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If the US decides to have war with NK, then it will be one of the most tense wars in history. Two of the most powerful military's clashing.
North Korea, Sanctions, and Kim Jong-un
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Well, let's see here: those B-2 bombers have flown over the Korean peninsula. And China sent a clear message that they have lost patience when they backed the UN sanctions.
I can see how you would think how either of these events might make Kim back down - but he only issued his latest round of threats and upped the readiness level of his rocket forces in the time since the fly-over and the sanctions coming into effect. So apparently neither of them have made him think twice.
After all, he did say that if the Americans went ahead with their annual drills, it would be interpreted as an act of war. The Americans carried out those drills - that's what the B-2 bombers were - and now he's upped the response level of the artillery forces.
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Wars and wars and wars. Just like my country a decade ago. 
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You are speaking of China?
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Your statement was a little amusing, that's all.
In truth, the U.S would crush North Korea in a war.
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By God, you're right! Know what? I'm going to shoot up a police station tomorrow with a slingshot. Don't worry though, I built it only yesterday.
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North Korea does have a good supply of "stuff". Don't underestimate your enemies. Civies wouldn't understand, of course.
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This is truth.
Let me ask you a question prisonermonkeys. Have you ever served in the military ? Have you ever dawned that uniform proudly ? Have you ever been on foreign soil and and literally laughed inside of yourself as to what weapons some of these countries have after seeing them ? It's a 50's circus show ... seriously. Meanwhile, back at the factory, N.K. has just put the finishing touches on an old T59, they are getting her ready for some action.
One of the most tense wars in history, the U.S. -vs- N.K. (round two) ? NOT. Also, I think you mean the U.S.and China. N.K. has nothing of serious offense to place a wager on.
And Jong had nothing to do with the U.S. performing a flyover did he ? I'm feeling safe in saying that he is thinking ... hard. Then again, he is mentally unstable, he can't think. He acts without thinking ... bad move bud.
The recent acts of which Jong has performed lately do not qualify as an act of war ? What's good for the goose is good for the gander, eh ?
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I think it's hilarious you considered N. Korea one of the most powerful nations in the world.
N. Korea isn't even in the Top 15 of the most powerful nations, military wise. India & Brazil are more of a threat to us in the regards to war than the North.
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I have no idea how I would stop it.
But I certainly wouldn't assume that it would be an inevitable - and therefore acceptable - loss.
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The UCK thought Serbia was a bunch of wussys, but we underestimated them. Remember, Serbia comes from Russia, the second most powerful army. They have war in their blood. Same with NK's.
Having "war in your blood" doesn't mean much when an Apache is ripping you and your buddies apart from a few thousand feet.
And Serbia "coming" from Russia has little to nothing to do with their capability to fight a war, nor is it in any way similar to the U.S vs N.K
"I have no idea how I would stop it.
But I certainly wouldn't assume that it would be an inevitable - and therefore acceptable - loss."
No, come on now. You can't act like i'm an animal for stating the truth without giving an alternative.
I never said it was an acceptable loss, so please stop making things up. If N.K shelled Seoul there would be many deaths, arguing with that fact is beyond ignorant.
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North Korea's army is nowhere near the same as Russia when it comes to war. Russia has always been a relentless war machine & has always had the technological resources to match the US & China on a global front, hence why it has always been the 2nd/3rd most powerful military nation on the planet.
N. Korea is an underdeveloped country with poor weapons & poor soldiers. Having "war in their blood" does not equate to anything when your enemy can kill you without laying a foot in your nation & you unable to get anywhere near him.
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I will not give up this fight! I don't support NK, I'm just saying don't underestimate. Suppose you had a dog. It has the capability of moving a gun off a flat surface, falling down, and maybe shooting you in the foot. You see that nerd that tried out for the (American) football team? He firetrucked the flux capacitor out of a whole line of linebackers.
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There's nothing to underestimate with N. Korea.
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The point is that North Korea doesn't have the capability to do anything. Any hostile move it makes will be met by a counter-move that crushes it to the point that it will never threaten anyone ever again.
It would be like the dog trying to shoot you, missing, and then you cutting it open and turning it inside-out while it's still alive.
It would be like the dog trying to shoot you, missing, and then you cutting it open and turning it inside-out while it's still alive.
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I'm pretty sure if NK shells Seoul there is zero way to avoid casualties
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I didn't say there wouldn't be casualites. I said I had no idea how I could stop it from happening, but that I wouldn't consider any civilian deaths to be an acceptable loss simply because they would be an inevitable loss. That was in response to one of MarinaDiamandis' earlier comments.
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