What's with North Korea's sudden lack of hostility and subsequent push for peace...

korean is crazy
but korean come to know white is more crazy, and feel fear.

This. They were only showing that they could send a missil to USA's East Coast if they wanted to

They sent the test missils in the direction of USA but the angle was purposely too high to reach there. If they lowered the angle, it would reach.

I don't think they are ever going to send any missils unless they get invaded, which also won't happen, unless they find oil or something.

Kim's nukes are as real as Saddams wmds

They won't. RK and the rest of the would probably send tons of aid to help them back on their feet but will not join for decades.

I don't think South Korea would want unification at this point, North Korea is far too backwards.
Ireland are reluctant to take back Northern Ireland and that place is leagues ahead of North Korea

Yes, it's true.

In a very short time, South Korea will enter the final stage of '''''democratization''''''

Everyone will feel so good~~

youtube.com/watch?v=HXsTNvZx3tk

>annex North Korea
>build huge border so norks can't cross over
>Use population as slave labour to mine resources and build South Korea's shit
Total unification isn't necessary at all. By treating the North as a colony South Korea can achieve Japan-tier wealth in a decade in exchange for a few terror attacks by norks.

And North Korea would accept this... why?

They have nuclear weapons, so they are wearing the pants now. They don't have to accept inferior status to South Koreans.

South Korean pigs and dogs can give their wealth to North Korean leadership instead.

yeah righto mate

Korea wants to live without America and China.
We don't need both of them.

We just want unification.

I think actually in a year you will urgently apply for Australian work visa kk

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Nah any country try between you and us definitely needs one or the other. WW2 showed that pretty clearly.

Oh, you are a netouyo in Korea.

Good comment

Yes original name is goryeo but The Arabs called us Koreans and it was passed on to Europe and became korea.

Did the Arabs come into contact with Korea? How?

>feel so good~~

It seems like Koreans here use this phrase a lot. Is it a meme, or something?

Do you call yourself Koreans?
I've always found it funny how countries have different names in different languages. I can understand it for the central European countries, but even recent nations like Australia have this issue.

No, they do this every once in a while to lower the tensions just enough to negotiate a reduction to the sanctions. After that they will just keep doing whatever until they reach a yet another boiling point. The North Korean regime will turn the wheel until the day the entire country is turned into real life Mad Max

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>Is it a meme

Yes.

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Ching chong to you too. All I understood was that it's something about an apocalypse

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>US used 90% ban on fuel imports
>It's super effective!

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not effective*

The first thing unified Korea is guaranteed to do is shit talk about Japan during the colonial era all day. They'll do it distract the public from domestic problems like the economy.

There was no direct contact.
It was kind of trade through China.

>implying they aren’t doing already

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literally who fucking cares

>NK already flying missiles over you
>SK already funding comfort women statues

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United Korea with nukes and OP economy.. Coming to a peninsula near you. Also dubs

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fail

The worst is yet to come

it was the ancient times of the Three Kingdoms that the Arab merchants first came to Korea
anyway it is North Korea now, but around the gaeseong city(capital of Goryeo Dynasty) there was a port, it called Byeok-ran-do.
Arab merchants visited the Byeok-ran-do several times and introduced Goryeo to Arab world

The problem is Hanja 麗 of Goryeo(高麗)
If 麗(ryeo) uses the name of a country, it should be called Li(리)
So at that time, Koreans called Gori (고리)

maybe It was be in this order
Gori → Kori→ Kore → Korea or Koria or Korya or Corea or Coree or Coria etc

of course, if we get unified, you should to pay for the colonial damages about North Korean peninsula

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>Be Korean
>Take Japanese reparation money during the 60s
>Spend it on infrastructure and shit
>Doesn't compensate victims
>Asks for more money

In b4 HURR MONEY GIVEN TO PARK CHUNG HEE'S REGIME IS NOT COMPENSATION

>Be Korean
>Take Japanese reparation for North Korea
>Spend it on infrastructure and shit
>Doesn't compensate victims
>Asks for more money

ironic repost

Check em

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In b4 HURR MONEY GIVEN TO XXX'S REGIME IS NOT COMPENSATION, GIVE MOAR MONEY JOKBARI SCUM

One more try

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What a stupid
Something like comfort women has been a topic since the 90s, and we did not know that there was a comfort women in the 60s.

