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Compassion for North Korea

innergamemasterOP
#1
This is mostly towards AmericansCNN reports:North Korea is low on food and medical
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/9705/31/north.korea/North Korea has made a rare admission that the country faces food shortages and needs help from outsideso...should we Americans help and/or care??
Because North Korea is more likely to help Osama Bin Laden than help us..What do you think??
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I know that's an old story but CNN just reported, North Korea asking for help..again...
Natewlie
#2
North Korea wouldn't try to help out any other country other than themselves.
msg2009
#3
I dont care if they die of starvation personally.
Maybe there is something to be gained by helping them, better relations between the contries or whatever, if thats the case then help them. Its not as if the US is in the middle of a food shortage, they can spare plenty.
Theres a lot of talk about north korea wanting war and having nuclear weapons so a little help can go a long way
Loonylion
#4
its a self made problem. North korea's government spends far too much on their military and not enough on domestic problems.
PeachMilk
#5
I don't care for North Korea. At all.Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't N Korea just demanding trillions from the US in "compensation" almost a month ago? ::)
Littlekill
#7
We need to fortify South Korea now and let them starve out, out of a last ounce of desperation, there will be war in Korea again.
unqiueninja
#8
innergamemaster · #1This is mostly towards AmericansCNN reports:North Korea is low on food and medical
http://www.cnn.com/WORLD/9705/31/north.korea/North Korea has made a rare admission that the country faces food shortages and needs help from outsideso...should we Americans help and/or care??
Because North Korea is more likely to help Osama Bin Laden than help us..What do you think??
Post Merge: [time]1279217827[/time]
I know that's an old story but CNN just reported, North Korea asking for help..again...
We should help out and make them eat bullets, missiles, nuclear bombs >:D
ace1o1
#9
Isn't there an embargo on North Korea?
tehuber1337
#10
It's a sad state of affairs when the world is willing to neglect innocent civilians because of the faults of their government.
innergamemaster · #1so...should we Americans help and/or care??
Because North Korea is more likely to help Osama Bin Laden than help us..
International aid was never about having other countries owe some sort of debt to you.
Loonylion
#11
I don't actually think kim would help bin laden. While they both hate americans and the rest of the western world, bin laden recognises no religion other than islam and all others are infidels, and kim jong-il recognises no god except himself and his father.
BloodVayne
#12
in other words: blame it all on Kim and his ilk.
the N.K. people are mostly brainwashed though...
msg2009
#13

Replying to #12

That didn't take much though, they only get to see things the government wants them to.
I heard their world cup games were only going to be televised if they won.
Loonylion
#14

Replying to #13

the one they disasterously lost was shown live.
msg2009
#15

Replying to #14

I bet the country nearly fell apart! until that point they were led to believe they were awesome at everything and had the world over a barrel.
I wonder how much internet they can see
Loonylion
#16
zero, NK doesnt have internet at all. The have their own country wide computer network with no access to the outside world. Not that most of their citizens have computers anyway.
tehuber1337
#17

Replying to #16

To put things in perspective, Australian telecommunications minister Stephen Conroy was named Internet Villain of 2009 ahead of nobodies like Kim Jong-il and Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
innergamemasterOP
#18
I say we help them and get them to over throw their corrupt government...so maybe north and south and live in peace again
Natewlie
#19
As if Kim Jong will let anyone help his country.
msg2009
#20
Ive got an urge to watch team america :)
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