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These things you speak of are not something that is given, rather it is something that the people build. Whatever the situation in North Korea it would only be
by fleitz 16y ago
These things you speak of are not something that is given, rather it is something that the people build. Whatever the situation in North Korea it would only be made better by allowing the populace to trade freely, communicate freely and enjoy all the other rights endowed to every human being by their creator.
Do you not think there are many people in North Korea willing to work 16 hour days to have enough money to buy food? Do you not think there are people willing to employ people to work 16 hour days for enough to buy food?
I'm not saying this is an ideal situation, however it is a vastly better situation than that which currently exists. North Korea survives on a shoe string, it would not be difficult to match this with foreign aid, let alone the capital investment that would pour into a free North Korea. China was in a similar situation 30 years ago.
Waiting longer to solve this problem will not make it easier, everyday North Korea falls further behind the rest of the world.
- ugh 16y agoUnification would definitely be preferable to the status quo. I’m only saying that no government in the world would be happy about actually having to implement an unification with North Korea. South Korea’s economy would struggle tremendously, even with the large amounts of foreign aid that will probably come flooding in. But, as InclinedPlane said in response to my comment, “if it has to be done it has to be done.”