North Korea: 'frenzied' Trump Leads World In 'act Of War' With New Sanctions

a reply to: antiantonym

So...to you "peace and stability in the world" equals to allowing North Korea to test their nuclear bombs in the Pacific... Bombs which are much stronger than anything that was used in times past...

North Koreans have not been starving because of the U.S., and it won't be a decision by the U.S. or it's President that will continue to starve North koreans...

Leftists like yourself need to start understanding what personal responsibility is...

These same claims have been made about communism starving people in Cuba, and Venezuela meanwhile leftists around the world, including FAKE news leftist media like Newsweek trying to claim "it's the fault of the U.S." when the fault resides on those in power in those nations...

Heck, i am pretty certain there will be some "leftists" trying to blame the U.S. for the starvation, murders, and imprisonment of millions of people for not kowtowing to communism that Lenin and Stalin did, or Mao amongst many others...

Just a question for die-hard leftists like yourself...

If nations like North Korea don't care about the majority of their own people starving to death, and being denied human rights, what makes you think such regimes care about the rest of the world?...

originally posted by: ElectricUniverse
a reply to: antiantonym

So...to you "peace and stability in the world" equals to allowing North Korea to test their nuclear bombs in the Pacific... Bombs which are much stronger than anything that was used in times past...

You mean like all the hydrogen bombs we tested... in the upper atmosphere?


If we werent a pack of imperialist warmongering hypocrites trolling that place to death then all the lets bomb NK stuff would make almost sense. Meanwhile we're responsible for MILLIONS of deaths per decade -since the 'end' of the Korean War no less- so we have no room to talk about anything. Especially not when we've trolled Fat Man The Little Boy Kim into his position.

What would we be doing if we were him facing US?

To answer that question look at our reaction to him and then extrapolate it. We're the most not going to be attacked creature ever, and yet we're running thru the streets screaming like its Godzilla over a doosh with a few warheads and a maybe missile platform that knows he'll be vaporized if he strikes first.

Quit buying the liberal imperialist media's war propaganda already. NBC ABC etc I've seen them put out worse cherry pick the poorly translated "quotes" baloney reports than I've happened to notice even Fox put out. It's all:


His only angle is called Deterrence. Which If I were him or Iran after all the BS we've put them (especially Iran) thru I'd be getting nukes too. Wouldnt you?????

A continuation of the war on the Korean peninsula would be disastrous. Disastrous for North Korea, South Korea, a chunk of China, and Japan, as well. Thousands would die, both in Korea (N and S), and elsewhere, with the possibility of that damage reaching the shores of North America. Or maybe, should the worst happen, millions.

I submit, this is a scenario that should be avoided by most any means possible. If that means kissing the the Fat Midgets little ol' hiney, so be it...better that than cities sprouting mushrooms that glow in the dark. I'd just as soon miss out on that.

The only solution that will ever end the Korean issue is reunification. But even a little thought will reveal the major issues there...

Any other "solution" outside of the war I'd just as soon not witness just leaves the problem for another day. Which, in and of itself, might not be such a bad idea...as it allows the North Korean people a chance to fix it themselves, which outside of reunification is the only method that stands a chance of actually solving the issue.

...and there are signs that all is not well politically speaking in Pyong-yang. There are rivals to Kims hold on the power structure of both the Party and the military.

Power distribution in NK.

Some of the who's who in NK.

Thinking that only Kim holds the reins of power in North Korea is a foolish notion. There are quite a group of people who own at least a share of the power in North Korea.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

It's like an adult bullying a toddler. How can the US feel threatened by that tiny fart of a country even if he had intercontinental nuclear missiles? Are you saying your homeland is unprotected? No, right?