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In reply to the discussion: Where do you stand on a potential war with North Korea? [View all]darkangel218
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Why are we trying to goad them into war by sending over our bombers to take part in war games?
kelliekat44
Mar 2013
#50
War games are annual, held for decades--they are prescheduled. NK times their bullshit
TwilightGardener
Mar 2013
#54
If there is any country in the world more deserving of regime change, I can't think of it.
denverbill
Mar 2013
#4
The whole point of the exercises is to prepare for war with NK, and show them we'll
TwilightGardener
Mar 2013
#13
The poster didn't even say anything close to that. Her point was that the US had
Dash87
Mar 2013
#116
We're ultimately not going to back down from a SMALL country that threatens to nuke us
TwilightGardener
Mar 2013
#35
They could stop their nuke program, reinstate the armistice, cooperate internationally.
TwilightGardener
Mar 2013
#62
see that's the issue right now: no one seems to be backing off yet
charlie and algernon
Mar 2013
#20
"Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster."
Tierra_y_Libertad
Mar 2013
#8
We're also bound by treaty to defend Japan if they should come under attack by anyone else....
OldDem2012
Mar 2013
#15
We also used "Saddam is evil" repeatedly before Desert Storm and the second Iraq war....
OldDem2012
Mar 2013
#58
Feel free to show how North Korea's dictators are/were actually nice people. (nt)
jeff47
Mar 2013
#36
Who says they're "nice people"? Just saying it's been the main excuse we've used....
OldDem2012
Mar 2013
#53
So, demonizing the leader's of countries we plan to attack has not been part of the....
OldDem2012
Mar 2013
#67
by definition, any government we need to demonize or want to go is run by batshit insane
HiPointDem
Mar 2013
#128
If we REALLY care about Korean War vets, we should try to not make ANYMORE!
HereSince1628
Mar 2013
#22
Is N. Korea really so out of touch that they don't understand what we can do?
talkingmime
Mar 2013
#65
The "consequences" would be we would have enough revenue to invest in life rather than death
darkangel218
Mar 2013
#111
There are several pies in the federal budget, and one must look at the whole bakery
bike man
Mar 2013
#124
I dont even know why youre not in my iggy bin yet considering how youve harrased me in the past.
darkangel218
Mar 2013
#126
Right. And the North Koreans should believe they're not a threat because we've been....
OldDem2012
Mar 2013
#133
How about we fix our own problems, such as healthcare, roads, schools, etc
darkangel218
Mar 2013
#80
They have no significant natural resources. Which is why nobody wants to own North Korea.
jeff47
Mar 2013
#108
IMO we should try to work with China. They actually have as much to lose if there is war as we do. I
jwirr
Mar 2013
#94
Technically the war of North Korean agression never ended it was only a ceasefire.
Historic NY
Mar 2013
#101
All sides "working things out" only happens if all sides are sane and reasonable
distantearlywarning
Mar 2013
#114
it's fucking psyops & covert big-power politics. the people in the cheap seats have no damn
HiPointDem
Mar 2013
#127