Nicholas Kristoff just said that in the first day of a Korean war 1 million would

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21. Real question is; Who is willing to pay the price?

KJU and Co. probably won't trust any western nation, particularly when all the crimes come out and make the defendants in Nuremberg look like they should have gotten off with probation. They would have to "retire" to China...which makes China look bad. And the brat has a voracious "appetite" for vice and luxury.

South Korea's biggest fear is probably reunification. The north will be a huge drag on the economy, for a very long time...not too mention, a population that's going to need some serious therapy. This isn't West and East Germany unifying.

And the US doesn't want to lose a foothold in Korea while China is growing in power and claiming more and more territory and influence... plus Russia also stepping up its presence in the Pacific.

Again, KJU biggest problem isn't the US, its his allies. Him playing with a few nukes doesn't concern them and it serves their interest in keeping the US and SK at bay. The question becomes, when does he cross the line that even they take alarm? Smarter people than me probably know that.

In the mean time, its going to be lots of rhetoric by our government, sanctions, etc. but not much else. Well, assuming we have a sane government...