Poll of the Day > So how will the government work when Korea reunites?

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THEGODDAMNBATMA 04/27/18 2:52:27 AM #1:	I'm guessing it'll be like a China situation? North will stay communist and South will stay capitalist but they will support each other? <cite>THEGODDAMNBATMA posted [p:900383096] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote>I'm guessing it'll be like a China situation? North will stay communist and South will stay capitalist but they will support each other?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WarGreymon77 04/27/18 5:19:24 AM #2:	I think the South's citizens are annoyed enough by NK that they won't accept anything less than total capitalist rule. If true, I don't blame them. --- Creator of the official Digimon: Digital Monsters community board! https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/1430-digimon-digital-monsters <cite>WarGreymon77 posted [p:900386475] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote>I think the South's citizens are annoyed enough by NK that they won't accept anything less than total capitalist rule. If true, I don't blame them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
I_Abibde 04/27/18 6:57:33 AM #3:	In a perfect world, the military of North Korea would be disbanded and the entire regime would be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. :-\| --- -- I Abibde / Samuraiter Laughing at Game FAQs since 2002. <cite>I_Abibde posted [p:900388510] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote>In a perfect world, the military of North Korea would be disbanded and the entire regime would be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. :-\|</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VioletZer0 04/27/18 9:44:13 AM #4:	They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simole reason that this is not what South Korea wants. <cite>VioletZer0 posted [p:900393215] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simole reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WarGreymon77 04/27/18 3:07:40 PM #5:	VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. --- Creator of the official Digimon: Digital Monsters community board! https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/1430-digimon-digital-monsters <cite>WarGreymon77 posted [p:900410320] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nichtcrawler X 04/27/18 3:28:23 PM #6:	There is no way the current northern regime would just step down. --- Official Teetotaller of PotD Dovie'andi se tovya sagain! <cite>Nichtcrawler X posted [p:900411672] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote>There is no way the current northern regime would just step down.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VeeVees 04/27/18 3:32:14 PM #7:	The leader will be determined in a ladder match. --- Rudy sucks <cite>VeeVees posted [p:900411947] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote>The leader will be determined in a ladder match.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kyuubi4269 04/27/18 3:33:55 PM #8:	Nichtcrawler X posted... There is no way the current northern regime would just step down. Why not? If you inherited your parent's store and you were left with a collapsing store with no stock and staff that hate you, wouldn't you franchise it? --- Scloud posted... Its like he wants two things at the same time. <cite>Kyuubi4269 posted [p:900412050] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>Nichtcrawler X posted...</cite> <quote>There is no way the current northern regime would just step down.</quote> Why not? If you inherited your parent's store and you were left with a collapsing store with no stock and staff that hate you, wouldn't you franchise it?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WarGreymon77 04/27/18 3:41:19 PM #9:	The NK citizens are starving. If there is any justice, maybe one day the NK government will decide that playtime is over and step down. But, nothing happens overnight. --- Creator of the official Digimon: Digital Monsters community board! https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/1430-digimon-digital-monsters <cite>WarGreymon77 posted [p:900412589] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote>The NK citizens are starving. If there is any justice, maybe one day the NK government will decide that playtime is over and step down. But, nothing happens overnight.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Troll_Police_ 04/27/18 3:41:29 PM #10:	WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. you do realize that the massive financial burden that the north korean populace is going to put on whatever country takes in its "refugees" will cripple them for decades to come --- Is this going to be one of those times when you pretend not to have a plan until the last moment? And then turn out to really not have one? <cite>Troll_Police_ posted [p:900412596] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> you do realize that the massive financial burden that the north korean populace is going to put on whatever country takes in its "refugees" will cripple them for decades to come</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WarGreymon77 04/27/18 3:43:57 PM #11:	Troll_Police_ posted... WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. you do realize that the massive financial burden that the north korean populace is going to put on whatever country takes in its "refugees" will cripple them for decades to come Who cares about economics? People are suffering and they have a right to freedom. And one thing