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that's a really interesting question! My only $0.02 is that there isn't a coherent political apparatus to transition political power - as I imagine that the pow
by wnc3141 2y ago
that's a really interesting question!
My only $0.02 is that there isn't a coherent political apparatus to transition political power - as I imagine that the power dynamics among the secondary rank is adversarial.
- jandrese 2y agoIn short: the power vacuum would result in a bloodbath.
- wnc3141 2y agoUnless the international community jumps on it in a multilateral fashion(a la Balkans)
- jandrese 2y agoMight as well ask for a magical unicorn to swoop in and save the day. The international community doesn't want to touch North Korea with a 10 meter pole. There is a definite sense of whomever tries to intervene will inherit responsibility for the largest ongoing humanitarian crisis in modern history. If you swoop in there and size power how are you going to lift the people out of poverty and not create the largest refugee crisis in history?
- wnc3141 2y agoI would bet you're probably right. You are touching on the heart of the fact that regime transition is really a intl. Relations problem.