> Finally, the divide exists uniquely because of US intervention The division exists as a result of WW2, and all the antagonism came from the north: https://en

> Finally, the divide exists uniquely because of US intervention The division exists as a result of WW2, and all the antagonism came from the north: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Division_of_Korea https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Division_of_Korea > Also it’s not the NK government starving its citizens to death (that strategy doesn’t make sense to keep the power), it’s the US by imposing economic sanctions. Not that I agree economic sanctions are good policy, but the sanctions exist largely because NK is developing nuclear weapons which they view as more important than feeding their people. NK is in the driving seat here and could drop their nuclear program at any time. > You are assuming most people want to quit their country We can only assume, we can't exist run a poll in the worlds most totalitarian regime. The desire to be well nourished is a fairly safe assumption though.