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Postby Targovia » Sat Jul 29, 2017 1:39 pm

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Targovia wrote:How the fuck do we profit from liberating the most oppressed people on earth from the most goddamn insane dictator in the world?

I don't get it, you're like an alt-right conspiracy theorist who sees Jews behind every murder and war in history.

The government buys weapons from the corporation that produces them. So the corporations push our corrupt politicians to war to make more of a profit.

Also I think Trump holds the most insane dictator title.

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Postby Gaazikumukh » Sat Jul 29, 2017 9:14 pm

New Lemania wrote:
Targovia wrote:How the fuck do we profit from liberating the most oppressed people on earth from the most goddamn insane dictator in the world?

I don't get it, you're like an alt-right conspiracy theorist who sees Jews behind every murder and war in history.

The government buys weapons from the corporation that produces them. So the corporations push our corrupt politicians to war to make more of a profit.

Also I think Trump holds the most insane dictator title.

I think you should probably pull that Karl Marx book away from your face for a bit and just realize what you're trying to support here. Yes, capitalism is a flawed design by nature; it only works if you can get to the point where it benefits you. But, hell, at least you have the option to reach such a point, whereas communist nations didn't allow their citizens to go any higher than what they were supposed to do.

And before you add anything else, was it the big corporations that forced Mao Zedong to murder ~72 million of his own people to achieve "true" communism? Is it big corporations that are forcing Kim Jong Un to starve his own citizens while he builds nuclear weapons? I mean, hell, not saying they're angels, but you're severely jaded because the communist manifesto is wedged a little too far into the brain.
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Postby Greater Cesnica » Sat Jul 29, 2017 9:17 pm

I'm half expecting the Norks to fire a missile into space with a prisoner trapped inside and call it a Space Ship.
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Postby Gaazikumukh » Sat Jul 29, 2017 9:19 pm

Greater Cesnica wrote:I'm half expecting the Norks to fire a missile with a prisoner trapped inside and call it a Space Ship.

It's funny because that's pretty loosely what the space program is anyway.
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Postby Greater Cesnica » Sat Jul 29, 2017 9:20 pm

Gaazikumukh wrote:
Greater Cesnica wrote:I'm half expecting the Norks to fire a missile with a prisoner trapped inside and call it a Space Ship.

It's funny because that's pretty loosely what the space program is anyway.

But imagine the prisoner's fate... R.I.P XD
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Postby Minoa » Tue Aug 01, 2017 2:20 pm

Source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-4079761

The situation in North Korea is making me feel anxious right now, because of how easy it is for me to be taken in by numerous World War III/Nuclear War “predictions” – for that reason I cannot know for certain if the threat is real or not.

But at the same time there has to be a way to stop the brutal regime of North Korea from continuing with the weapons programme, because I personally doubt that Kim Jong-un will ever recognise the doctrine of Mutually Assured Destruction.

I just hope things will de-escalate and get better soon.
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Postby Shofercia » Tue Aug 01, 2017 4:51 pm

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The United Artherian Federation wrote:I'm not worried about a single one. What if they start mass production on that missile?

How many could NK build? 50? 100? 300, that is more than China? Lol.
Seriously. All they can get is a deterrent, not an actual offensive ability.


300? Ok Ris, since there's no way you could believe that NK would build 300 nukes, I think the real reason you wrote 300, was just asking me to do this:

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Postby Gim » Wed Aug 02, 2017 3:03 am

The United Artherian Federation wrote:I think we (aka U.S, S. Korea, Japan) should just invade N. Korea already. Get it done and overwith. Finish Kim Jong-Un.


it's not a simple task. Why do you think China and Russia are being almost idle against this rogue regime? They get free resources off of North Korea on condition that the regime is not attacked by them. Moreover, China doesn't want American influence bordering its northeast region.

Once the Allied forces start invading, China will counter.
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Postby Cheolguk » Wed Aug 02, 2017 3:13 am

The situation as a whole will not change at all, all discussion about it aside from speculations on the engineering is a waste of time really.
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Postby Taviana SSR » Wed Aug 02, 2017 3:17 am

The United Artherian Federation wrote:WTF?! They finally did it?! http://abcnews.go.com/International/nor ... d=48429720


DPRK is role model for future generations. Kim Jong Un leads a great country with one of best health care in world and full literacy despite being under imperialistic US embargo. I hope one day embargo will be lifted and placed upon real threats to human rights and democracy, like Israel or South Korea puppet regime.

