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No, their judgement about NK is subjective but widely shared. It is perfectly reasonable to discriminate against political systems that you disagree with. It's
by dsr_ 6y ago
No, their judgement about NK is subjective but widely shared.
It is perfectly reasonable to discriminate against political systems that you disagree with. It's pretty much the basis of international diplomacy, such as it is: a system of bargaining and coercion that usually prevents outright war.
- sudosysgen 6y agoThe basis of international diplomacy isn't discrimination against systems you disagree with, it's about getting most power and resources possible. Caring about political systems is just spin used as an excuse. Indeed, the US at the same time went hard after Japan whose political system (even though in practice is barely it at all democratic) it created, but courted the Chinese one-party state. The rest is just rhetoric.