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You got the name right, that was just about all.
Originally posted by newtron25
The self-appointed are given such weighty responsibilities, no?
I feel as though you are straining under yours. How did I do on quoting? Did I get the name right?
NK doesnt have to do anything to deserve the right to power their country or defend themselves, its complete and utter misplaced arrogances to suggest otherwise.
Originally posted by newtron25
As for the attitude, North Korea needs more than 60 years of history, more than a cure for AIDS or cancer, and I believe you recognize what North Korea needs. What you are unwilling to acknowledge is that in this world there are, for better or worse, the weak, the powerful and the wannabes.
Originally posted by newtron25
Oh, and the loud. There are definitely the loud, and probably by your estimation, the dumb. What you were doing was sarcastic, it was hyperbole and although you employed stereotypes in your description, it would by no means constitute stereotyping, which is an active continuous practice observed over an extended period of time by a person or group.
It might have been your own definition but it was wrong, Ill take the dictionaries definition over yours. More misplaced smugness.
Originally posted by newtron25
That's my own def., correct if you will.
Originally posted by newtron25
Stereotypically speaking, North Korea is a street thug with an inferiority complex. The United States is an overgrown bully right now with Dubya at the helm. Nuff said. There, I turned it back into the language of the thread...countries as people. Discuss.
Originally posted by newtron25
Originally posted by intrepid
Let's can the attitude folks and get back to the topic, North Korea, just in case this has been forgotten.
What is your take, Intrepid? Don't just step in without adding.
Originally posted by Flyer
It that applied to the US, there wouldnt be much left of it. You want rules applied to other countries but not your own.
You are a typical keyboard warrior, beating your chest but unwilling to take part in the action you preach.
Its very easy to speak tough behind your monitor, isnt it?
On the NK, subject, I think they have every right to defend themselves after all, an attack by the US is far more likely than NK attacking anyone else, everyone should stay out of it unless they invade another country, same with Iran.
Originally posted by spanishcaravan
Everyone knows its a lose-lose situation. But japan knows better than anyone. N.Korea knows this also,and will not do anything. Not counting out rogue generals and the such.