I found amazing about this whole thing was when Kim Jong-un admitted "We are the same people" when referring to Koreans. That's a major step forward for peace and understanding. --- Creator of the official Digimon: Digital Monsters community board! https://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/1430-digimon-digital-monsters <cite>WarGreymon77 posted [p:900412771] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> you do realize that the massive financial burden that the north korean populace is going to put on whatever country takes in its "refugees" will cripple them for decades to come</quote> Who cares about economics? People are suffering and they have a right to freedom. And one thing I found amazing about this whole thing was when Kim Jong-un admitted "We are the same people" when referring to Koreans. That's a major step forward for peace and understanding.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VeeVees 04/27/18 3:44:40 PM #12:	Kyuubi4269 posted... Nichtcrawler X posted... There is no way the current northern regime would just step down. Why not? If you inherited your parent's store and you were left with a collapsing store with no stock and staff that hate you, wouldn't you franchise it? lolwut, you think he can step down? Someone else will immediately seize power and assassinate him. --- Rudy sucks <cite>VeeVees posted [p:900412827] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>Kyuubi4269 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Nichtcrawler X posted...</cite> <quote>There is no way the current northern regime would just step down.</quote> Why not? If you inherited your parent's store and you were left with a collapsing store with no stock and staff that hate you, wouldn't you franchise it?</quote> lolwut, you think he can step down? Someone else will immediately seize power and assassinate him.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Cacciato 04/27/18 3:44:50 PM #13:	WarGreymon77 posted... Troll_Police_ posted... WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. you do realize that the massive financial burden that the north korean populace is going to put on whatever country takes in its "refugees" will cripple them for decades to come Who cares about economics? People are suffering. And one thing I found amazing about this whole thing was when Kim Jong-un admitted "We are the same people" when referring to Koreans. That's a major step forward for peace and understanding. Who cares about economics? People who want to prevent even more suffering. --- "I properly understand when a woman wants my dick and I can do whatever I want to them, and then do it." OmegaTomHank <cite>Cacciato posted [p:900412841] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> you do realize that the massive financial burden that the north korean populace is going to put on whatever country takes in its "refugees" will cripple them for decades to come</quote> Who cares about economics? People are suffering. And one thing I found amazing about this whole thing was when Kim Jong-un admitted "We are the same people" when referring to Koreans. That's a major step forward for peace and understanding.</quote> Who cares about economics? People who want to prevent even more suffering.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VeeVees 04/27/18 3:45:43 PM #14:	WarGreymon77 posted... Who cares about economics? Everyone who has to pay for shit. --- Rudy sucks <cite>VeeVees posted [p:900412905] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote>Who cares about economics?</quote> Everyone who has to pay for shit.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Troll_Police_ 04/27/18 4:11:12 PM #15:	WarGreymon77 posted... Troll_Police_ posted... WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. you do realize that the massive financial burden that the north korean populace is going to put on whatever country takes in its "refugees" will cripple them for decades to come Who cares about economics? People are suffering and they have a right to freedom. And one thing I found amazing about this whole thing was when Kim Jong-un admitted "We are the same people" when referring to Koreans. That's a major step forward for peace and understanding. you really think that jingoist piece of human trash is going to step down as dictator? if he does not maintain the status quo there, he is fucking gone and so is his family. he knows this. the entire north korean crisis is so far flung and fucked up that there is no simple solution that is going to cause less suffering than there is now. even if we do manage to unseat the kim family without triggering a conflict with china the problem of not just caring for the people there, but reprogramming them from generations of brainwashing is not exactly a task that south korea is currently capable of. --- Is this going to be one of those times when you pretend not to have a plan until the last moment? And then turn out to really not have one? <cite>Troll_Police_ posted [p:900414527] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> you do realize that the massive financial burden that the north korean populace is going to put on whatever country takes in its "refugees" will cripple them for decades to come</quote> Who cares about economics? People are suffering and they have a right to freedom. And one thing I found amazing about this whole thing was when Kim Jong-un admitted "We are the same people" when referring to Koreans. That's a major step forward for peace and understanding.