Kaesong Industrial Complex in North Korea

Oberon · 02-19-16, 01:05 PM

Honestly an internal North Korean revolution would probably be the best way forward, however any such revolution would have to have the support of the armed forces, and would likely end up with the armed forces in charge in some form or another. How much good such a thing would do for the actual people of North Korea is unknown, most likely it would just be swapping one ruthless dictator for another.
If a way could be found to bring gradual reunification of the Koreas then that would be fantastic, but a short sharp shock would be ruinous for both sides. Especially for the poor souls that would flee into China, those that flee there now are either returned if they're male (and likely sent straight for 're-education' on arrival) or sold to Chinese men if they're women.

02-19-16, 01:05 PM	#9
Oberon Lucky Jack Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 25,976 Downloads: 61 Uploads: 20	Honestly an internal North Korean revolution would probably be the best way forward, however any such revolution would have to have the support of the armed forces, and would likely end up with the armed forces in charge in some form or another. How much good such a thing would do for the actual people of North Korea is unknown, most likely it would just be swapping one ruthless dictator for another. If a way could be found to bring gradual reunification of the Koreas then that would be fantastic, but a short sharp shock would be ruinous for both sides. Especially for the poor souls that would flee into China, those that flee there now are either returned if they're male (and likely sent straight for 're-education' on arrival) or sold to Chinese men if they're women.