Please study history, Ignorance is sin

There was no comfort women.
You know the truth bro.

Nice fake history.

There were only 3 arabs in korea during 500 years.

I don’t want to say anything, I’m looking forward to the unified national flag

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So can we expect ex-boy sex slaves to start appearing anytime soon? Japanese samurai were known to have gay sex with their squires.

>WWII victims magically appear during the 90s out of thin air

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You are like a little baby, watch this

What a fake history?
3 times = several times
Don't you know the definition of several times?

어휴 시발 수준하고는 내가 방문횟수를 모르겠냐 1020~1040년 사이에 대규모 방문이였는데

>Please study history, Ignorance is sin
Not knowing there were sex slaves until the 1990s is ignorance in itself.

Check my digits

You literally could have found out with a simple google search. Now you're just perpetuating the ">American education" meme you stupid cunt.

youtube.com/watch?v=0C-suMjMiJ4

500년 동안 세번 방문한 걸로 교역 운운하는
환빠 수준 나오죠ㅋㅋㅋ

고려는 국제무역의 중심지였당께~

Did you know history now?
If you do not know, study.
The issue of comfort women was not known in the 1960s
Jap always BTFO

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Koreans love fake history.

교역이라고 한적없는데? 와 처발리니 말 지어내넼ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ여러차례 방문이라고 했는데?
딱 보니까 역알못인데 자기가 아는거 하나 나왔다고 풀발기한거 같은데 알고보니 교역이라고 한적 자체가 없음
그냥 자기 망이였던거임ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
몇번을 방문하든 2차례 이상이면 여러차례란다 븅신아 이불 꽉잡고 차쇼잉^^~

T. Jap

ㅂㅂㅂㄱ

광주는 폭동
김대중 개새끼

You are only perpetuating the notion that Koreans were ignorant about their own victims

本気すぎるんじゃないの
どのように慰安婦問題が何年もからイッシュがされたことを知らない?それとともに、今までの歴史を歪曲したの?
何?被害者補償?60年代?
本気笑ったwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
レベルが低いにも程があるんだゴキブリよ

probably this.

But there is a low possibility that things are different this time. For one, this is the first time we've started a trade war with China as a means of pressuring them to help with North Korea.

KJU is also different from his father and grandfather. The grandfather KIS's generation were anti-japanese nationalists who adopted Stalinism due to soviet influence. The father KJI's generation were raised in Juche ideology and and seemed to believe it. The youngest generation of leaders, including KJU, have mostly been educated abroad, unlike the older generations who really thought that a planned economy could work and manufactured constant famines.

If opening NK is serious, expect to see a massive bloody purge of KJI's generation.

The fact that you are Korean and spent your precious youth learning perfect Japanese amuses me.

Yes I am dumb, please enlighten me why the issue was not known during the 1960s

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And they have been escalating things with the nukes to the point where I think their generals are realizing we are actually getting ready to destroy the place.
I think we may see something similar to what happened with the Soviet Union when it fell, a sudden lackluster coup and then they send the dear leader and his family away to Sweden or something.

>want
It's not a matter of wanting

embarrasing

No

Why exactly would that convince China to help us? Every logical argument is that China will end its cooperation if we continue the threats.

Just like in 1994, 2005, and 2012?

This

I support a unified Korea under the great leader.

The real problem is that everyone is more afraid of North Korea than of the United States. Everyone knows that the US above all else just wants to make this problem go away, even if that means South Korea making dangerous compromises.

It is up to South Koreans to object to this and defend the integrity of their state, if that is even what they want to do.

Kek remember that time a million North Koreans starved under our sanctions but they didn’t collapse? I’m sure some fuel restrictions will cause them to completely change ahahahaha.

>korean historical sources
Lmao

Only young Korean women who got raped by Takeshi and birthed your father.

>they
You have to go back

Make me faggot

rhymes with Ronald Rump

>What's with North Korea's sudden lack of hostility and subsequent push for peace?
Two possible options. First being that Kim knows he wont get his hands on nuclear weapons capable of hitting the US homeland in a timely fashion, before the US and allies can act. If Kim cant muster up the capabilities to hit the contiguous US, then the pursuit of nukes has no point, he needs the range to hit the US in order to use them as political leverage. It's possible all of this is to buy more time for development and reach this goal, as despite Kim saying he's committed to full de-nuclearization, his labs show no signs of slowing down or stopping R&D towards the nuclear program.

