Fort Fun Indiana
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An all-out-war would cost S. Korea thousands of lives, and turn a portion of the planet into a smoldering ruin (n. Korea). An embargo of trading partners with N. Korea kills no one and solves the problem. In addition, it may wake the US up to the fact that we should start making our own goods once again.
By saying that they haven't attacked us in the past and equating that to they won't is immature in the extreme. To wait until they can do serious damage to us before we act is outright anti-American. To say, we can obliterate N. Korea with our nukes if they attack us ignores the fact that if we nuke N. Korea, the fallout from that action lands squarely on us.
Much better this way.
We agree that it would cost many lives, but not as many as NoKo first dropping a nuke on Japan, for instance, and then the same all-out war occurring afterward. And, clearly, nobody believes that is a real possibility, else NoKo would already be a smoking hole in the ground. We are counting on the concept of M.A.D. to keep NoKo from nuking anyone. Agreed?
We agree that it would cost many lives, but not as many as NoKo first dropping a nuke on Japan, for instance, and then the same all-out war occurring afterward. And, clearly, nobody believes that is a real possibility, else NoKo would already be a smoking hole in the ground. We are counting on the concept of M.A.D. to keep NoKo from nuking anyone. Agreed?