Is North Korea Just Fuckin Nuts?

I know the answer is "yes", but when is China going to step up and slap this Punk down. He is bad for business, and that is what China is about now.

If we can put a Drone in Abdul's lap at the dinner table, surely we can hit little Kim Dung Dip Shit on the parade ground.

Maybe the people with the real power, WalMart, needs to call China and say "enough is enough".

I know the answer is "yes", but when is China going to step up and slap this Punk down. He is bad for business, and that is what China is about now.

If we can put a Drone in Abdul's lap at the dinner table, surely we can hit little Kim Dung Dip Shit on the parade ground.

Maybe the people with the real power, WalMart, needs to call China and say "enough is enough". Originally Posted by Jackie S

While normally, I don't think it's a good idea to agitate other countries, I think in this case it may be beneficial to kick the hive a little bit to make China act and actually DO something.

I think you mean the leadership of North Korea and not the country. The people of North Korea have been out of contact for nearly 70 years. They have no real idea what the world is like. The propaganda that they recieve is more total than the Germans or Russians ever thought about.
Wal-mart??? Talk about propaganda. Wal-mart buys nothing from North Korea.

The little punk does not know he can't do what he says. Daddy wasn't going to tell his boy that the country was not as strong and powerful as he said it was. Now, if someone tells him the truth they will shortly stand in front of a pole with 7 guns aimed at him. The boy simply believes the lie. He will learn the truth just as a missile comes through the window.

I think you mean the leadership of North Korea and not the country. The people of North Korea have been out of contact for nearly 70 years. They have no real idea what the world is like. The propaganda that they recieve is more total than the Germans or Russians ever thought about.
Wal-mart??? Talk about propaganda. Wal-mart buys nothing from North Korea. Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

JD, you missed the point. It has long been understood that North Korea exist, more or less, at the pleasure of China. WalMart and China are now joined at the hip because of business. So, to get the Chinese to do something about North Korea, you get WalMart to talk to them.

North Korea is a problem for the United Nations, not the United States.
With 50 million of our people on food stamps, and over 8% unemployment along with 17 trillion in debt, we can't continue to dabble with idiots around the world nor intervene anymore in the affairs of other countries.

North Korea is a problem for the United Nations, not the United States.
With 50 million of our people on food stamps, and over 8% unemployment along with 17 trillion in debt, we can't continue to dabble with idiots around the world nor intervene anymore in the affairs of other countries. Originally Posted by Jewish Lawyer

Including Israel and Iran, right?

Including Israel and Iran, right? Originally Posted by ExNYer

I wouldn't go THAT far, lol.

Surprise surprise surprise...

I wouldn't go THAT far, lol. Originally Posted by Jewish Lawyer

Why? Does our unemployment situation improve or our deficits suddenly disappear if we inject ourselves in the middle of an Iran-Israel conflict?

I think that government is fuggin nutts

anybody see the 60 minute show where this guy escaped from a prison camp that he had spent his entire life in because his parents were convicted of something. It is North Korea's law that 3 generations have live in the prison

anyway, the guy found his way to South Korea to tell his story

Why? Does our unemployment situation improve or our deficits suddenly disappear if we inject ourselves in the middle of an Iran-Israel conflict? Originally Posted by ExNYer

Israel is a special country that needs our protection. Without them, we would have no friends in the Middle East. Besides, it is only 3 billion a year to help Israel. Those damn wars for oil cost trillions.

Yeah as far as dictatorships go (in terms of making themselves sustainable and keeping their people from rising up), they seem to be the only ones doing it right by controlling the information allowed in and out of their country. Their people literally can't conceive of a better life than what they have which is why they allow their government to do what it does. Sad, but effective.

Give Rodman time, he'll talk some sense into Kim Jong Un.