</quote> you really think that jingoist piece of human trash is going to step down as dictator? if he does not maintain the status quo there, he is fucking gone and so is his family. he knows this. the entire north korean crisis is so far flung and fucked up that there is no simple solution that is going to cause less suffering than there is now. even if we do manage to unseat the kim family without triggering a conflict with china the problem of not just caring for the people there, but reprogramming them from generations of brainwashing is not exactly a task that south korea is currently capable of.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VioletZer0 04/27/18 4:12:38 PM #16:	WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that? <cite>VioletZer0 posted [p:900414628] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Troll_Police_ 04/27/18 4:15:10 PM #17:	VioletZer0 posted... WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that? yeah, but youve got to add the caveat of Mexico making nuclear threats toward the US and its allies and causing even more suffering among its citizens than Mexico currently does. --- Is this going to be one of those times when you pretend not to have a plan until the last moment? And then turn out to really not have one? <cite>Troll_Police_ posted [p:900414792] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that?</quote> yeah, but youve got to add the caveat of Mexico making nuclear threats toward the US and its allies and causing even more suffering among its citizens than Mexico currently does.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Troll_Police_ 04/27/18 4:16:59 PM #18:	Kyuubi4269 posted... Nichtcrawler X posted... There is no way the current northern regime would just step down. Why not? If you inherited your parent's store and you were left with a collapsing store with no stock and staff that hate you, wouldn't you franchise it? bro, the difference between me franchising a store and the kims stepping down from power is that im not going to be tried for crimes against humanity if i franchise my store. fat boy kim would be literally signing his own death warrant. --- Is this going to be one of those times when you pretend not to have a plan until the last moment? And then turn out to really not have one? <cite>Troll_Police_ posted [p:900414906] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>Kyuubi4269 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Nichtcrawler X posted...</cite> <quote>There is no way the current northern regime would just step down.</quote> Why not? If you inherited your parent's store and you were left with a collapsing store with no stock and staff that hate you, wouldn't you franchise it?</quote> bro, the difference between me franchising a store and the kims stepping down from power is that im not going to be tried for crimes against humanity if i franchise my store. fat boy kim would be literally signing his own death warrant.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VioletZer0 04/27/18 4:17:56 PM #19:	Troll_Police_ posted... VioletZer0 posted... WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that? yeah, but youve got to add the caveat of Mexico making nuclear threats toward the US and its allies and causing even more suffering among its citizens than Mexico currently does. Koreans don't want the financial burden of rebuilding North Korea. They do not want to mingle with North Koreans. They do not want to deal with the political turmoil of "What do we do with DPRK's government?" <cite>VioletZer0 posted [p:900414952] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that?</quote> yeah, but youve got to add the caveat of Mexico making nuclear threats toward the US and its allies and causing even more suffering among its citizens than Mexico currently does.</quote> Koreans don't want the financial burden of rebuilding North Korea. They do not want to mingle with North Koreans. They do not want to deal with the political turmoil of "What do we do with DPRK's government?"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Troll_Police_ 04/27/18 4:19:00 PM #20:	VioletZer0 posted... Troll_Police_ posted... VioletZer0 posted... WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that? yeah, but youve got to add the caveat of Mexico making nuclear threats toward the US and its allies and causing even more suffering among its citizens than Mexico currently does. Koreans don't want the financial burden of rebuilding North Korea. They do not want to mingle with North Koreans. They do not want to deal with the political turmoil of "What do we do with DPRK's government?" NOBODY wants the financial burden north korea would put on them --- Is this going to be one of those times when you pretend not to have a plan until the last moment? And then turn out to really not have one? <cite>Troll_Police_ posted [p:900415018] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that?</quote> yeah, but youve got to add the caveat of Mexico making nuclear threats toward the US and its allies and causing even more suffering among its citizens than Mexico currently does.</quote> Koreans don't want the financial burden of rebuilding North Korea. They do not want to mingle with North Koreans. They do not want to deal with the political turmoil of "What do we do with DPRK's government?"