Korean people already have total freedom, except for criminal counterrevolutionary elements that are financed by foreign groups of south. There can never be freedom as long as there is wage slavery, which is reality in most countries who are critical of Sungs's and Jong Il's great legacy. Not many other nations have so many doctors per capita, very few having such economical equality. Not caring for self defence by implementing modern technology of ICBM that can strike anywhere in world would be a step back for the Korean people, back under US exploitation like in South. The Juche system not only has helped to put medical and educational campaigns into national effect. They carry out the will of the people by taking an active role in vacination campaigns, blood banks, recycling, evacuations for typhoons, and backing up the government fight against corruption.

It is not the North Korean's government fault that they are under US food embargo and threatened like Iraq and Libya. Neither is it their fault that they had bad luck with weather, with many storms destroying crops. It is fault of countries that do not realize reality of climate change and global warming.
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Postby Gim » Wed Aug 02, 2017 3:21 am

Taviana SSR wrote:
The United Artherian Federation wrote:WTF?! They finally did it?! http://abcnews.go.com/International/nor ... d=48429720


DPRK is role model for future generations. Kim Jong Un leads a great country with one of best health care in world and full literacy despite being under imperialistic US embargo. I hope one day embargo will be lifted and placed upon real threats to human rights and democracy, like Israel or South Korea puppet regime.

Korean people already have total freedom, except for criminal counterrevolutionary elements that are financed by foreign groups of south. There can never be freedom as long as there is wage slavery, which is reality in most countries who are critical of Sungs's and Jong Il's great legacy. Not many other nations have so many doctors per capita, very few having such economical equality. Not caring for self defence by implementing modern technology of ICBM that can strike anywhere in world would be a step back for the Korean people, back under US exploitation like in South. The Juche system not only has helped to put medical and educational campaigns into national effect. They carry out the will of the people by taking an active role in vacination campaigns, blood banks, recycling, evacuations for typhoons, and backing up the government fight against corruption.

It is not the North Korean's government fault that they are under US food embargo and threatened like Iraq and Libya. Neither is it their fault that they had bad luck with weather, with many storms destroying crops. It is fault of countries that do not realize reality of climate change and global warming.


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Postby USHALLNOTPASS » Wed Aug 02, 2017 3:24 am

Taviana SSR wrote:
The United Artherian Federation wrote:WTF?! They finally did it?! http://abcnews.go.com/International/nor ... d=48429720


DPRK is role model for future generations. Kim Jong Un leads a great country with one of best health care in world and full literacy despite being under imperialistic US embargo. I hope one day embargo will be lifted and placed upon real threats to human rights and democracy, like Israel or South Korea puppet regime.

Korean people already have total freedom, except for criminal counterrevolutionary elements that are financed by foreign groups of south. There can never be freedom as long as there is wage slavery, which is reality in most countries who are critical of Sungs's and Jong Il's great legacy. Not many other nations have so many doctors per capita, very few having such economical equality. Not caring for self defence by implementing modern technology of ICBM that can strike anywhere in world would be a step back for the Korean people, back under US exploitation like in South. The Juche system not only has helped to put medical and educational campaigns into national effect. They carry out the will of the people by taking an active role in vacination campaigns, blood banks, recycling, evacuations for typhoons, and backing up the government fight against corruption.

It is not the North Korean's government fault that they are under US food embargo and threatened like Iraq and Libya. Neither is it their fault that they had bad luck with weather, with many storms destroying crops. It is fault of countries that do not realize reality of climate change and global warming.

Please tell me there's a "/s" after that.
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Postby Gim » Wed Aug 02, 2017 3:25 am

USHALLNOTPASS wrote:
Taviana SSR wrote:
DPRK is role model for future generations. Kim Jong Un leads a great country with one of best health care in world and full literacy despite being under imperialistic US embargo. I hope one day embargo will be lifted and placed upon real threats to human rights and democracy, like Israel or South Korea puppet regime.

