Yeah

big if not a trap

How can the united states have peace with NK unless they are building a central bank?

I don’t know

The central bank stuff is a meme

What Trump should do is play hardball, they do these "hey let's make a deal" things to keep us at their beck and call, to stall us, then a few months later there's news they've developed more weaponry.

I wish there wasn’t so much Anti-American BS on pol

He has to go "before we negotiate, you must get rid of all of your nukes". To get these guys to respect you, NK, Iran, China, Russia, you can't be a pussy and cave in to what they say, you've got to show you mean business.

Alright

Are you going to reply to my comment?

I don't know what to say, it's been a while since I've been on /pol/.

>the central bank stuff is a meme
Not redpilled on international banking, eh?

I know that the fed's tough as fuck, but the US is not against NK just because they don't have a fucking central bank.

inb4 that meme picture of 'libya din have a central bank then the us invaded it'

It's always about the money.

what

no, the north korea situation is pretty simple, he's threatened the US with annihalation, so we're against it

Do you think the US is really scared of that though

If we get EMPs dropped in the US which disable our power grids or Seoul gets wiped out killing millions, or major US population centers get nuked, there's a lot of chaos we don't need.

The US has to defend itself, that's just fucking common sense.

Has anyone heard of Moonman?

yeah

Fuck that shit is catchy

Okay but do you really think we invaded Libya for any reason other than the gold dinar?

Libya and Iraq weren't justified, but Korea definitely is.

Military should only be deployed when America's national security is threatened.

NK is one of those rare times where that's the case.

I just think it's the same old "say there's WMD, justify huge military presence, implement a new regime, make it ZOGged"

What the fuck are you talking about

The thing we've been doing for a while now, I think they call it global policing

Un has been pretty fucking clear that he has nuclear weapons and openly threats the American defense with it.

Trusting the ((UN))

I'm not justifying Iraq or Libya or a future Iran or Syria intervention, but NK is the rare case where they are actually a threat to American citizens.

I don't believe that we're actually in danger

He shouldn't be threatening the fucking united states then

That's the first rule of 'how to avoid getting invaded by a larger country'

He's just an angry little impotent dictator, let him make his threats IMO

He has nukes, ffs, there are millions of lives on the line

All he could do is kill civilians he can't win a war against any country

Yeah, we want to try avoiding that altogether though

Then we shouldn't have sold him nuclear tech