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> There's a very clear moral line that it's wrong to help them to launder money and evade sanctions, even if it weren't illegal. This is practically the defini
by wilsonnb3 4y ago
> There's a very clear moral line that it's wrong to help them to launder money and evade sanctions, even if it weren't illegal.
This is practically the definition of a grey area, not a clear moral line.
> It's a brutal dictatorship which represses their own people and threatens to reign nuclear hell on their neighbours and the US.
No, North Korea is a group of 25 million people, most of whom are just regular people like you and me.
They are led by a brutal dictatorship but sanctions affect everyone in NK, not just the leadership.
Economic warfare is still warfare and not morally clear at all.
- rwmj 4y agoExcept that he didn't visit North Korea to help the 25 million people, he went there to help the elites to launder money and bypass sanctions so they can build nukes! And he then literally plead guilty to those exact crimes to the US government and went to prison because of it. How much more clear cut immoral and illegal action can it be?!