Korean people already have total freedom, except for criminal counterrevolutionary elements that are financed by foreign groups of south. There can never be freedom as long as there is wage slavery, which is reality in most countries who are critical of Sungs's and Jong Il's great legacy. Not many other nations have so many doctors per capita, very few having such economical equality. Not caring for self defence by implementing modern technology of ICBM that can strike anywhere in world would be a step back for the Korean people, back under US exploitation like in South. The Juche system not only has helped to put medical and educational campaigns into national effect. They carry out the will of the people by taking an active role in vacination campaigns, blood banks, recycling, evacuations for typhoons, and backing up the government fight against corruption.

It is not the North Korean's government fault that they are under US food embargo and threatened like Iraq and Libya. Neither is it their fault that they had bad luck with weather, with many storms destroying crops. It is fault of countries that do not realize reality of climate change and global warming.

Please tell me there's a "/s" after that.


I'm literally begging for that. :p
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Postby Chester-County » Wed Aug 02, 2017 4:05 am

Taviana SSR wrote:
The United Artherian Federation wrote:WTF?! They finally did it?! http://abcnews.go.com/International/nor ... d=48429720


DPRK is role model for future generations. Kim Jong Un leads a great country with one of best health care in world and full literacy despite being under imperialistic US embargo. I hope one day embargo will be lifted and placed upon real threats to human rights and democracy, like Israel or South Korea puppet regime.

Korean people already have total freedom, except for criminal counterrevolutionary elements that are financed by foreign groups of south. There can never be freedom as long as there is wage slavery, which is reality in most countries who are critical of Sungs's and Jong Il's great legacy. Not many other nations have so many doctors per capita, very few having such economical equality. Not caring for self defence by implementing modern technology of ICBM that can strike anywhere in world would be a step back for the Korean people, back under US exploitation like in South. The Juche system not only has helped to put medical and educational campaigns into national effect. They carry out the will of the people by taking an active role in vacination campaigns, blood banks, recycling, evacuations for typhoons, and backing up the government fight against corruption.

It is not the North Korean's government fault that they are under US food embargo and threatened like Iraq and Libya. Neither is it their fault that they had bad luck with weather, with many storms destroying crops. It is fault of countries that do not realize reality of climate change and global warming.


wrong...USA should make this dictator give up his WMDs and force him out of office by military action. An EMP strike combined with USMC MEU should do the trick. USA is #1 and not China or Russia will stand in our way of liberty and democratic freedom.
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Chester-County wrote:
Taviana SSR wrote:
DPRK is role model for future generations. Kim Jong Un leads a great country with one of best health care in world and full literacy despite being under imperialistic US embargo. I hope one day embargo will be lifted and placed upon real threats to human rights and democracy, like Israel or South Korea puppet regime.

Korean people already have total freedom, except for criminal counterrevolutionary elements that are financed by foreign groups of south. There can never be freedom as long as there is wage slavery, which is reality in most countries who are critical of Sungs's and Jong Il's great legacy. Not many other nations have so many doctors per capita, very few having such economical equality. Not caring for self defence by implementing modern technology of ICBM that can strike anywhere in world would be a step back for the Korean people, back under US exploitation like in South. The Juche system not only has helped to put medical and educational campaigns into national effect. They carry out the will of the people by taking an active role in vacination campaigns, blood banks, recycling, evacuations for typhoons, and backing up the government fight against corruption.

It is not the North Korean's government fault that they are under US food embargo and threatened like Iraq and Libya. Neither is it their fault that they had bad luck with weather, with many storms destroying crops. It is fault of countries that do not realize reality of climate change and global warming.


wrong...USA should make this dictator give up his WMDs and force him out of office by military action. An EMP strike combined with USMC MEU should do the trick. USA is #1 and not China or Russia will stand in our way of liberty and democratic freedom.

As many, many others on this thread have said, using the military will only worsen the situation in the Korean Peninsula.
Should the US attack, North Korea's artillery will fire upon Seoul. This will lead to high numbers of civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure, including those of major companies in South Korea. This is of course, not considering the psychological impacts on the survivors, with (most likely) high rates of PTSD. Furthermore, the defeat of North Korea will lead to a massive humanitarian crisis, with people either rushing to South Korea, or China. South Korea will then try to combat the mental health issues of those involved in the war (civilians, and no doubt, soldiers involved in the conflict), whilst the North Koreans try to rebuild. Given South Korea's already massive wealth gap, it will only serve to ruin South Korea's economy.