</quote> NOBODY wants the financial burden north korea would put on them</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VioletZer0 04/27/18 4:21:18 PM #21:	Troll_Police_ posted... VioletZer0 posted... Troll_Police_ posted... VioletZer0 posted... WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that? yeah, but youve got to add the caveat of Mexico making nuclear threats toward the US and its allies and causing even more suffering among its citizens than Mexico currently does. Koreans don't want the financial burden of rebuilding North Korea. They do not want to mingle with North Koreans. They do not want to deal with the political turmoil of "What do we do with DPRK's government?" NOBODY wants the financial burden north korea would put on them The US wants it, but only because we're power hungry enough to want it. <cite>VioletZer0 posted [p:900415147] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that?</quote> yeah, but youve got to add the caveat of Mexico making nuclear threats toward the US and its allies and causing even more suffering among its citizens than Mexico currently does.</quote> Koreans don't want the financial burden of rebuilding North Korea. They do not want to mingle with North Koreans. They do not want to deal with the political turmoil of "What do we do with DPRK's government?"</quote> NOBODY wants the financial burden north korea would put on them</quote> The US wants it, but only because we're power hungry enough to want it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Troll_Police_ 04/27/18 4:23:36 PM #22:	VioletZer0 posted... Troll_Police_ posted... VioletZer0 posted... Troll_Police_ posted... VioletZer0 posted... WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that? yeah, but youve got to add the caveat of Mexico making nuclear threats toward the US and its allies and causing even more suffering among its citizens than Mexico currently does. Koreans don't want the financial burden of rebuilding North Korea. They do not want to mingle with North Koreans. They do not want to deal with the political turmoil of "What do we do with DPRK's government?" NOBODY wants the financial burden north korea would put on them The US wants it, but only because we're power hungry enough to want it. the US wants it insofar as we want to be able to have troops on china's border. we would be MUCH happier to let china take it, along with the financial burden, since at that point we already would have troops on their border. --- Is this going to be one of those times when you pretend not to have a plan until the last moment? And then turn out to really not have one? <cite>Troll_Police_ posted [p:900415314] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> Imagine this if you will. Imagine for a moment that the US was considering annexing Mexico and making it a US state. How would Trump supporters feel about that?</quote> yeah, but youve got to add the caveat of Mexico making nuclear threats toward the US and its allies and causing even more suffering among its citizens than Mexico currently does.</quote> Koreans don't want the financial burden of rebuilding North Korea. They do not want to mingle with North Koreans. They do not want to deal with the political turmoil of "What do we do with DPRK's government?"</quote> NOBODY wants the financial burden north korea would put on them</quote> The US wants it, but only because we're power hungry enough to want it.</quote> the US wants it insofar as we want to be able to have troops on china's border. we would be MUCH happier to let china take it, along with the financial burden, since at that point we already would have troops on their border.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Nichtcrawler X 04/27/18 4:29:33 PM #23:	Troll_Police_ posted... bro, the difference between me franchising a store and the kims stepping down from power is that im not going to be tried for crimes against humanity if i franchise my store. fat boy kim would be literally signing his own death warrant. Exactly, although I wouldn't be surprised if he is but a puppet. Not that the generals who would be the ones pulling the strings would be any more likely to give up their positions... --- Official Teetotaller of PotD Dovie'andi se tovya sagain! <cite>Nichtcrawler X posted [p:900415727] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote> bro, the difference between me franchising a store and the kims stepping down from power is that im not going to be tried for crimes against humanity if i franchise my store. fat boy kim would be literally signing his own death warrant.</quote> Exactly, although I wouldn't be surprised if he is but a puppet. Not that the generals who would be the ones pulling the strings would be any more likely to give up their positions...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
adjl 04/27/18 4:34:28 PM #24:	Troll_Police_ posted... "refugees" How does "a starving populace fleeing the collapse of the totalitarian regime that enslaved and brainwashed them for decades" warrant using quotation marks around the term "refugees"? --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:900416075] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote>"refugees"</quote> How does "a starving populace fleeing the collapse of the totalitarian regime that enslaved and brainwashed them for decades" warrant using quotation marks around the term "refugees"?