Secondly, and more likely, Kims under Xi's thumb. Both China and NKs entire geopolitical agenda is to buy more time until they can properly challenge the US and fulfill their objectives. Kim needs to wait until he has nuclear strikes capable of hitting US soil, and Xi needs to buy time until he can complete a blue water navy and extend Chinas maritime capabilities. Neither want or can win getting pulled into a conflict with the US until that time comes.

>Are we really about to see a unified Korea within our lifetimes?
Unlikely. History has showed that it's the richer, Western backed sides that absorb the other. It's absolutely likely that Kim and Xi know this, Kims regime needs to stay in power because theres no way he'll step down and be convicted at an international court for breaking human rights violations of his own free will. And Xi needs to retain the North as a buffer zone against western allies to protect one of Chinas geographical weak points, Manchuria.

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The thing is, Trump hasn't given into any of their demands like past US presidents. He's made Kimmy dance to his tune, not the other way around.

Nobody in the region really wants a united Korea, and even if it did happen, neither China or South Korea really want to share a border with each other.

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Seriously though that’s the exact opposite of reality. Nukes have bought Kim a seat at the big boys table and tomorrow Kim is about to get a big payout in the form of massive concessions from Moon wrt South Korean sovereignty. I don’t like the fact that this is true but it is no matter how much we wish it wasn’t. Kim is the 갑 and moon the 을.

The thing is, Trump hasn't given into any of their demands like past US presidents. He's made Kimmy dance to his tune, not the other way around. KJU has to be smart enough to know he can't actually use his nuclear arsenal without inviting complete destruction on himself.

>And Xi needs to retain the North as a buffer zone against western allies to protect one of Chinas geographical weak points, Manchuria

Nobody's going to invade China. This isn't the 50s.

He doesn’t plan on using it at all. He merely wishes to use it as a deterrent to make US activity on the Korean Peninsula more expensive than its worth.

Say it’s 2025 and the Korean People’s Army attacks South Korea on a “moderate” scale using conventional means, say Yeonpyong Island x10.

Would the US really launch a full scale war against North Korea to save the south knowing that the potential cost could be millions of dead Americans?

No; which is the reason why the korean summits are happening and why moon will tomorrow graciously accept what will probably amount to large concessions of South Korean sovereignty and massive gibs

한국은 이제 끝남. 북폭을 해도 전쟁의 대미지가 너무 크고 통일은 경제 망하는 지름길. 그렇다고 문죄인처럼 조공하고 다 바치고 살수도 없다. 가장 좋은 건 중국이 그냥 북핵 해체하고 친중국가로 만드는 거 정도.

>Would the US really launch a full scale war against North Korea to save the south knowing that the potential cost could be millions of dead Americans?
I would think it's far more likely that millions of Koreans die than us. We have thousands of miles of ocean separating us from them.

I think the Punggye-ri mountain collapse is the real motivator here. Kim is at the point where his ability to conduct nuclear tests is running out.

That’s what the ICBMs are for, genius.

The point isn’t even to actually use them as I said; the point is to make the US voluntarily distance themselves from Worst Korea as an alternative to launching a terrible war that would be very expensive and undesirable even without the nuke aspect. You might have noticed that the US has been reluctant to go to war with North Korea for a long time.

And to be fair Moon’s election and moon picking Im Jong-seek for presidential secretary is almost certainly being taken by the State Department as a big fuck you, so in a way from the US POV at least 65% of South Koreans deserve every bit of what they might be about to get, good and hard.

They don't have the ability to shoot a missile further than Guam, and any use of them would just result in the temperature in Pyongyang being 10,000 degrees and rising, so I highly doubt they're that stupid.

It will ruin S.Korea economy into ashes.

Are you fucking illiterate

The point isn’t to actually use them. The point is to move any large scale US attack on North Korea from the “expensive” to “very expensive” category.

The US is already unwilling to attack North Korea because of the potential USFK/US civilian and ROK casualties that would ensue as well as how unpopular such a war would likely be. North Korea successfully competing a nuclear ICBM program makes that potential cost go up, not down.

Basically you’re right that North Korea will never launch a first nuclear strike on the US, but it’s also likely that the US would not strike North Korea to defend the South IF the potential consequences were even more dire than they are already.

They wouldn’t use them in an unprovoked first strike but they would if the US invaded or tried to destroy the regime which is the point.