| ▲ | jtuple 14 hours ago | ||||||||||||||||
> The US won't allow south korea to enrich uranium on their own. Want to try again? 190 nations have signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty. This includes China, so the very US vs China premise here is misplaced. [The US, UK, France, Russia, China and 185 other countries] won't allow south korea to enrich uranium on their own | |||||||||||||||||
| ▲ | hearsathought 14 hours ago | parent [-] | ||||||||||||||||
> 190 nations have signed the Non-Proliferation Treaty. Who cares? > This includes China, so the very US vs China premise here is misplaced. Sure. But it wasn't china that stopped korea's and japan's secret nuclear programs. It was the US. > [The US, UK, France, Russia, China and 185 other countries] won't allow south korea to enrich uranium on their own Just like they prevented north korea... Your response debunks your response. It's quite remarkable actually. The only country that can prevent another country is the one militarily occupying it. China, France, Russia, UK and the other 185 countries don't militarily occupy south korea. The only reason north korea, israel, india, pakistan, etc were able to go nuclear is because they are not vassal states military occupied by a foreign power. | |||||||||||||||||
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