RKMBs Forums .::Important::. Politics and Current Events Obama Condemns North Korea's Nuclear Test, Promises 'Action'

Besides that this is totally and completely uncomparable to the current situation with the US, I'm waiting for Iggy's (or whoever thinks they know better) counter argument.

The league of nations proved to be worthless, like I said nobody was willing to put their government at stake by declaring war over claims by the LoN. The LoN wasn't taken as seriously as the UN is today.

That wasn't enough reason for war. They didn't really want to go to war because they were simply not prepared and it wasn't seen as a huge threat, so they gave Germany the benefit ot the doubt. Their allies France had a strong military on paper, but in reality were very war weary and avoiding a military conflict with Germany at all cost so Britain would've been alone.

3. Eh, you still can't possibly compare Iran, North Korea and Venezuela to Nazi Germany. My point remains, Germany had done nothing yet to justify a war against them before 1938.

1. Yes it's totally and completely different. You're talking the typical propaganda shit fox news made you believe now.

Juche, you are missing the point. It would've been an entirely different situation had the allies been proactive in confronting Hitler when he was breaking all the treaty provisions. He didn't have the military capabilities that he had by the time '39 rolled around. They could've just marched in from France. Put Hitler in his place. And, roll out. Pretty much, they just should have listened to Churchill.

Instead, they took the Obama route and believed they could dialogue with Hitler. They made concessions that made them look weaker each time the capitulated to one of Hitler's demands. And, with each capitulation, Hitler got bolder and his war machine got larger & better equipped.

It wasn't that they couldn't. It was a simply that they were afraid to. Sure, they didn't want another WWI. But, because of their inaction, they got something worse. Hell, even if they had marched on Germany in September of '39 then they probably could have taken Hitler then since most of his forces were focused on Poland. Instead, they waited for over a year for Hitler to attack them in the so-called Phony War.

I'm not for just taking the proactive solution everytime. But, when it comes to down to the likes of people like Il getting The Bomb, there is no time for talking. There cannot be concessions made. There can only be the elimination of the threat.

see your making my point again. as you just said you cant compare Iran, and North Korea to Nazi germany. why? because they havent obliterated their neighbors yet. guess what until Germany did, they hadn't yet either.

after the fact its too late, millions are dead

how can you be so dense?.

you really are a stupid fucknut. you didnt read the article last week about Iran sending experts to Korea, or Chavez supplying uranium top Iran?


liberals are so dumb.

No, obviously I didn't read the FoxNews site.

its easy to be close minded when you chalk every news story in the world to FOX, it was everywhere.

A look at North Korea's missile arsenal:

_ ADVANCED TAEPODONG-2: Under development. Potential range of about 5,000 miles (8,000 kilometers), putting the U.S. west coast, Hawaii, Australia and eastern Europe within striking distance. North Korea says this, and all Taepdong missiles, are launch vehicles for satellites, though satellite and missile technologies are considered interchangeable.

_ TAEPODONG-2: Three-stage rocket with potential range of more than 4,100 miles (6,700 kilometers), putting Alaska within striking distance. First two stages are liquid-fueled, while the third is believed to be solid-fueled. Similar to Iran's Safir-Omid space launch vehicle, the rocket suggests extensive cooperation between the two nations. U.S. and South Korean officials say the North launched a Taepodong-2 rocket in April but it landed in the ocean. South Korean officials said the rocket's second stage splashed down about 1,900 miles (3,100 kilometers) from its launch pad. That is far better than a 2006 launch of a missile that fizzled 42 seconds after liftoff.

WASHINGTON -- Signs of growth in North Korea's nuclear program and the country's increasing isolation are renewing fears about Pyongyang's ability and need to smuggle weapons of mass destruction around the world, said U.S. and United Nations officials.

North Korea's arms trade has focused on Iran and Syria, countries Washington views as state sponsors of terrorism, as well as Libya.

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Please try to defend yourself in this debate.

You are the one who seems to be having a hard time defending your position in this debate. Nothing you've said about Pre-WWII Germany and world politics helps your position. Instead, you've proved what everyone else was saying about the rest of the world being too scared to act and allowing Hitler to become a global threat. The fact is that the Allies had plenty of chances to stop Hitler before his military power grew and didn't. His simple act of building up his military forces was a direct violation of the treaty and enough of a reason to stop him. Now, we may not have to worry about fighting an armed forces like Hitler's with Korea or Iran, but we have to worry about countries with nuclear capabilities launching warheads on rockets or even possibly using suitcase bombs in cities.

You are the one who seems to be having a hard time defending your position in this debate. Nothing you've said about Pre-WWII Germany and world politics helps your position. Instead, you've proved what everyone else was saying about the rest of the world being too scared to act and allowing Hitler to become a global threat. The fact is that the Allies had plenty of chances to stop Hitler before his military power grew and didn't. His simple act of building up his military forces was a direct violation of the treaty and enough of a reason to stop him. Now, we may not have to worry about fighting an armed forces like Hitler's with Korea or Iran, but we have to worry about countries with nuclear capabilities launching warheads on rockets or even possibly using suitcase bombs in cities.

In 1936 there was no reason, they weren't scared.

Hahaha, so that is the only connection between now and then? There have been hundreds of occasions where war might have been broken out, but didn't, and everyone lived in peace again. I'm not alone on this either, I am convinced that the USA is more likely to invade Canada, than North Korea.

I got nothin'.