[Reno89519]

Precious. I presume you are a Korean citizen, not a US citizen, thus more concerned with them than the lives of Americans? That is fine, but don’t drag us into your problems. If North Korea attacks the US, we should nuke them without mercy. Attack South Korea, nope. Solve your own problems. We’ve shed enough American blood on that hell hole. How about we fix the problem more directly by cutting off imports from China until they fix North Korea? That is a more direct way to solve the problem. And, oh we might hurt American consumers? So. Better that then 10s of thousands of American lives.

[COBOL2Java]

Precious. I presume you are a Korean citizen, not a US citizen, thus more concerned with them than the lives of Americans?

LOL. Boy, you must get all your exercise from jumping to conclusions.

What an idiot...I'm not even going to tell you where I'm from, moron.

[bus man]

Precious. I presume you are a Korean citizen, not a US citizen, thus more concerned with them than the lives of Americans?

So, let me get this straight. Having an interest in what happens in Korea means that one must be a Korean citizen who is OK with spilling American blood? OK, good to know . . .

Just so you know, I'm a white American citizen, born and raised in this country, and I'm married to a white American citizen who likewise was born and raised in this country. Therefore, by your logic, I suppose I should just sit back and wish for the two Koreas to blast each other into oblivion, right? I mean, unless one is a Korean citizen, one couldn't possibly care less about what happens there, right?