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So hypothetically, traveling to North Korea, and teaching them how to build ICBMs and nuclear weapons should be something anyone is be allowed to do? I think y
by throwaway2048 7y ago
So hypothetically, traveling to North Korea, and teaching them how to build ICBMs and nuclear weapons should be something anyone is be allowed to do?
I think you will find most people disagree with you here.
- sneak 7y agoBe careful with that “them”; most people living in North Korea are even more threatened by the DPRK government than you are. I have the belief that most human beings, in all places, are good, peaceful, and decent. Giving the people in North Korea all the help and resources they can will doubtlessly accelerate the downfall of their terrible, criminal leaders. It would be working in the USA except for the similar systems in place here to control easy access to information. I do not think that peacefully teaching any subject, to any group of people, in any place, should be illegal, as no one is victimized by the act of teaching.
- tptacek 7y agoSure, but the allegation is that Griffith traveled to the DPRK at the behest of its government, not its people.
- boomboomsubban 7y agoMost people would disagree because they don't want to live under the threat of being attacked by such weapons. If they don't want to live under such a threat, maybe they should stop threatening others rather than trying to limit the spread of information.