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  • visualplane0

    For millenniums, other countries wanted access to Korea because of it's central geographical location in Asia. Probably the same reason why the U.S. has a interest in the area.
    What bothers me is that because of outside influences, Korea is divided in two today where families have been seperated and now they are at war with each other.

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    • same thing happens in other Asian countries like HKs segregation from the farmershonestIy
    • shows you what organized governments can do. especially when they seek to control.74LEO
    • wait minute ... what influences? are you all actually defending NK?atomholc
    • I'm talking about how N. Korea became N. Korea. Korea use to be one country. The Korean's didn't decide on having a N. or S. Koreavisualplane
    • a S. Korea.visualplane
    • How would you feel is some outside nation divided America into 2 so they would be enemies of each other?visualplane
    • Liberals vs Conservatives? Libs get dibs on the west side!
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    • BTW, i'm not endorsing N. Korea so don't jump the gun you idiot.visualplane
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