> You can see a similar dynamic taking place in South Korea where unification is broadly supported by the younger population in the face of titanic security and

> You can see a similar dynamic taking place in South Korea where unification is broadly supported by the younger population in the face of titanic security and economic concerns. German unification has been supported for hundreds of years for comparable reasons. The younger population of South Korea is generally opposed to reunification: http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/pyeongchang-olympics-korea-unification-1.4520151 http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/pyeongchang-olympics-korea-unif...