Sure Tulsi, its all our fault. We're responsible for that brutal regime, starving their own people, and standing at odds for decades with the civilized world. Say again how you got elected to Congress?
Failed negotiations, unrealistic preconditions, as well as the long-held U.S. foreign policy of regime change has led North Korea to develop and tighten their grip on nuclear weapons because they see that as the only deterrent to the U.S. leading an effort to topple their regime.
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Maybe killing 20% of their population in a brutal war and a proven decades long policy of imperialism and destruction of states not conducive to the interests of our ruling class has something to do with it? Don’t be naïve and brainless.
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It's also contributed to DPRK's authoritarianism, such as it is. The United States threw civil rights out the window following a single act of terrorism, yet we judge DPRK for their authoritarianism after we killed 2-3 million ppl and threatened nuclear annihilation for 60+ years
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They're not failures from the perspective of military industrial stocks, and those who profit from them
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WOW, it's almost like the Greens and any sane progressive were right all along.
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U.S. has a long history of supporting/funding right-wing death squads and destabilizing countries. The people of North Korea need freedom and liberty, but it can’t be delivered by an untrustworthy state commandeered by billionaires with alterior motives
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If there was a fifth horseman of the apocalypse it would probably be nuclear fallout.
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Tulsi, you have a fine grasp of the situation. That is essential in any good foreign policy. Tr—p’s State Dept. Is in disarray.
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How do we get rid of the NK regime and have a peaceful and united Korea?
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North Korea is just a puppet you must dig into the whole picture Russia China etc go deeper if China and Russia can assassinate religious leaders in protesters it's nothing for them to assassinate the Nk leader think about it
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Leonard can your country leave other countries in peace, Indonesia is killing papuans but because indo is paying tax to the US nothing is done, same as Uganda, Israel, France.
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ah, and now we are going to enjoy a stay in Syria....
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... Yeah. Good. I don't support the DPRK, but the US needs to stay away. Self-determination is a right.
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Your lack of historical perspective is breathtaking but, unfortunately, tragically typical of a generation immersed in the delusion that the universe began and ends with their pathetic lives.
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First, research how long NK has been developing a nuclear capability. Then get back to me. Yours is a flawed argument. Kim is pursuing a Nuclear Ballistic Missile capable of striking the U.S. because he fears a Us Nuclear Strike on NK? That is naive or uninformed, my friend.
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