And that's not even considering China. If North Koreans escape into China, there will definitely be hostilities towards them (just look at any humanitarian crisis in history). The Chinese will then blame the US for this crisis. Then, it'll literally be a game of media and political circle-jerking.

Finally, with the loss of our Beloved Kim, there will be no foil for the media. The media won't be able to focus on North Korea for dem ratings tm, and thus they may focus on other things such as the issues in the South China Sea. Or, some other conflict, where, quite possibly, the circle of interventionism and isolationism rolls again.

(This analysis is devoid of analysis of the military capabilities of the US [such as EMPs not being God Weapons] and the hilariously high costs that this hypothetical conflict entails [for the US], in both the fiscal sense, and terms of lives)
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Postby Gig em Aggies » Wed Aug 02, 2017 6:54 am

USHALLNOTPASS wrote:
Chester-County wrote:
wrong...USA should make this dictator give up his WMDs and force him out of office by military action. An EMP strike combined with USMC MEU should do the trick. USA is #1 and not China or Russia will stand in our way of liberty and democratic freedom.

As many, many others on this thread have said, using the military will only worsen the situation in the Korean Peninsula.
Should the US attack, North Korea's artillery will fire upon Seoul. This will lead to high numbers of civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure, including those of major companies in South Korea. This is of course, not considering the psychological impacts on the survivors, with (most likely) high rates of PTSD. Furthermore, the defeat of North Korea will lead to a massive humanitarian crisis, with people either rushing to South Korea, or China. South Korea will then try to combat the mental health issues of those involved in the war (civilians, and no doubt, soldiers involved in the conflict), whilst the North Koreans try to rebuild. Given South Korea's already massive wealth gap, it will only serve to ruin South Korea's economy.

And that's not even considering China. If North Koreans escape into China, there will definitely be hostilities towards them (just look at any humanitarian crisis in history). The Chinese will then blame the US for this crisis. Then, it'll literally be a game of media and political circle-jerking.

Finally, with the loss of our Beloved Kim, there will be no foil for the media. The media won't be able to focus on North Korea for dem ratings tm, and thus they may focus on other things such as the issues in the South China Sea. Or, some other conflict, where, quite possibly, the circle of interventionism and isolationism rolls again.

(This analysis is devoid of analysis of the military capabilities of the US [such as EMPs not being God Weapons] and the hilariously high costs that this hypothetical conflict entails [for the US], in both the fiscal sense, and terms of lives)

but not doing anything will also worsen the situation as of right now their is now good option we cant let them get nuke capable icbm's or nuke capable slbm's because as some has said they might actual use them and if they do I imagine as much as China resents the US and South Korea they'll be on our side.
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USHALLNOTPASS wrote:As many, many others on this thread have said, using the military will only worsen the situation in the Korean Peninsula.
Should the US attack, North Korea's artillery will fire upon Seoul. This will lead to high numbers of civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure, including those of major companies in South Korea. This is of course, not considering the psychological impacts on the survivors, with (most likely) high rates of PTSD. Furthermore, the defeat of North Korea will lead to a massive humanitarian crisis, with people either rushing to South Korea, or China. South Korea will then try to combat the mental health issues of those involved in the war (civilians, and no doubt, soldiers involved in the conflict), whilst the North Koreans try to rebuild. Given South Korea's already massive wealth gap, it will only serve to ruin South Korea's economy.

And that's not even considering China. If North Koreans escape into China, there will definitely be hostilities towards them (just look at any humanitarian crisis in history). The Chinese will then blame the US for this crisis. Then, it'll literally be a game of media and political circle-jerking.

Finally, with the loss of our Beloved Kim, there will be no foil for the media. The media won't be able to focus on North Korea for dem ratings tm, and thus they may focus on other things such as the issues in the South China Sea. Or, some other conflict, where, quite possibly, the circle of interventionism and isolationism rolls again.

