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Do you think we will go to war with Korea?
- Thread starter Andrew
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1. We still have troops in Korea along the DeMilitarized Zone. If we weren't trying to be ready for things to heat up again, why have we had them there for fifty years?
2. Probably not; one thing Congress does still care about is getting re-elected.
3. Probably not. Why pay regular price when it's free?
2. Probably not; one thing Congress does still care about is getting re-elected.
3. Probably not. Why pay regular price when it's free?
Has it occurred to you to search for the past 30 times this question has been asked today?
And there won't be a draft, there's a ridiculous amount of people wanting in to begin with, and conscripted soldiers are worthless compared to people who want to be there, people who want to be there don't want draftees there, and people would be much more productive supporting the war effort from the US
And there won't be a draft, there's a ridiculous amount of people wanting in to begin with, and conscripted soldiers are worthless compared to people who want to be there, people who want to be there don't want draftees there, and people would be much more productive supporting the war effort from the US
I do believe its very possible for war with the North Korea but i don't think it would be logical for North Korea to go to war with the U.S because they would be declaring war on not only the states but all of its allies ex Canada
ps if the U.S goes to war Canada's got your back
ps if the U.S goes to war Canada's got your back
North Korea will only attack if it feels backed into a corner... just like most animals. It's not in North Korea's best self-interest to pick a fight with the UN. However, it could always launch a nuclear attack on South Korea simply out of desperation. If it does attack it will be destroyed. Let's hope its leaders come to their senses and cease the heightened rhetoric.