North korea

[Engineer]

Oh I forgot, this is the Internet. I need proper sources and brief lesson of history before I can say something, which meaning everyone should simply understand.

[darklord63]

I retract my statement
And of course I don't believe that....

[MonkeySoldier]

Originally Posted by darklord63

That was disturbing..... I think the only option we have is to wipe north korea off the face of the earth

So you're basically promoting to kill ~24 million people? Perhaps you should revise your post...

[gazzthompson]

Originally Posted by darklord63

That was disturbing..... I think the only option we have is to wipe north korea off the face of the earth

what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard, This post made me so angry that if i replied like i want to, id get banned. My very small opinion of you has now diminished. i pity you.

Ive yet to see this documentary and my knowledge of north Korea is very limited, but killing 24~ million people because of a bad government, if you honestly believe that..... well as i said, ill get banned if i say what i want to.

[Shaihuluid]

Originally Posted by darklord63

That was disturbing..... I think the only option we have is to wipe north korea off the face of the earth

this is probably getting in around the excessive point , but:

post finds north korea disturbing -> advocates more disturbing idea

what?

[fludblud]

Originally Posted by myles

i taught russia and china like them

to china, north korea is like an annoying, mentally deficient little brother that you wished never existed but still has to be taken care of cos theyre both still 'communist'

a bit like the situation with the US and taiwan

[Panzerfire]

Originally Posted by Engineer

Oh I forgot, this is the Internet. I need proper sources and brief lesson of history before I can say something, which meaning everyone should simply understand.

All I did was simply correct you in one tiny detail. That's all.

But now that you mention sourcing. Here are some sources I used to support the comment I made:
Korean War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

North Korea unilaterally withdrew from the armistice on May 27, 2009, thus returning to a de jure state of war.

North Korea urges peace treaty, wants sanctions dropped - CNN.com

Armistice ended Korean War in 1953; North suggests replacing with treaty

Washington has refused to normalize relations until program dismantled

[myles]

Originally Posted by fludblud

to china, north korea is like an annoying, mentally deficient little brother that you wished never existed but still has to be taken care of cos theyre both still 'communist'

a bit like the situation with the US and taiwan

Russia isnt commiunest its stopped when it found out it could not work out any good.

China say their communist but they are not communist at all.

[masterceo]

i'm sorry myles, did you just say china isn't communist?

[PowerPickle]

Originally Posted by Panzerfire

Hmmm... Nope, you're wrong.

There was the Korean War between 1950 and 1953 which ended in an armistice and not a peace treaty.

So both Koreas are technically still at war. The DPRK did announced that it considered the armistice as voight early last year in response to criticism for its launch tests.

However in the recent weeks they have said they want a full peace treaty with the US and resume talks about it's nuclear plans (Even putting the possibility of nuclear dissarming in the table) if the US eliminated the sanctions imposed on the DPRK.

Last time I heard is that the US rejected signing any peace treaty with the DPRK unless it did disarm and went back to the negotiating table in the first place. So much for Obama's peace Nobel.

That "war" is like gas trail on the ground rolling through other countries waiting for a spark & once part of it lights up, all of it lights up.