How can a democracy and a dictatorship unify?
How can a democracy and a dictatorship unify?
Juan Butler
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Robert Harris
two dictatorships*
Aiden Cook
Communication and negotiation.
Adrian Myers
Both nations talked about created a federation (North Korea) or a confederation (South Korea) where they will have some integration but keep both governments in their separate sphere of Korea.
Adrian Bell
How can media forget everything so fast?
Bait incoming.
Blake Watson
One word
Nationalism
Ryan Myers
The US stands down and the North installs Juche in the south and they become the most powerful Asian nation.
Adam Morales
Democracy is retarded.
Isaac Hall
One of the Koreas needs to dissolve. The only logical answer is for the DPRK to be absorbed into South Korea over a period of 5 to 10 years where the people can be deprogramed through free market capitalism and Big Mac burgers. It worked for Russia it'll work for the dprk.
Easton Baker
How can a colony be a democracy???
Christopher Cook
>How can a democracy and a dictatorship unify?
preferably in death
Dylan Turner
korea-dpr.com
North Korea's plan
brookings.edu
this one explains both sides
Levi Morales
Sounds retarded, not your post but what they're trying to do.
How the fuck can that ideally work out? After almost 70 years of division and ideology? Un doesn't want to let go the higher-than-God psuedo-Communist monarchy he has going on and the South doesn't want a fucked up pissant North to deal with.
How exactly would that work and besides unification how is that good for either government to work on?
In my opinion they either gotta go full South or just stay divided.
Adrian Ross
They can't. And if they do "unify" it'd only be temporary. The only thing close to this is if one allows itself to be annexed by the other.
Landon Miller
under Japanese rule again
Ryan Gonzalez
>How can a democracy and a dictatorship unify?
If the majority agrees with the leader it is kind of both.
Austin Hall
Constitutional Monarchy with figurehead status for the monarch, which is kind of like in Britain but the monarch would have no power unlike in Britain.
Jaxson Reyes
Force of arms.
William Reed
That's exactly the case in Britain. The monarch has no power beyond constitutional formality.
Colton Jackson
Democratic dictactorship.
David Cook
when a dictator is democratically elected then seizes control of power. e.g. hitler
Caleb Ramirez
you are brainwashed beyond belief. koreans are unified by their korean identity, not some vague notions of western governance
Grayson Lee
Yes, that's why they are united right now.