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I don't think so.
Only if the "if you do x, I'll do y" agreement is honored would it be diplomacy. North Korea did not.
I disagree. A 2000% overhead for self-support will eventually use up all natural labor resources because fewer and fewer people will know how to do the real work. Then begin to think of the boredom of thousands of soldiers setting in fields watching corn grow. To keep them interested and not idle, the Debt Management has to herd them using nest defense as a carrot.
The regime's morality is just fine if you view it within the context of the religion established.
What rebellion? Underfed peoples have no energies to spare to do the physical work of a rebellion.
No, that is petulence. Blackmail would be if you don't give me that bar of chocolate, I'll do something that will put you and yours in mortal danger. I understand that and I have...
State of war. This is different than actual war.
They do need to test one. You should be more concerned with their need of cash and their intents to sell weapons. Using the same approach that the US did with Iraq will not work.
What a cold heart you have, Barb. No sensitivity for the poor, suffering daisy. :-) Do you get it now? Mortal danger has nothing to do with it. It's how you...
To be fair to North Korean, Clinton taught them and a lot of the others in this world that those kinds of actions work.
That's the politics of the top end. Are the people doing anything productive? I had understood that those who had been elected were an elite and that the country was completely divided into haves and havenots with the havenots barred from any chance of improving. Or do I have this screwed up?
Backmail is "if you DON'T do x; I'll DO y" e.g. If you don't give me that bar of chocolate, I'll rip the petals off this innocent daisy. A blackmailer would take the chocolate and...
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