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Troll_Police_ 04/27/18 4:39:27 PM #25:	adjl posted... Troll_Police_ posted... "refugees" How does "a starving populace fleeing the collapse of the totalitarian regime that enslaved and brainwashed them for decades" warrant using quotation marks around the term "refugees"? pedantic as always adjl, but ill gladly clarify for you since you clearly need educating refugee refyooj/ noun noun: refugee; plural noun: refugees a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster. since, in this farfetched scenario, the north korean government either collapses, or joins with SK, these people are not "forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster." they will be staying exactly where they are, and suffering exactly as they have been. starvation, dehydration, exposure and worse. ok peanut? we all learned something today. --- Is this going to be one of those times when you pretend not to have a plan until the last moment? And then turn out to really not have one? <cite>Troll_Police_ posted [p:900416418] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>adjl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote>"refugees"</quote> How does "a starving populace fleeing the collapse of the totalitarian regime that enslaved and brainwashed them for decades" warrant using quotation marks around the term "refugees"?</quote> pedantic as always adjl, but ill gladly clarify for you since you clearly need educating <quote>refugee refyooj/ noun noun: refugee; plural noun: refugees a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster. </quote> since, in this farfetched scenario, the north korean government either collapses, or joins with SK, these people are not "forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster." they will be staying exactly where they are, and suffering exactly as they have been. starvation, dehydration, exposure and worse. ok peanut? we all learned something today.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PuddingBoy 04/27/18 4:50:24 PM #26:	Yeah, reunification is not happening any time soon. The countries are just too different and there's no way the two governments will come to an agreement on how the one, unified country would be governed. My hope is that in the near future SK/China/US give aid to NK and try to build it into a not totally shitty place to live. But doing that probably means that NK would need to acknowledge how shit it is to actually live there in the first place. --- 3DS Friend Code: 3308-5843-0863 Town: Virginia <cite>PuddingBoy posted [p:900417136] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, reunification is not happening any time soon. The countries are just too different and there's no way the two governments will come to an agreement on how the one, unified country would be governed. My hope is that in the near future SK/China/US give aid to NK and try to build it into a not totally shitty place to live. But doing that probably means that NK would need to acknowledge how shit it is to actually live there in the first place.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
adjl 04/27/18 7:56:01 PM #27:	Troll_Police_ posted... adjl posted... Troll_Police_ posted... "refugees" How does "a starving populace fleeing the collapse of the totalitarian regime that enslaved and brainwashed them for decades" warrant using quotation marks around the term "refugees"? pedantic as always adjl, but ill gladly clarify for you since you clearly need educating refugee refyooj/ noun noun: refugee; plural noun: refugees a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster. since, in this farfetched scenario, the north korean government either collapses, or joins with SK, these people are not "forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster." they will be staying exactly where they are, and suffering exactly as they have been. starvation, dehydration, exposure and worse. ok peanut? we all learned something today. I guess it works. Sounds to me like you're the one being pedantic, though, and using quotation marks is a weird way to indicate that. Shrug --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:900427059] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>adjl posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote>"refugees"</quote> How does "a starving populace fleeing the collapse of the totalitarian regime that enslaved and brainwashed them for decades" warrant using quotation marks around the term "refugees"?</quote> pedantic as always adjl, but ill gladly clarify for you since you clearly need educating <quote>refugee refyooj/ noun noun: refugee; plural noun: refugees a person who has been forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster. </quote> since, in this farfetched scenario, the north korean government either collapses, or joins with SK, these people are not "forced to leave their country in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster." they will be staying exactly where they are, and suffering exactly as they have been. starvation, dehydration, exposure and worse. ok peanut? we all learned something today.</quote> I guess it works. Sounds to me like you're the one being pedantic, though, and using quotation marks is a weird way to indicate that. Shrug</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wah_wah_wah 04/27/18 8:13:56 PM #28:	WarGreymon77 posted... Troll_Police_ posted... WarGreymon77 posted... VioletZer0 posted... They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants. Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s. you do realize that the massive financial burden that the north korean populace is going to put on whatever country takes in its "refugees" will cripple them for decades to come Who cares about economics? People are suffering and they have a right to freedom. And one thing I found amazing about this whole thing was when Kim Jong-un admitted "We are the same people" when referring to Koreans. That's a major step forward for peace and understanding. Unification isn't that popular as an issue anymore, either in the North or in the South. It has been this way for so long that it's normal now. Very few think of Korea as something that is whole anymore. <cite>wah_wah_wah posted [p:900428005] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Troll_Police_ posted...