Why I Want To Be Canada

As an ambassador to another country, I feel that trying to get a US citizen released from prison in North Korea would prove to be most difficult. I believe that with the past history, with their aggressiveness and hostility towards the United States and other countries, would make the negotiation process extremely difficult. Not only have that, but to reiterate, North Korea’s unwillingness to work with other countries, no matter what the situation’s circumstances may be. North Korea has used the threat of nuclear weaponry to strike fear into other nation’s minds. North Korea additionally has a completely different style of government than the US. North Korea is governed by a dictatorship, were the United States operates under the umbrella of democracy. I believe those two styles of government have completely different views, additionally, making it difficult to find common ground.
The reasons I believe Canada would be the easiest is because it for one is a neighboring, bordering country. Moreover, just because it is a neighboring country does not necessarily make it an easy transaction. However, historically the United States has had little to no large issues arise between the two countries. I also feel that Canada is a non-violent country and generally level headed in their social and economic beliefs. Not to mention that the US and Canada have had successful negotiations in the past. Thus supporting my opinion of why I believe Canada would be the easiest country to get a US Citizen released from prison.
References
Canada - Countries - Office of the Historian. (n.d.). Retrieved May 28, 2016, from https://history.state.gov/countries/canada
North Korea - Suspicious Minds. (2003, January). Retrieved May 28, 2016, from