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New York Times stated, “Today, North Koreans starve to death by the dozens, maybe the hundreds. But during the great famine of the 1990s, between 600,000 and 2.5 million people died of hunger.” That means that many many of North Koreans people die of starvation. The last War North Korea was involved in was the Angolan Civil War in 2002. Kim Jong Un killed his uncle in 2013. The government also treats there people poorly. They starve them to death. North Korea is a threat to the World because if they can treat their people that poorly than they can do that same thing to our people. Some believe that North Korea is not a threat because the United States has a better army, and we have more nukes. This may be true, however they still mistreat their …show more content…
The guards by prisons beat their prisoners. I know this because CNN stated, “Dozens of purple scars crisscross Lee Young-guk's lower legs. He says many are the result of beatings endured while imprisoned in North Korea's most notorious prison camp.” Another article said that the guards rape people. I know this because the article states, “Ahn Myong Chul, a former guard at Prison Camp 22, spoke of guards routinely raping prisoners.” North Korea has many nuclear weapons. North Korea has tested five of their nuclear weapons. BBC News stated, “North Korea says it has conducted five successful nuclear tests: in 2006, 2009, 2013 and in January and September 2016.” The Wall Street Journal says, “The latest Chinese estimate that North Korea could have 20 warheads today and 40 by 2016, reported exclusively by the Wall Street Journal on Thursday, surpasses that of most U.S. experts.” If another country picks on North Korea we can still help that country and help defeat North Korea. Even though the us has more nuclear weapons and stronger allies they still might still pick on other countries. If we are good enough friends we will help ANY country or countries that North Korea picks

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