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[Zrk2]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

[Max White]

I like how the threats of a preemptive strike in case we attack is causing people to think about attacking.

[Lightningfalcon]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

The oppressed cry out for democracy! And the U.S and her fellow capitalist shall deliver it! As soon as we move our drones from the middle east to asia, that is. 

One of the things that would be interesting to watch would be how special forces are deployed in a second Korean war. 

[MetalSlimeHunt]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

The oppressed cry out for democracy! And the U.S and her fellow capitalist shall deliver it! As soon as we move our drones from the middle east to asia, that is.

Oh, come on. I think it is a little silly to pretend that there is not a moral imperative in this situation. This is North Korea we're talking about here. The ones that run actual, honest-to-god concentration camps? That won't even help their own people when given the opportunity?

There are a lot of morally grey situations in politics, but this ain't one of them.

[Lightningfalcon]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

The oppressed cry out for democracy! And the U.S and her fellow capitalist shall deliver it! As soon as we move our drones from the middle east to asia, that is.

Oh, come on. I think it is a little silly to pretend that there is not a moral imperative in this situation. This is North Korea we're talking about here. The ones that run actual, honest-to-god concentration camps? That won't even help their own people when given the opportunity?

There are a lot of morally grey situations in politics, but this ain't one of them.

I know, I know.  I'm just going to go ahead and call that someone will come up with some theory about how there are secret oil reserves there that the U.S is trying to take.  I agree wholeheartedly thou that there is some true oppression taking place there. 

[Felius]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

The oppressed cry out for democracy! And the U.S and her fellow capitalist shall deliver it! As soon as we move our drones from the middle east to asia, that is.

Oh, come on. I think it is a little silly to pretend that there is not a moral imperative in this situation. This is North Korea we're talking about here. The ones that run actual, honest-to-god concentration camps? That won't even help their own people when given the opportunity?

There are a lot of morally grey situations in politics, but this ain't one of them.

The issue is that a distant foreign power trying to unilaterally do so creates a ridiculous amounts of issues. If something like this was done, S.Korea needs to lead it, or alternatively, the UN. Even China might be a better option, since they can soak the negative PR much better than the US, and still have the excuse of a "concerned local power".

That said, if N.Korea shoots first, well, no one reasonable is going to blame the US when they go in, depose their regime and impose a democracy. Except China, but that's just because they don't want an American puppet on their borders, not out of any love to N.Korea. In fact, they might decide to invade N.Korea and depose their regime before the US does it, just to keep the new regimes at their terms, or at least have some grounds to find a better (to them) compromise.

[Flying Dice]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

The oppressed cry out for democracy! And the U.S and her fellow capitalist shall deliver it! As soon as we move our drones from the middle east to asia, that is.

Oh, come on. I think it is a little silly to pretend that there is not a moral imperative in this situation. This is North Korea we're talking about here. The ones that run actual, honest-to-god concentration camps? That won't even help their own people when given the opportunity?

There are a lot of morally grey situations in politics, but this ain't one of them.

I know, I know.  I'm just going to go ahead and call that someone will come up with some theory about how there are secret oil reserves there that the U.S is trying to take.  I agree wholeheartedly thou that there is some true oppression taking place there.

No, no, you're getting it all wrong, sheeple! It's the secret rubber reserves!

[Sirus]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

The oppressed cry out for democracy! And the U.S and her fellow capitalist shall deliver it! As soon as we move our drones from the middle east to asia, that is.

Oh, come on. I think it is a little silly to pretend that there is not a moral imperative in this situation. This is North Korea we're talking about here. The ones that run actual, honest-to-god concentration camps? That won't even help their own people when given the opportunity?

There are a lot of morally grey situations in politics, but this ain't one of them.

I know, I know.  I'm just going to go ahead and call that someone will come up with some theory about how there are secret oil reserves there that the U.S is trying to take.  I agree wholeheartedly thou that there is some true oppression taking place there.

No, no, you're getting it all wrong, sheeple! It's the secret rubber reserves!

Don't be ridiculous. We're clearly going to invade in order to protect the remaining wild unicorns!

[Flying Dice]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

The oppressed cry out for democracy! And the U.S and her fellow capitalist shall deliver it! As soon as we move our drones from the middle east to asia, that is.

