What Would Happen if Korea United Into 1 Country?

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Why is North Korea so good at Geometry?

Because they have a supreme ruler.

TheRealGuywithoutaMustache

Korean are just victims of the Cold War. They suffered so many wounds and pains. I wish them to be united peacefully.

Kiie-epdf

Me: I wanna go to the UK.
Friend: United Kingdom?
Me: No, United Korea.

kkoyyyy

Korea is really great. After 30 years of colonial rule, after liberation, the country was devastated by the Civil War and the country was divided in half. Nevertheless, it became a strong country. Korea seems like an underrated country. I hope that the Korean people will meet soon after reunification.

Ewa-mu

*_meanwhile in a North Korean missile launch_*
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Phoenix-ipkg

“Could keep Kim around for a while.”

Yeah.

gregthompson

I’m Korean and even if Korea doesn’t reunite as one country, I hope the borders open up so that Koreans on both sides can travel freely within the peninsula.

Mibs-Mibby

You only need one reason to unify Korea. All the people of North Korea could actually live a more or less normal life instead of constantly fearing for life if you just look the wrong way.

benhavis

“They may even keep Kim around for a while”

Well....

erickayala

My grandpa fought in the korean war. He said seeing the starving North Korean children was the saddest thing he ever saw, he gave them all his rations. I hope they can reunite

hobsdigree

I can imagine a North Korean going to an Internet cafe after the reunification and thinking it some sort of nuclear database bunker.

TheMiniMaestroMan

This video is actually a pretty accurate assessment of the current situation in my country. Well done!

MyeongsooChoi

Korea's history is some of the saddest int he world...really sucks how Korea split up because of constant bullying from different countries..They are survivors truly..

ytsksko

As a german, I can say that we are still dealing with the economic and psychological fallout of reunification 30 years later. The east is still lagging behind economically, with young people leaving for western cities and old people feeling betrayed and left out, joining radical fringe parties. And that is despite a much smaller initial gap in living standards and a much less extremely brainwashed populace. And despite the very popular and thriving capital of Berlin being smack in the middle of former east Germany.

While I still think it was ultimately the right choice (and would be for Korea as well) and while we are now - after 30 years - slowly starting to see a halt, and maybe even a reversal in the decades long brain drain from east to west, there is no denying that this is a long and arduous process. The people who think that a united korea would just add up the resources of both countries seamlessly are delusional. It'll easily take a full generation, maybe more, to reap the benefits

Fulgrim