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Grim Up North posted:Holy hell, if I were in ROK's charge I would This is funny, because right now China's propping up North Korea pretty much solely because they don't want to deal with the refugee crisis of a collapse and are hoping someone else will take the problem off their hands. So long story short, the people of North Korea are utterly hosed now and forever.
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Woah, Koreans making GBS threads on someone else for alcoholism? Alcoholism is like a part of Korean culture.
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Did they do something Metal like strapping him to the barrel of the cannon, or just blow him up from a distance?
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May 13, 2015 07:35
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I hope there's a war with cool explosions and poo poo, like in the movies. Oh please god, let it happen. I'm so ready to watch Seoul get nuked live on CNN to liven up my humdrum life.
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Aug 21, 2015 08:44
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whatever7 posted:No, it has stayed the way it is because US policy makers are not willing to put enough chips on the table to deal. Even if the US and China had the ability to come to some kind of diplomatic solution for deposing the regime in North Korea, who would want to pick up the tab for what has to be an almost historically unprecedented rebuilding program? I'm skeptical that the current political atmosphere is there for the US to enact Marshall Plan 2.0, so who's the party that's going to want to pick up the cost of reintegration? Or do we set up another strongman by joint agreement and keep our fingers crossed that he and his descendants don't get out of line for another generation or two?
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