Oh, come on. I think it is a little silly to pretend that there is not a moral imperative in this situation. This is North Korea we're talking about here. The ones that run actual, honest-to-god concentration camps? That won't even help their own people when given the opportunity?

There are a lot of morally grey situations in politics, but this ain't one of them.

I know, I know.  I'm just going to go ahead and call that someone will come up with some theory about how there are secret oil reserves there that the U.S is trying to take.  I agree wholeheartedly thou that there is some true oppression taking place there.

No, no, you're getting it all wrong, sheeple! It's the secret rubber reserves!

Don't be ridiculous. We're clearly going to invade in order to protect the remaining wild unicorns!

There are no wild unicorns. What do you think Best Korea's spec-ops teams ride into battle on?

[Sirus]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

The oppressed cry out for democracy! And the U.S and her fellow capitalist shall deliver it! As soon as we move our drones from the middle east to asia, that is.

Oh, come on. I think it is a little silly to pretend that there is not a moral imperative in this situation. This is North Korea we're talking about here. The ones that run actual, honest-to-god concentration camps? That won't even help their own people when given the opportunity?

There are a lot of morally grey situations in politics, but this ain't one of them.

I know, I know.  I'm just going to go ahead and call that someone will come up with some theory about how there are secret oil reserves there that the U.S is trying to take.  I agree wholeheartedly thou that there is some true oppression taking place there.

No, no, you're getting it all wrong, sheeple! It's the secret rubber reserves!

Don't be ridiculous. We're clearly going to invade in order to protect the remaining wild unicorns!

There are no wild unicorns. What do you think Best Korea's spec-ops teams ride into battle on?

Well, obviously they'd have to be rehabilitated into the wild. Assuming any survive, of course

[Slayerhero90]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

The oppressed cry out for democracy! And the U.S and her fellow capitalist shall deliver it! As soon as we move our drones from the middle east to asia, that is.

Oh, come on. I think it is a little silly to pretend that there is not a moral imperative in this situation. This is North Korea we're talking about here. The ones that run actual, honest-to-god concentration camps? That won't even help their own people when given the opportunity?

There are a lot of morally grey situations in politics, but this ain't one of them.

I know, I know.  I'm just going to go ahead and call that someone will come up with some theory about how there are secret oil reserves there that the U.S is trying to take.  I agree wholeheartedly thou that there is some true oppression taking place there.

No, no, you're getting it all wrong, sheeple! It's the secret rubber reserves!

Don't be ridiculous. We're clearly going to invade in order to protect the remaining wild unicorns!

There are no wild unicorns. What do you think Best Korea's spec-ops teams ride into battle on?

That's dazzle camouflage right there.

[Lightningfalcon]

At this point the moral thing to do might actually be to invade NK and save their populace from the "government" they currently have.

The oppressed cry out for democracy! And the U.S and her fellow capitalist shall deliver it! As soon as we move our drones from the middle east to asia, that is.

Oh, come on. I think it is a little silly to pretend that there is not a moral imperative in this situation. This is North Korea we're talking about here. The ones that run actual, honest-to-god concentration camps? That won't even help their own people when given the opportunity?

There are a lot of morally grey situations in politics, but this ain't one of them.

I know, I know.  I'm just going to go ahead and call that someone will come up with some theory about how there are secret oil reserves there that the U.S is trying to take.  I agree wholeheartedly thou that there is some true oppression taking place there.

No, no, you're getting it all wrong, sheeple! It's the secret rubber reserves!

Don't be ridiculous. We're clearly going to invade in order to protect the remaining wild unicorns!

There are no wild unicorns. What do you think Best Korea's spec-ops teams ride into battle on?

That's dazzle camouflage right there.

The enemy will be so confused trying to figure out what's happening that they'll never see themselves getting impaled!

[Mictlantecuhtli]

They've actually been spending all these years making their own Psy-Bot.

[NobodyPro]

They've actually been spending all these years making their own Psy-Bot.

Psy-Ops?

[Sheb]

Let us not forget that the US also has lots of air power in Japan and Guam that can be mobilized rather quickly. I'm sure Strife and his pal would kick some serious commie ass, but the major US contribution is probably going to be air and sea power.

Also, a question for you strife: what's the command structure as of now? Are the US units to be placed under Korean command in case of an attack by the North? What do you think of relations with your Koren counterparts? I guess the language barrier could be a problem.