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Did they even have a military?
they had the Taliban, sure not comparable to a nuclear army like in NK.
but the people of NK are far more in need of help compared to the Afghani.
Did they even have a military?
and what do you think should be done? wait and drinking tee?
I don't know, but I do know I don't want to see three million dead South Koreans and/or Seoul in ruins.
And by the way, what exactly is your suggestion. War against the leaders, waged by whom?
and what do you think should be done? wait and drinking tee?
What do you think should be done? What course of action can you propose that won't result in the immediate leveling of Seoul and Incheon?
but 3 million death to starvation in NK are ok?
Best example coming to mind is Afghanistan.
srtange, in Iraq we ware not so scared he would use his stockpiles of WMD's........
Did you miss the word "successfully"?
Dave
Answer the question.
No, it's not OK at all, and it doesn't turn into more OK by sacrificing more people in a neighboring country. What do we do to avoid getting 3 million dead of starvation in NK and another 3+ million dead in artillery attacks in SK? And by the way, who exactly is we, anyway?
i already said what i think should be done. and i anwer questions when i want, you are in no position to give me orders lol.
And somehow you think "warring with the NK regime and not the people" will put up a magical force field around Seoul and Incheon? Those will be the first things gone if the armistice is broken. Your comparison between Iraq and NK is idiotic, and your plan makes no logistical sense.
But doing nothing and let them build more nukes, sink ships and shelling SK while their people are starving in goulags is somehow the magical plan that will solve the problem, i see. very convincing your plan.
Claims of a false flag attack in 5... 4.... 3...
Although there is circumstantial evidence to suggest NK may have set off a couple of test explosions within the last couple years, there's no evidence whatsoever to support North Korea's having deployable nuclear weapons.