I’m not sure what sense this makes. It’s not as if North Korea were a democracy where the people who will starve voted. Or that the people who will starve could bring any other sort of pressure upon the government.
Seems like sending a kid to school without lunch money because we disagree with what the teacher did.
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There was an agreement that NK would halt nuclear tests and the development of ballistic missiles.
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Well, think of it this way. If we DID send food aid to North Korea anyway, would it ever ...
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Even if it did get to the people, it would still allow the NKs to maintain their army and the ...
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Sanctions against the people don't seem to work. They simply unite the country.
North Koreans would be very aware of ...
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I don't agree with you, Bowser. I think the NK regime is a bunch of brutal thugs that have ...
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Looks as if I'm not going to be signing your name to the Christmas card.
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Looks as if I'm not going to be signing your name to the Christmas card.
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I don't agree with you, Bowser. I think the NK regime is a bunch of brutal thugs that have ...
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Sanctions against the people don't seem to work. They simply unite the country.
North Koreans would be very aware of ...
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How is that relevant to the rocket launch?
Clearly the kind of food we'd send would get to the ...
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Even if it did get to the people, it would still allow the NKs to maintain their army and the ...