He's getting off light. Three generations of their family in a gulag. I have to wonder, is there a group of people that just haven't heard what North Korea is like, or is it just hubris blinding people when they look around for poverty tourism spots?
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