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VioletZer0 posted...</cite> <quote>They're not going to reunite. At least not any time soon. For the simple reason that this is not what South Korea wants.</quote> Of course they do. I thought a united Korea under southern rule was what the world had been fighting for since the 60s.</quote> you do realize that the massive financial burden that the north korean populace is going to put on whatever country takes in its "refugees" will cripple them for decades to come</quote> Who cares about economics? People are suffering and they have a right to freedom. And one thing I found amazing about this whole thing was when Kim Jong-un admitted "We are the same people" when referring to Koreans. That's a major step forward for peace and understanding.</quote> Unification isn't that popular as an issue anymore, either in the North or in the South. It has been this way for so long that it's normal now. Very few think of Korea as something that is whole anymore.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wah_wah_wah 04/27/18 8:15:15 PM #29:	PuddingBoy posted... Yeah, reunification is not happening any time soon. The countries are just too different and there's no way the two governments will come to an agreement on how the one, unified country would be governed. My hope is that in the near future SK/China/US give aid to NK and try to build it into a not totally shitty place to live. But doing that probably means that NK would need to acknowledge how shit it is to actually live there in the first place. Honestly by abandoning nuclear weapons, that would go a long way to keeping North Korea shitty. Since if they had nukes, the assumption would be that they could then disband most of their expensive conventional military. <cite>wah_wah_wah posted [p:900428074] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>PuddingBoy posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah, reunification is not happening any time soon. The countries are just too different and there's no way the two governments will come to an agreement on how the one, unified country would be governed. My hope is that in the near future SK/China/US give aid to NK and try to build it into a not totally shitty place to live. But doing that probably means that NK would need to acknowledge how shit it is to actually live there in the first place.</quote> Honestly by abandoning nuclear weapons, that would go a long way to keeping North Korea shitty. Since if they had nukes, the assumption would be that they could then disband most of their expensive conventional military.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zareth 04/27/18 8:19:53 PM #30:	WarGreymon77 posted... Who cares about economics? Literally every country in the world. --- It's okay, I have no idea who I am either. http://i.imgur.com/WOo6wcq.png <cite>Zareth posted [p:900428306] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>WarGreymon77 posted...</cite> <quote>Who cares about economics?</quote> Literally every country in the world.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WhiskeyDisk 04/27/18 8:39:11 PM #31:	I doubt that South Korea is in a huge hurry to absorb 25m brainwashed, malnourished peasants but I'm sure they would very much like it if NK stopped manacing them. --- http://i.imgur.com/4fmtLFt.gif http://s1.zetaboards.com/sba/ ~there's always free cheese in a mousetrap. <cite>WhiskeyDisk posted [p:900429267] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote>I doubt that South Korea is in a huge hurry to absorb 25m brainwashed, malnourished peasants but I'm sure they would very much like it if NK stopped manacing them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheCyborgNinja 04/27/18 8:46:59 PM #32:	I_Abibde posted... In a perfect world, the military of North Korea would be disbanded and the entire regime would be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. :-\| That'd require a war be fought. Peaceful reunification equals the Kim family keeping their wealth. The best realistic outcome is him implementing reforms in the north that will not implode Korea, and slowly result in one state dominated by the south. Korea saw a much harsher divide than Germany, and almost 30 years after their reunification there are still issues... --- "message parlor" ? do you mean the post office ? - SlayerX888 <cite>TheCyborgNinja posted [p:900429666] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote><cite>I_Abibde posted...</cite> <quote>In a perfect world, the military of North Korea would be disbanded and the entire regime would be prosecuted for crimes against humanity. :-\|</quote> That'd require a war be fought. Peaceful reunification equals the Kim family keeping their wealth. The best realistic outcome is him implementing reforms in the north that will not implode Korea, and slowly result in one state dominated by the south. Korea saw a much harsher divide than Germany, and almost 30 years after their reunification there are still issues...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kigalas 04/27/18 8:49:21 PM #33:	Rodman for president of Korea! --- Playing: FFVIII - Disc 4: Leveling before Ultimecia's Castle. GTA:VC - 25% - Diaz, taxi Also: Dragon Quest III - Castle Baramos prep Up next: GTA4, FFIV, DQV <cite>Kigalas posted [p:900429795] in So how wil... [t:76556464]...</cite> <quote>Rodman for president of Korea!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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