(This analysis is devoid of analysis of the military capabilities of the US [such as EMPs not being God Weapons] and the hilariously high costs that this hypothetical conflict entails [for the US], in both the fiscal sense, and terms of lives)

but not doing anything will also worsen the situation as of right now their is now good option we cant let them get nuke capable icbm's or nuke capable slbm's because as some has said they might actual use them and if they do I imagine as much as China resents the US and South Korea they'll be on our side.

It won't, since currently you have a media funnel, and Kim doesn't exactly want to lose his exalted place in the world.

He knows, very well, that the instant he fires a single ICBM, he is dead. All his wealth and luxuries, gone.
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Postby Sovaal » Wed Aug 02, 2017 7:48 am

New Lemania wrote:
Targovia wrote:How the fuck do we profit from liberating the most oppressed people on earth from the most goddamn insane dictator in the world?

I don't get it, you're like an alt-right conspiracy theorist who sees Jews behind every murder and war in history.

The government buys weapons from the corporation that produces them. So the corporations push our corrupt politicians to war to make more of a profit.

Also I think Trump holds the most insane dictator title.

I don't like Trump either, but that's just a dumb statement.
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Postby Rio Cana » Wed Aug 02, 2017 11:45 am

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The United Artherian Federation wrote:I think we (aka U.S, S. Korea, Japan) should just invade N. Korea already. Get it done and overwith. Finish Kim Jong-Un.


it's not a simple task. Why do you think China and Russia are being almost idle against this rogue regime? They get free resources off of North Korea on condition that the regime is not attacked by them. Moreover, China doesn't want American influence bordering its northeast region.

Once the Allied forces start invading, China will counter.

I would think Russia, even more with the current new sanctions placed against them, would want US influence bordering them.
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Postby Rio Cana » Wed Aug 02, 2017 12:14 pm

So NK. has fired a missle which some news services say can reach LA, US mid-west and or even NY. In response, the US has tested fired a few missiles from California which have travelled 4000 miles before crashing into the ocean near some US pacific atolls.

All this is starting to seem like kids when they are in competition.

The NK. ICBM launch July 29 2017. Aside from showing the missile launch it explains the situation. Really informative video. It seems this latest missile is a game changer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxPYk3TagQk
(Special Note - The video says the US is not thinking of holding talks with NK. so far but a few days later the US department of State said they would hold talks with NK. if they sat down to talk)

The US ICBM launch August 02, 2017 -
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it's not a simple task. Why do you think China and Russia are being almost idle against this rogue regime? They get free resources off of North Korea on condition that the regime is not attacked by them. Moreover, China doesn't want American influence bordering its northeast region.

Once the Allied forces start invading, China will counter.

I would think Russia, even more with the current new sanctions placed against them, would want US influence bordering them.


China doesn't.
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Postby Gig em Aggies » Thu Aug 03, 2017 6:42 am

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Rio Cana wrote:I would think Russia, even more with the current new sanctions placed against them, would want US influence bordering them.


China doesn't.

I figure it will be like the Korean war again only this time China wont attack the US they'll just push across and create a buffer zone to limit the northern push of the US led UN forces. then the US and China would find a joint solution to have a new leader in power who's not maniacal like the kims
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Postby Gauthier » Thu Aug 03, 2017 8:27 am

Kim knows he nukes a country and the dynasty comes crashing down. And that China will arrange for something to happen to him.
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Postby Kennlind » Thu Aug 03, 2017 8:34 am

Good. America is the only country to ever use nuclear weapons on civilians. Every sovereign state deserves the right to own them. Should we invade Israel rn for having between 80-400 warheads? no! they're a sovereign state and can conduct business however they want. The DPRK only has nukes to wave away US aggression. They'll be all talk unless the US invades.
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Postby Austria-Bohemia-Hungary » Thu Aug 03, 2017 9:27 am

Gig em Aggies wrote:
Gim wrote:
China doesn't.

I figure it will be like the Korean war again only this time China wont attack the US they'll just push across and create a buffer zone to limit the northern push of the US led UN forces. then the US and China would find a joint solution to have a new leader in power who's not maniacal like the kims

If America decides to kill itself over the Kim Dynasty China's probs will be scrambling for a buffer zone ruled by the PLA and martial law, that and probs a helicopter for Kim the Third.
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